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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes <br /> February 11, 1997 <br /> age 3 <br /> *I improvements including complete reconstruction, driveway restoration due to <br /> 2 disturbance during construction and boulevard restoration. He explained construction <br /> 3 will begin in mid May of 1997 with completion at the end of August 1997. Mr. <br /> 4 Moberg noted that the final layer of bituminous will be applied in the summer of <br /> 5 1998. The roadway will have one layer of pavement until that time. The project will <br /> 6 begin with the utility improvements. Mr. Moberg assured residents that 1/2 of the <br /> 7 existing pavement will remain in place during watermain and storm sewer replacement <br /> 8 to maintain access to-all properties. Duringthe project, residents will be updated of <br /> 9 progress with a construction bulletin (newsletter). <br /> 10 Mr. Moberg explained the total cost of the project is $690,897.33. The storm sewer. <br /> I I costs will be paid by the City out of the Storm Sewer Fund. The watermain charges <br /> 12 will be paid by the City with the exception of a $400.00 connection fee per property. <br /> 13 -The total street improvement costs are $464,968.18 and are paid at a rate of 65% (or <br /> 14 $302,244.80) by the City and 35% (or $162,723.38) by the affected residents. <br /> 15 Mr. Moberg explained the.method of calculating individual assessment amounts. The <br /> 16 total assessments are $162,723.38 and the front footage of the project to be assessed is <br /> 17 3,993.21 linear feet. This results in an assessment rate of $40.75 per linear foot. Also <br /> 18 included in the individual assessment is the $400.00 watermain connection fee. The <br /> individual assessments range from $1,750.00 to $7,000.00 depending on lot size and <br /> amount of front footage. <br /> 21 Mr. Dave Zurbey, 3637 Roosevelt Street N.E., asked if Northern States Power (NSP) <br /> 22 had been notified, if he could contract the cement worker to lay his driveway during <br /> 23 the improvements and if the curb cuts for the driveway could be changed. <br /> 24 Public Works Director Larry Hamer stated it was not necessary to contact NSP and <br /> 25 that the cement worker could lay Mr. Zurbey's driveway during the project but he <br /> 26 would have to contact the contractor himself. Hamer stated the curb cut could be <br /> 27 adjusted but Mr. Zurbey would have to inform the City of the changes. <br /> 28 Mr. Joe Morgan, 3645 Roosevelt Street N.E., stated he had two storm sewers on his <br /> 29 property and would like them to remain where they are. He also stated he would like <br /> 30 to widen his driveway in conjunction with this project. <br /> 31 Hamer stated the storm sewers would be replaced and maintained in their current <br /> 32 locations. He noted Mr. Morgan would be allowed to widen his driveway but it would <br /> 33 have to remain within the width allowed by City Ordinance. <br /> 34 Mr. Bob Thistle, Springsted Inc., recommended the Council authorize Springsted, Inc. <br /> 35 to go to market for $690,000.00 in General Obligation Improvement Bonds to cover <br /> the City's portion of the cost and special assessments of the 1997 Street Improvement <br /> 40 Project. Springsted will go out for bids on March 11, 1997 and return to the Council <br /> 38 that evening with the results of the bids received. Mr. Thistle reported the repayment <br />