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FEASIBILITY REPORT KOHLMAN LANE AREA STREET IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT 07 -21 BEAM AVENUE, KELLER PARKWAY, KOHLMAN COURT, KOHLMAN LANE, LINDEN LANE, MEADOWLARK LANE INTRODUCTION History The streets referenced above are referred to in this report as the Kohlman Lane Area Street Improvements. As shown in Exhibit 1 the project area is generally bounded by Little Canada to the north, County Road C to the south, and Gervais Lake and Kohlman Lake to the west and east respectively. Exhibit 2 highlights the project streets slated for street and utility improvements. The Kohlman Lane Area Streets as defined in this study is comprised of the Kohlman's Division plat which was recorded in 1933 and includes properties mostly on the east side of Kohlman Lane between Keller Parkway and Kohlman Court, with the exception of those properties that are part of Kohlman's Addition No.1 platted in 1973. The Kohlman's Addition No.1 plat consists of properties fronting Kohlman Court and additional properties in the immediate vicinity. The properties fronting Meadowlark Lane and in the immediate vicinity were created as part of the Witt's Lakeside plat, recorded in 1960. The most recent plat called Flicek Addition, recorded in 1990, is made up of seven properties located on the west side of Kohlman Lane just south of Beam Avenue. The properties fronting Linden Lane were created by the registered land survey eighty four (RLS 84) which was recorded in 1955. Two properties fronting the improvements are owned by Ramsey County Parks and Recreation and are located on the west side of Kohlman Lane, in the low lying wetland area. There are six existing residential properties located on the north side of Beam Avenue that fall within the city limits of Little Canada. Sanitary sewer located in Beam Avenue, Kohlman Court, Kohlman Lane, and Meadowlark Lane was installed in the late 1960's under Project 69 -15. The gravity sewer from these streets flows into the lift station located at the intersection of Kohlman Lane and Keller Parkway. Pumps within the lift station force the sewage through a 6- inch ductile iron pipe that connects into the manhole in Keller Parkway just north of County Road C. From this manhole, gravity moves the sewer south to the intersection of County C and Keller Parkway and then east along County Road C. The existing sanitary sewer within Linden Lane connects into the gravity sewer flowing east in County Road C. Currently no sanitary sewer exists to serve homes along Keller Parkway between Arcade Street and Kohlman Lane. Also water main is lacking in the neighborhood. 1 11