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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL MAY 27, 1992 The Engineer described the street improvement pointing out that the proposal is to reconstruct to MSA standards. The street would be 32 feet wide with concrete curb and gutter and would be constructed to 9-ton standards. The proposal includes 12 inches of Class V materials under 4 1/2 inches of bituminous cover. Soil borings have not been done. The Engineer described the proposed storm sewer improvement which he reported would be sized to accommodate additional improvement to the north in the Vanderbie area as well as address storm drainage in the area of LaBore Road and Edgerton Street. The Engineer reviewed the estimated project costs which are outlined below: LaBore Road Street Improvements $202,342 Edgerton Lateral Storm Sewer 24,075 Trunk Storm Sewer Improvements 58,184 Total Project Cost $284,601 The Engineer reported that there are four advantages from extending the trunk storm sewer adjacent to Edgerton Street from Gervais Mill Park to the intersection of Edgerton and LaBore Road. Those are as follows: *Lake Gervais water quality is maintained by discharging the storm water flows into ponds at Gervais Mill Park prior to Lake Gervais. *The future need for trunk storm sewer improvements along Edgerton Street are eliminated. *Overland storm water discharge through residential backlots is minimized. *Permanent easements for utility purposes will not be required as the storm sewer would be placed within the Edgerton Street right-of-way. The Engineer then reviewed his recommendations and conclusions as outlined on page 10 of the feasibility report. Hanson asked if there would be a striped bikepath along the reconstructed roadway. The City Engineer replied that he would have to determine if MSA standards allow a striped shoulder on a 32-foot wide roadway. Page 8