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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2015.03.02 CC PowerPoint Rice Lake Meadows HearingPublic Hearing Rice Lake Meadows March 2,2014 A WSB � A�ruradrl. 1irc. bL Wil= • �• 6 � 1. o C a: t'l, � j Iy F `Yyy '.� ._F,,'da. ■:ii�k_®�a. d' .�r:�_ IF4 r_ r 5 V i 9 MW ME - Far {.' r q .r .. r se- WSB � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Background City Pavement Management Program City roadways rated based on their condition Identified roadways in need of improvements Use the information to develop the City's Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) — Rice Lake Meadows included in the CIP for roadway reconstruction Neighborhood meeting to discuss potential project I November 10 and December 8, 2014 A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. 60 •s( •st •G Existing Conditions & A--iml- I-- Existing Street Widths A WSB � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Proposed Improvements Remove existing pavement Minor subgrade correction Spot curb replacement New asphalt pavement Minor utility repairs Watermain valves and hydrants — Sanitary sewer castings Minor drainage improvements Geneva Avenue (north) A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Other Considerations WSB � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Traffic Speeds on 145th Street Reviewed fall of 2014 Average speed between 30-35 mph near the intersection of 145th/Goodview Ave. Recommendations — Install Dynamic Speed sign Review intersection configuration with street project A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Intersection Design - Option A Advantages: Cost Effective Safe landing for pedestrians at median. Traffic calming through road narrowing. Disadvantages: Maintenance challenges during snow and ice. Additional signage required. Cost: $48,000 0 A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Intersection Design - Option B Advantages: Cost Effective Traffic calming through road narrowing. Remains with the current right of way. Disadvantages: Striping can become obscured during the winter months. Cost: $55,000 W u 145th St. tJ_`-- . `. TO A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Intersection Design - Option C Advantages: r ; Provides a more direct r crossing for pedestrians. Traffic calming through curved alignment. Disadvantages: More costly than previous options. Requires additional roadway construction to transition to existing Potential wetland impacts. Cost: $134,000 145th St. _.�, 9 A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Intersection Design - Option D Advantages: Eliminates need for vehicles to stop Provides a more direct and defined pedestrian route. Disadvantages: Possibly difficult for large vehicles to navigate. Significantly more costly. Extends beyond current roadway limits/potential. need for easements. Potential wetland impacts. Cost: $229,000 A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Pedestrian Connections No sidewalks or trails within the neighborhood Connection opportunities Diamond Point East Park — Downtown Hugo — Hardwood Creek Trail City sidewalk and trail plan A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. ffEx's' ngSidewalks / . A > i ngH■,nd Paths z \ -s § S 45� ® � \2m \ W EE EE / \ / U. g 2 dm ) _#© aEA a 0 |� � Wim} » z § \Tcq1LU � / \ ¥ Ru Ro Rice Ua , ,S , #_S s, e£z _emo FO,NIT wwmmz \% < . Egg Lake 9a r'L�:_ ._N §! m7 Nz \ / a . 2 % \ a J fes. a . RICE « t Feet » Zf ¥ Se tSe ^ B rok a_»_.r z • Future Trails i N Existing Sidewalks ®' _:W+ x c� W W Existing Trails and Paths � ® � Wm EE W a � ® ®J- J x < CC nex�rmc-� O�v�ru I� r� 147T -H VIM r z Mrd 9 FNF� S W 2L W S 4] IjQ W (.a W it Ilra w 4 1 TH_ _l. dice Lake 145TH ST' li� 1 ST STN 44� __ST [4 -- pi,yMOND T. F4+hJ- 4 Er'+S� FAr?IS � ay Lgg tales v ,4L.. . h FAR.". 42N s N 61 W 141ST STAN z p 4 W � Q zei o EU 140 H S -M 4� �44ni �J - L N 8 5W 1.coo rNk e� A�ruradrs. Ixs. Future Sidewalks G t » � PEP \W. --.Future Trails Existing dew�ks ,p \ . \ Existing�is. d is JIEIJ�EE LUW/ 2 EE qm a;G & aN W T �\% .. % �-------- � /U z / ~W LU co \ 1it R�GeU¥ ii,15T"IST, , ,4 memo \, FOi,VT ecFAa;f \ «& . m;G& awnaso - aegis MA _N §!LU «. ! m7.. \ \ LO 2 o A \ \ . / » y tie mew« �Foa P<» 500 ^ �. a_»_.r or x ,all 42' ting Curb u,�osed Sldewalk Proposed Curb " r IX of 32' Proposed On Street Parking Projected Costs/Financing Estimated Project Cost — Street Improvements and Sidewalk: $1,781,000 — Intersection Options 2A - 21): $48,000 - $229,000 — Total Project Cost: $1,829,000 - $2,010,000 Project funding Assessments — Capital Improvement fund State Aid Funding — Utility Funds (sewer and water) Potential Grants A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. City Assessment Policy Urban Partial Reconstruction Direct frontage Access Rural Roadway Reclamation Corner lots prorated � Includes Sidewalk if installed Assessments fund approx. 25% $4,100/unit $3,400/unit 145th Street 0.5 unit 0.5 unit A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. City Assessment Policy Assessments spread over a 10 -year period at 4-4.5% Senior Citizen deferral is available for those over 65 years of age A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. General Process Process governed by Minnesota Statutes (Ch. 429) Specific process outlined in the Statute Includes a minimum of two formal Public Hearings I Prior to deciding whether or not to implement a project I Prior to adopting the assessments for a project I Notices will be sent to each property owner A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Potential Schedule Neighborhood meeting City Council update Public Hearing/consider implementing project Plan/Specification Preparation Neighborhood Open House With Plans Project Bidding Award Construction Contract Construction Assessment Hearing Dec 8, 2014 Dec 15, 2014 Mar 2, 2015 Mar -April, 2015 March 2015 April 2015 April 2015 May -Aug 2015 Sept 2015 A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. Next Steps Hold Public Hearing Consider Adopting Resolution Ordering Project/Plans and Specifications Direction regarding 145th/Goodview intersection Final Plan Preparation Neighborhood Open House Bidding and Construction A WSJ" � A�ruradrl. 1irc. r j 4 dM