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Mounds View City Council June 14, 2004 <br />Regular Meeting Page 6 <br /> <br />C. 7:16 PM Public Hearing for 2003 Street Improvement Project Resolution 1 <br />6265, Assessment Hearing, and Adoption of a Special Assessment Levy. 2 <br /> 3 <br />Public Works Director Lee stated this is a continuation of the assessment hearing from May 24th. 4 <br />He proposed holding the assessment hearing and then going to item 10D, which is to look at 5 <br />awarding the contract for the 2003 Street Improvement Project, and then coming back to 6 <br />adopting the assessment levy. He stated whether some of the items are awarded or not will affect 7 <br />the assessment amounts, and so they need to award the contract before they approve the adoption 8 <br />of the assessment levy. 9 <br /> 10 <br />Public Works Director Lee stated the 2003 Street Improvement Project calls for upgrade of the 11 <br />streets that lie generally south of County Road 10 and north of County Road H2, and west of 12 <br />Long Lake Road. He stated Lake Court Drive & Circle was originally part of the project, but 13 <br />they were deleted since they had some issues with those private streets being converted over to 14 <br />public streets. 15 <br /> 16 <br />Public Works Director Lee stated that the project as proposed calls for total reconstruction of the 17 <br />streets west of Silver Lake Road, and the streets will be adjusted to 28 feet in width. He stated 18 <br />the streets east of Silver Lake Road, since they already have concrete curb and gutter, would have 19 <br />upgraded bituminous surface, some minor replacement of the curb and gutter, and replacement 20 <br />and upgrade of the infrastructure. He stated sanitary sewer improvements that were necessary 21 <br />would be part of the 2003 Street Improvement Project. 22 <br /> 23 <br />Public Works Director Lee stated bids were received for a proposed sidewalk on the west side of 24 <br />Groveland from County Road I to County Road 10, and bids were also open for the parking lot at 25 <br />the Lakeside Lions Park. He stated the estimated total cost for the project is $2,178,000, of 26 <br />which $557,000 would be assessed. He stated Spring Lake Park would pay for their portion of 27 <br />the project, and also Municipal State Aid would be paying for a portion of it. He stated Mounds 28 <br />View Special Project funds would be used depending on whether or not the City Council awards 29 <br />the contract for Lakeside Lions Park. 30 <br /> 31 <br />Public Works Director Lee stated on April 22 the City received five bids for the project, and that 32 <br />the low bidder was Hard Drives, Inc. at $1,574,000. He stated Alternate No. 1 for the Groveland 33 <br />sidewalk was $40,234, and Alternate No. 2 for Lakeside Lions parking lot is a little under 34 <br />$100,000. He stated the base bid came in 8.8 percent less than the engineer’s estimate for this 35 <br />project. He stated assuming the City adopts the assessment levy for this project, payments would 36 <br />be due with interest up until October 31st of this year. He stated the assessments period would be 37 <br />certified to the county, and residents would have a period of ten years to pay those assessments at 38 <br />an interest rate of 5 percent. 39 <br /> 40 <br />Public Works Director Lee stated there was a neighborhood reconstruction meeting on June 3rd. 41 <br />He stated the meeting is on tape and it’s also being re-broadcasted on cable. He stated there is 42 <br />also a preconstruction meeting on June 21st. He stated that at that time they’ll be meeting with 43 <br />the contractor and getting a lot more information on the project in terms of start dates and the 44 <br />general plan from Hard Drives. He stated notice would be sent to residents the week of June 21st 45