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Item N <br />Staff Report No. <br />Meeting Date: July 6, 1999 <br />Type of Business: W.K. <br />WK: Work Session; PH: Public Hearing; <br />CA: Consent Agenda; CB: Council Business <br />City of Mounds View Staff Report <br />To: Honorable Mayor and City Council <br />From: Michael Ulrich, Director of Public Works <br />Item Title/Subject: Review of Streets Policies <br />Date of Report: June 30, 1999 <br />Staff has copied the staff report that was for the public hearing on June 28 to this report. It <br />highlights some of the changes that will be necessary to adopt the various recommendation of the <br />Street Committee. <br />Two major items recommended by the committee were to consider the existing design / width of <br />the particular street section the standard by which future projects would begin at. This change <br />would require a resolution amending the resolution that earlier set the construction standards for <br />all streets. The second recommendation of the committee was to lower the percentage assessed to <br />the property owners from 50% to 20 - 25%. This percentage (50%), is the same for water and <br />wastewater main replacement / improvement. This reduction would require an amendment to the <br />Ordinance that established the current percentage. <br />Staff will seek Council's direction for preparation of these amendments following the Public <br />Hearing. Staff has requested budgetary quotes from a couple of construction companies for <br />various pavement rehabilitation methods. These estimates may prove helpful to Council in <br />determining any percentages of assessments for various rehab methods. In an effort to reduce a <br />lump sum street or utility assessment, staff is seeking input from Council regarding a possible <br />wastewater system improvement flat charge and possibly a referendum question on the 2000 <br />election ballot for additional tax increase beyond the levy limits for future street improvements. <br />This question could provide valuable input to the City Council and residents as to the direction <br />the City should proceed in it's future street projects. <br />Staff has received few of the pavement rehabilitation method cost estimates for Council's review <br />and comments. These estimates are based on a street width of 28, just for average calculations. <br />Actual street widths would be adjusted accordingly. The various strategies for rehab are <br />recommended based on the Pavement Condition Index (PCI). If the PCI is higher, the required <br />amount of the pavement repair and preparation will be less, thereby lower the amount of the <br />improvement. The improvement estimates are listed from high PCI to low. <br />Method #1 1 1/2" Overlay �X, $, 3.60 / sc�yd <br />$11.20 per foot for total width <br />$ 5.60 per foot for 1/2 street width ( one side ) <br />$448.0.0 improvement cost for typical 80' lot <br />