2016-01-26_PWETC_AgendaPacket - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

Roseville Public Works, Environment and Transportation Commission Agenda Item Date: January 26, 2016 Item Description: Communication Items Item No: 4 Project updates: • Lift Station Replacements • The Wagner sanitary lift station is completed and is up and running since the end of November. Turf restoration will be completed in the spring. • The St. Croix storm water lift station upgrade is progressing. The new fence and transformer pad has been installed. Work had been delayed some due to the late freeze conditions which prevented the pumps from being turned off and major work beginning. • 2015 Drainage Improvements • Various Drainage improvements throughout the city. • Inlet improvements at Bennet Lake Inlet are complete with the exception of a new sluice gate which will be installed next spring. • Major work on the installation of three filtration basins at Corpus Christi Church is completed. • Final turf restoration will be done in the spring. • Twin Lakes Parkway • Extension of Twin Lakes Parkway from Prior Ave to Fairview Ave. • The Hagen building has been demolished and some trees have been removed. Major road work will begin in spring of 2016. • 35W & Cleveland Interchange • Improved intersection improvements at35W and Cleveland Avenue. • Major work will begin the Spring of 2016 • Capital Region —Upper Villa Reuse and Infiltration Project • Installation of an underground system on Upper Villa park behind the B -Dale Club. • All underground work installing the system has been completed. • Final restoration work and start-up will take place in the spring of 2016. • Metro Transit A Line BRT Project: Construction has started on the stations along Snelling Ave at County Road B and Larpenteur (in Falcon Heights). Actual BRT service is expected to start in the spring of 2016. • Water Meter Replacement Project: • The City's meter replacement contract with Ferguson will expire on January 31, 2016. Currently, there are 67 unscheduled meters to replace. Beginning February 1, city staff will work on replacing these.