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Enclave Development and complete the Marion Street pathway as shown in the Rice/Larpenteur Visioning Plan. A new pathway, the Twin Lakes Trail phase 2, will be constructed north of Terrace Avenue into Oasis Park. This will connect the park and neighborhood with the new apartments and businesses in the area, providing better non -motorized connectivity in the area. Pathways in Lexington Park and along County Road B will be resurfaced. The Lexington Park parking lot will be resurfaced. 3. Utility Infrastructure: Sanitary Sewer Lining: No sewer lining will take place in 2023. The City will pick this project up again in 2024. The City will be working with a consultant over the next year to plan for the 2024 project which will be a specialty lining project addressing some of the very difficult segments in the City's system. Pipe Replacements/Repairs: Staff evaluates sanitary and watermain replacement needs in our pavement replacement areas as well as utility infrastructure needs in County and State project areas. To date, no pipe replacements are anticipated in 2023. Water Tower: The interior tank of the water tower will be re -painted in the summer of 2023. Lift Stations: The Long Lake Lift Station, located on Long Lake Road south of County Road D, will be replaced in 2023 with a grinder pump lift station. The new lift station will be relocated further from the road to protect the lift station and to make it safer to maintain and will be on higher ground as it is currently subject to street flooding. The Dale/Owasso Lift Station, located at Dale Street/S Owasso Boulevard, will be upgraded in 2023. Work will begin on design for this lift station which will include pump and electrical upgrades and a new backup generator. Storm sewer system improvements: Staff continues to analyze the existing drainage systems and localized flooding issues and is identifying mitigation projects. Staff is now working on developing a 2023 drainage improvement project to alleviate some of these flooding concerns. Staff has already identified several projects for 2023. Some of the projects include: • Pavement Management Storm Water Upgrades: Miscellaneous storm sewer upgrades. • Villa Park Sedimentation Improvements: Work includes repairing inlets and outlets and dredging the sedimentation basin. Work will begin this winter. • Concordia Meadows Pond Improvement: Work includes repairing inlets and outlets and making the basin larger to provide more storage and treatment to reduce issues downstream. 4. Other Improvements: South McCarron Retaining Wall Replacement: This wall was originally built in 1993 but is showing signs of failure. The existing wall will be rehabilitated using reinforcement with soil nails and a new poured -in -place wall in front of the old wall.