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Maintenance has included seal coating, pothole patching and skim coating as needed. The current pavement is in poor condition with significant surface patching, potholes, and moderate to high severity traverse cracking and pavement heaving. Proposed Street Design Received: The City Council approved Stantec to perform engineering services at the April 12, 2021 City Council Meeting, (Res 9420). Stantec has completed the preliminary design along with the community engagement portion of the proposal. The City has received a proposed approved street design for the 2022-2023 Street Rehabilitation Project. (Design standards were approved by the City Council on October 22, 2007, Res 7176 as recommended by the Street and Utility Task Force.) Breakdown of Each Proposed Street Design: Pleasant View Drive and 84th Ave NE — Current pavement sections are 13.3'-13.5', (Attachment B), for a total pavement width of 26.8'-27'. Asphalt curbing is in place. The proposed pavement section is for 14' drive lanes, which will accommodate on street parking (currently in place). The proposed pavement section includes adding concrete curb and gutter, (Attachment B). Pleasant View Court - will have the same pavement design, with the surmountable curb to stay in place with only limited repairs or replacement. Spring Lake Road- Current drive lane section ranges from 11.8'-14' (Attachment C), for a total pavement width of 23.6'-28'. The proposed pavement section is for 13', this would be 11' drive lanes with a 2' reaction zone. For a total pavement width of 26'. The proposed pavement section will include concrete curb and gutter. Trail: A trail is proposed for the West side of Spring Lake Road (Attachment D). The trail installation is in accordance with the 2008 and the 2040 Comp Plans (Attachments E) as well as the draft master trail and sidewalk plan presented at the Parks and Recreation and Forestry Commission meeting on February 25, 2021 (Attachment F). Community Engagement: As part of the proposed project, community engagement was undertaken with the assistance of Stantec. As part of the community engagement a story board was created describing the proposed project which included a short survey. The survey questions were as follows: 1) How Important are the following improvements to you? • Pedestrian Safety • Shared Use Paths • Surface Water Drainage 2) Spring Lake Road would require widening to possibly include parking. Do you support a parking lane and the necessary widening of Spring Lake Road? 4) Would you be interested in a potential Tree Replacement Program? 5) Does your property have a sump pump? The Mounds View Visio A Thriving Desirable C011111.