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City of Roseville Community Development Department Memo Jan 11, 1996 TO: Steve Sarkozy, City Manager FROM: Dennis Welsch, Community Development Director (490-2232) ~ RE: A.C.I. FENCE EXTENSION COST ESTIMATES Attached are the cost estimates that we requested from Keller Home Improvement to extend their previous fence project at the back of the AC.I. site. The fence extension (similar design as previous fence) is estimated to be 210 feet long and would cost $6,945.00. This amounts to $33.07 per lineal foot offence. To remove the existing fence (72 feet), add an additional $370.00. Within the next week, AC.I. will review these costs and hopefully agree to the improvement on their leased property or the land owner (St. Paul Properties) will have to become an additional partner. I am assuming that this fence extension would paid for on a 50%/50% basis between AC.I. and the City. FURTHER FENCE EXTENSION BEYOND A.C.I.: There is approximately 500.feet of additional residential area behind ARA, another user to the west of AC.I. If these residents also needed a fence, the added cost for this section would be approximately $16,500. this assumes that the City could obtain permission to install the fence on private property and some type of agreement from the property owner to maintain it in the future. POLICY DECISIONS: This form of "buffering" of existing businesses from residential areas is a proactive approach to the noise and visual problems that Roseville has along some of the industrial/commercial and residential borders. As in the past, it is my assumption that the Council will want to review this policy city-wide as well as on a case by case basis. This could become a very expensive program on the remaining existing commercial and industrial parcels along Rice, Larpentuer, Lexington, and Snelling. Another example is the County Road "C" area between Hamline and Snelling, where the cost of minimal fencing in this area would cost in excess of $48,000. 1