2014-06-24_PWETC_AgendaPacket - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

Roseville Public Works, Environment and Transportation Commission Agenda Item Date: June 24, 2014 Item No: 4 Item Description: Communication Items Projects update: • 2014 Sanitary Sewer Lining Project— This project is about 75 % complete. Work remains on Midlothian Lane, Haddington Road, Eldridge Ave, Skillman Ave and Larpenteur Ave. All of these segments are also included in resurfacing projects so the sewer lining work has to coordinate with those projects. Work should be complete by the end of July. • County Road B -2 Sidewalk Construction — This project consists of constructing a 6 foot sidewalk along the north side of County Road B2 from Lexington Ave to Rice Street as well as along Victoria Street from County Road B2 north to County Road C. Work is underway on this project with tree and brush removal ongoing. Utility work is progressing now along with general excavation for the sidewalk in sections, starting from the west and moving east. The sidewalk will be complete before the start of school with some restoration and other minor work occurring after that. • 2014 PMP- This project is well underway. The work along Ridgewood Lane and Oakcrest Ave is complete. Milling and paving operations for the other segments will occur in July. Most of the work to date has been focused on utility work including the replacement of the water main along County Road B and Haddington Road by the method of pipe bursting. Other utility work, including directional boring a new water main section along Rice Street north of Larpenteur and replacing a piece of sanitary sewer along Skillman Ave west of Prior, will also occur in late June or July. Finally, the City is installing some substantial storm water retention and treatment devices in the northwest corner of the City (Stanbridge St and Manson St) and at Dellwood St and Sherren St behind the Roseville library to address some historic drainage issues. • Snelling Ave Bus Rapid Transit: No news to report on this project. Final design is underway and we still expect construction to begin in 2015 with service beginning at the end of 2015. • 2014 Seal Coat Project: The seal coat was applied last week and final sweeping is underway (if not already complete). We will continue to monitor the areas and sweep as needed if loose rock begins to develop. • On Monday, June 16"', the City Council approved the purchase of several pieces of land in the Twin Lakes area for the purpose of extending Twin Lakes Pkwy ultimately to Fairview Ave. The City had received just under $1 million in federal funds for this acquisition. This purchase completes almost all of the necessary right -of -way in order to construct Twin Lakes Parkway. At this time, staff expects to be under construction for the extension of Twin Lakes Parkway in 2015. This will likely be driven by some new development in the area in the coming months.