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City of Mounds View Staff Report <br />June 30, 1999 <br />Page 2 <br />Method #2 1" milling with 1 1/2 " wear overlay <br />$12.75 per foot for total width <br />$6.40 per foot for %2 street width ( one side ) <br />$509.00 improvement cost for typical 80' lot <br />* Method #3 Recycle existing road, 1 %2" base + 1 1/2" wear <br />* * $14.95 per foot for total width <br />$7.50 per foot for %2 street width ( one side ) <br />$596.00 improvement cost for typical 80' lot <br />* * This estimate does not include a surmountable bituminous curb. <br />* These estimates do not include any utility structure adjustments, driveway apron paving <br />or boulevard and / or landscaping improvements. <br />Staff has also received a budgetary estimate for lining existing sanitary sewer mains in a project <br />area. Lining of the City main lines would obviously not correct any deficiencies or defects in the <br />residential service. This price would be $36.00 per lineal foot for an eight inch main. Utilizing <br />the same scenario as above, the estimates for this improvement are as follows: <br />8" Sanitary Sewer Main Lining <br />$36.00 per foot for total width <br />$18.00 per foot for 1/2 street width ( one side ) <br />$1,440.00 improvement cost for typical 80' lot <br />In light of time schedule for any future improvements and the relatively reasonable expenses <br />associated with any combination of the street rehab methods and sanitary sewer lining, staff <br />would suggest that these type of improvements be assessed at rate of 100 % residential. When <br />the residents wish to have curb and gutter installed, the City might contribute to the costs of the <br />curb and gutter. In an MSA project, the residents could be assessed for the maximum rehab <br />method, together with any utility improvement that might take place. <br />These are just a few project estimates and one method of financing future street and utility <br />projects. There are as many alternatives as one can think of, each with their own pros and cons. <br />Staff is seeking additional Council input and ideas. <br />chael Ulrich, 11irector of Public Works <br />