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inventoried the Private Drive as a direct discharge into Lake Owasso (direct discharge is stormwater running directly into a water body without treatment, and thus potentially carrying a higher amount of pollutants). There are also multiple drainage issues along the Private Drive that affect property owners as stormwater has to circumvent foundations to drain to the lake. This project will add a porous driving surface that will treat the stormwater, and reduce the drainage issues of the adjacent properties by capturing the water and directing it safely to the lake. 4. Other Improvements 35W Interchange at Cleveland Avenue: This project was awarded by Council last year. Some minor work was started last fall. The project consists of completely reconstructing the intersection, ramps and signal system. Major work will begin in the spring and the new interchange should be completed by the end of July. Twin Lakes Parkway Extension: This project was awarded by Council last year. Major work will begin in the spring to extend Twin Lakes Parkway from Prior Ave to Fairview Avenue. Water, sanitary sewer and storm water are included as part of the project. New trail and sidewalk will also be extended as well as some enhanced landscaping will be installed. The road is anticipated to be open to traffic in August. Fairview & Twin Lakes Parkway/Terrace Ave Signal: As part of the Twin Lakes Parkway improvements a new traffic signal will be installed at Twin Lakes Parkway/Terrace Ave and Fairview Avenue. This signal project would be completed on the same timeframe as the Twin Lakes Parkway Extension project. Additional right turn lanes off of Fairview will be added. The project is funded by Twin Lakes TIF bonding that Council approved last year. Cleveland and County Road C-2 Signal: As part of the Twin Lakes Parkway improvements a new traffic signal will be installed at Cleveland Ave and County Road C-2. This signal will provide better access to Cleveland Ave in the future as traffic from the redeveloped areas around Twin Lakes Parkway increases. This signal project would be tied with the Fairview and Twin Lakes Parkway signal contract. The project is funded by the Twin Lakes TIF bonding that Council approved last year. Twin Lakes East Collector: As an extension of the Twin Lakes Parkway improvements, the intersections of Terrace Ave and Lincoln Ave, and Lincoln Ave and C-2 will be evaluated to provide a better connection from Fairview Ave to Snelling Avenue. An additional left turn lane from east bound County Rd C-2 to Snelling will be provided as part of the project. Funding for the project is through TIF funding. The overall cost of the 2016 Public Works Work Plan is approximately $10-11 million. Recommended Action: Comment on the 2016 work plan Attachments: A. Preliminary Project Map