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90-1286 ---- \ /�� //A CITY OF ST. PAUL � COU CI ILE NO. � �O 5� FINAL ORDER ,'� By — � :'i File No. $�58, �9tf59� 39060 , VOtlrt9 In the Matter of Wsn! - - -- _ . _ _ __ .._____ � Sidewalk Reconstruction at the following locations : 5 S9058 North side W Cottage Avenue from N St Albans St to N Grotto St 5 S9059 Both sides W Hoyt Avenue from N Oxford St to N Lexington Pkwy _ ___ --- ---t __ , .�� per frost foot; replacemeat of ald sideva2t, �6.50 psr front ft. ' For s 6—foot Mide a3de�ralk : �eN eonstrnction , $15. 60 per front ft . ; replace�aat of old stdera3k, $7.a0 per front ft. ' All cozner residential properti�s aill zeceive a credit np to the first ` 150 feet of neN or reconstuated aide�►alk along aad abuttiag the *long side" of the propert�. COMHExCIAL rates (all property other than resideatial) 100 of actaal cost estisated to be approai�ately $4.0� per aqeeare foot of walk coasEructed. �p �'��' ��o -�a under Preliminary Order � approved � The Council of the City of Saint Paul has conducted a public hearing upon the above improvement, due notice thereof having been given as prescribed by the City Charter; and WHEREAS, The Council has heard all persons, objections and recommendations pertaining to said proposed improve- ment and has fully considered the same; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the Council of the City of Saint Paul does hereby order that the above-described improvement be made, and the proper City officers are hereby directed and authorized to proceed with the improvement; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, That upon the completion of said improvement, the proper City officers shall calculate all expenses incurred therein and shall report the same to the City Council in accordance with Chapter 14 of the City Charter. COUNCIL PERSON Adopted by the Council: Date JUL 2 6 1990 Yeasj��pg� Nays Cp�ts Certified a ed by Council Secretar ��b� � In Favor By l�tt�aA � �, Against Fi2� W��'Sfl[� .IUL 2 � 19gOMayor �UBIiSSIiiEO kll G - 4199f�. � ,,,��.,/. � , . .� �� ,� �,�nc w��s�ewa� ' a�,s�o �aRE�N �H� �,i Na. 9733 ,� �+. 'r�ruw°a►� Thomas P. Keefe-292-6283 �� °�"�"� cmcoa� GTY ATIOIINHY Cfitl q.HiM( MkJ3T 6E ON OOiENiClI A�IDl1 B�Y� �5 1 Z � � 9WOET OIf�C70R FIN.i MOT.8Ei1VIC�L1�1. la��rb�ha� noo�i pe r Of 1AAYOR(OR ABBIETMtI) {'iE�1�11G��iiH�l TOtAL�CiF 8KiNATURE PAti� 1 P ALI.LOCA710N6 FOR 81E#tiR Re�Qnstruct 41d pefecttve Sidew�+lk in Wa�d 5 �See att�ched 11st� Fi1e #'s 59058, thru S9060 Ap�aa+(A)a tF� ,�PLANNNJ�COMINISSION ,�,_t�1IN.�iiYlOE WMM1681f7�1 MIN.YBT ND. q8 CAMMI7TEE �� A sr� c�r�rrs ..�W87WIGT WtNiCll a�on�swfna�+cc�rc�oe�cnu�z Ward 5 MIRNT�K�PRO�L NMAT�WHEW�WME WF'IY?; ThB�I@I'{'1"E�6GKY8 S�l@WBNi"Wil$01'b8t8d b8G8U8�@ Qf tf�@9 f�tl1'S,C18�8tS1�OtJS�S�f"�1@ f'tt�t6f1��B�A�f1�f1�fF�8Z8/til'181N cycles,senrks i�e I�rNts�chemical a�ditives,�xtreme temperaturm v�ions,etc. Tt�ese pro�biems occur on a dEywide level and must be addres�s�+r!and aorre�ted on an annual basis. Left unoomeGted,the sidew�con�tian w�id wroraen tc s state where� would be rendered unusable�rwd aubJect to incre�d pedesMan inju�les f�+a�m faiis and pos�ble Nti�tio�ns. �av � : The ccmmunity wN!bertef�ft+�uun this project�ecawse it wi�prc►�ride safe defect free sidewalks for+ts many c��Zens. '�sic�raik �ntracts are executed by p�ivate oornracc�ors.so it follows that{�h►ate sec:tor jobs are created as a re�a of tt�s at�►iry. �� :�� C�� Cl� � . Historica�i,the sklewalk rec�onsnuctions hava c�aated ne�tive fee�ac�c in the area af oor�structbn proc�durs and asse�stner�. $i111�1y�liAdi p1{OpAI'ty OWr1@t8 d9t98t 81�9581�@M8,ar�d despite the fact up to one-ha�th�asses�rt�e��e CilJr sub�id�edy it� remains coMroversial, ourm�r� � This optbn wowld albw tite iMrastn�ture of skiewaAc stodc to deterbrate,which in tum,wiN g+�nerate more p+ersonat�r�rits. ultimately,resuRin�in tl�exper�iture cf�rger cbQar amcwnts in eveMual repairs arx�r r�mer�,as weN as�payouts: �uut►�t� Kes�areh t;�rt�� 1AY �2�,�`� ro�r��o�t��sxc�noN s 23.095,0� c�rmEV��euoai�o�aac�a o� �s� ra __.�. Ruwcn�o sou� 90*M�0659 A, P 1 A - 404,000 �arvmr�R r0 Fa�nNCw.��►�:��au►wi B. AST = 404�OQO C, CIB = 50,0�0 d1N FINA� ORDERS: Sidewalk Construction and/or Reconstruction LAID OVER at the following locations: 2 WEEKS S9050 Both sides Orange Ave. from Greenbrier St. to Walsh St. ; ��/�� S9052 Both sides E. Seventh St. from Germain St. to � Kennard St. 6. 7 6 : Sidewalk Construction and/or Reconstruction ��PPROVED 4-0 at the following locations: �� S9053 North side Benhill Road from Deubner Place to " �, S. Milton Street; ' S9054 Both sides Bohland Ave. from S. Fairview to Howell St. ; S9055 Both sides W. California from N. Milton to N. Lexington � Parkway; S9056 Both sides E. Cook Ave. from N. Lexington Parkway to Arkwright Street; S9057 Both sides W. Iowa Ave. from N. Lexington Parkway to N. Dunlap Street; S9058 North side W. Cottage Ave. from N. St. Albans to N. Grotto St. ; S9059 Both sides W. Hoyt Ave. from N. Oxford St. to N. Lexington Parkway; S9060 North side W. Ivy Ave. from N. Victoria to E. Como Blvd. 6A. 7/24/90 FINAL ORDER: Sidewalk Construction and/or Reconstruction at APPROVED 4-0 the f.ollowing location: AS AMENDED S9032 North side E. Arlington Avenue from Jackson Street to Rice Street and South side E. Arlington from Jackson Street to Railroad Crossing (New Construction) (Laid over in Committee 6/6/90) 7. 7/24/90 FINAL ORDER: For improving Alabama Street from State St. LAID OVER to the east line of Wyandotte St. by grading and paving, INDEFINITELY constructing concrete curb and gutter and a bent straw 3-0 street lighting system. Also, constructing a sanitary sewer and connections in Alabama St. from Lafayette Rd. to, Chester St. and in Chester St. from Alabama St. to an easement in vacated Chester St. approximately 225 feet north of Alabama St. (Laid over in Committee 5/16/90) 8. 7/31/90 FINAL ORDER: For grading and paving the alley in Block 2, APPROVED Brayton's 2nd Addition from Maryland Avenue to Rose Avenue. 4-0 (Bounded by Maryland, Rose, Woodbridge and Albemarle) 9. - RESOLUTION - 90-920 - Accepting the Toxic Chemical Task APPROVED Force Report and recognizing and commending the task force. 3-0 (Referred to Committee 5/31/90) 10. RESOLUTION - 90-938 - Amending C.F. 89-1496 and adopting LAID OVER the St. Paul Street Lighting Policy. (Referred to 3-0 Committee 6/5/90) 11. RESOLUTION - 90-886 - Approving and directing the Public APPROVED Works Department to properly post load limit for the 3-0 Navy Island Bridge over the Mississippi River. (Referred to Committee 5/29/90; Laid over in Committee 6/6/90) . , . � � � �ya,.�� SUMMARY OF ENGINEERING RECOMMENDATIONS S�� PROJECT: RECONSTRUCT SIDEWALK N.S. W. COTTAGE AVE. from N. St. Albans St. to N. Grotto St. INITIATING ACTION: This order was initiated by;the Director of Public Works as public necessity on the basis of three (3) complai�tts and an inspection of the walk. EXISTING CONDITIONS: This walk is poured concrete with tree heaves, asphalt patches, disintegrated, scaled, settled and cracked panels. .............................................................................................. �� PROJECT: RECONSTRUCT SIDEWALK B.S. W. HOYT AVE. from N. Oxford St. to N. Lexington Pkwy. INITfATING ACTION: This order was initiated by the Director of Public works as public necessity on the basis of one (1) complaint and an inspection of the walk. EXISTING CONDITIONS: This walk is poured concrete with tree heaves, offgrade, asphalt patches, disintegrated, scaled, settled, cracked and spalled panels. .............................................................................................. ��0�r0 PROJECT: RECONSTRUCT SIDEWALK N.S. W. IVY AVE. from N. Victoria St. to E. Como Blvd. INITIATING ACTION: This order was initiated by the Director of Public Works as public necessity on the basis of an inspection of the walk. EXISTING CONDITIONS: This walk is poured concrete with tree heaves, asphalt patches, scaled, settled and �racked panels. .............................................................................................. 1 , ST. PAUL CITY CDUNCIL � '� � � � PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE G� SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION � ��°" ��y� File No. S9058 Dear Property Owner: City Council Dietrict �5 Plannin District Council ��10 P U RPOS E To consider the construction (new) and/or reconstruction of all or part of the public sidewalk in front of your property. The limite A N D of this project are: North Side West Cottage Avenue from North St.' Albans Street LO CATIO N to North Grotto Street NOTE: Sidewalk reconstruction may consist of replacing from one panel to all of the panels in front of your property. You may call the phone numbers listed below to find out how many panela are to be replaced. H EA RIN G Thursday, July 26, 1990, at 9:00 a.m. City_Council_Chambers:_Third_Floor_City_Hall___Court House ------- ------------------- Please note that the Public Works Committee of the City Council will �C�IVED discuss this item and develop a recommendation to the full City Council. Please bring any unresolved concerns that you may have to t,t�OLt1(��'! this meeting on Wednesday, July 18, 1990 in City Council Chambers, �lt� 017�V Third Floor City Hall - Court House at 9:00 a.m. CITY CLERK IN FO R M AT1Q N If the Council approves the orders (or any part thereof, a portion o : the costs will be assessed (after construction) against benefited properties. You will only be assessed for sidewalk work that abuts ' your property. The estimated assessments for this pro�ect are as . follows: RESIDENTIAL rates (SINGLE FAMILY TO THREE FAMILY)s 5-foot sidewalk New Construction (where no walk existed) $13.00/front foot . Replacement of old sidewalk S6.50/front foot � PLEASE NOTE: Reconstruction will be at the existing width. Public Works will � reconstruct some existing sidewalk that is 6-feet wide down to 5 feet in all cases where this width is practical. This �maller width is to keep the assessment at the lowest rate possible. In the event you and your neighbors prefer the existing width and are � willing to accept the higher assessment rate, please contact the Sidewalk Division at 298-4255 to request your preference. All new sidewalks will be constructed S-feet wide. Rates for reconstruction of sidewalks wider than 5 feet are prorated. For example: 6-feet wide sidewalk -- $7.80/front foot; 10-foot wide sidewalk -- $I3.00/front foot. All corner residential properties will receive a credit up to the • first 150 feet of new or reconstructed sidewalk along and abutting the "long side" of the property. COMMERCIAL rates (all property other than residential): 100 percent of actual cost estimated to be approximately $4.00 per square foot of walk constructed. If the property has area- ways under the sidewalk t}iat need to be eliminated, that cost will be assessed in addition to the sidewalk assessments. Please call 298-4255 for construction questions or 298-4513 (Voice or QU ESTIO N S TDD) for assesment questions. Also, City staff will be available to answer any last minute questions on the pro3ect in Room 218 City Hall from 8:30 - 9:00 A.M. the same day as the hearing. Notice sent July 6, 1990, by the Real Estate Division Department of Finance � Management Services Room 218 Citv Ha 55102 ourt House Saint Paul, MN ..,,,. , ..... , ST. PAUL CITY COUNCIL C� � PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE G��' K- SIDEWALK C�NSTRUCTION � � �O--i��`� File No. S9059 Dear Property Owner: City Council District ��5 Plannin District Council ��10 P U RPOS E To consider the construction (new) and/or reconstruction of all or part of the public sidewalk in front of your property. The limits AND of this project are: Both sides West Hoyt Avenue from North Oxford Street to : LOCATION - -__ -- - North Lexington Parkway NOTE: Sidewalk reconstruction may consist of replacing from one panel to all of the panels in front of your property. You may call the phone numbers listed below to find out how many panels are to be replaced. H EA RIN G Thursday, July 26, 1990, at 9:00 a.m. City_Council_Chambers:_Third_Floor City_Hall___Court House Please note that the Public Works Committee of the City Council will ��V�� discuss this item and develop a recommendation to the full City Council. Please bring any unresolved concerns that you may have to ,uL Osl�o this meeting on Wednesday, July 18, 1990 in City Council Chambers, Third Floor City Hall - Court House at 9:00 a.m. CITY CLERK IN FO R M ATIO N If the Council approves the orders (or any part thereof, a portion o the costs will be assessed (after construction) against benefited properties. You will only be assessed for sidewalk work that abuts your property. The estimated assessments for this pro3ect are as follows: RESIDENTIAL rates (SINGLE FAMILY TO THREE FAMILY)s ' S-foot sidewalk New Construction (where no walk existed) $13.00/front foot . Replacement of old sidewalk $6.50/front foot PLEASE NOTE: ' Reconstruction will be at the existing width. Public Works will reconstruct some existing sidewalk that is 6-feet wide down to 5 feet in all cases where this width is practical. This �maller width is to keep the assessment at the lowest �rate possible. In the event you and your neighbors prefer the existing width and are � willing to accept the higher assessment rate, please contact the Sidewalk Division at 298-4255 to requeat your preference. All new sidewalks will be constructed S-feet wide. Rates for reconstruction of sidewalks wider than S feet are prorated. For example: 6-feet wide sidewalk -- S7.80/front foot; 10-foot wide sidewalk -- $13.00/front foot. All corner residential properties will receive a credit up to the • first 150 feet of new or reconstructed sidewalk along and abutting the "long side" of the property. COMMERCIAL rates (all property other than residential): 100 percent of actual cost estimated to be approximately $4.00 per square foot oE walk constructed. If the property has area- ways under the sidewalk that need to be eliminated, that cost will be assessed in addition to the sidewalk assessments. Please call 298-4255 for construction questions or 298-4513 (Voice or Q�EST�O N S TDD) for assesment questions. Also, City staff will be available to answer any last minute questions on the pro3ect in Room 218 City Hall from 8:30 - 9:00 A.M. the same day as the hearing. Notice sent July 6, 1990, by the Real Estate Division Department of. Finance & Management Services Room 218 Citv Ha 55102 ourt House Saint Paul, MN .. . .. _...-----�--�� . . ST. PAUL CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE SIDEWALK C�NSTRUCTION � (��e--�� — File No. S9060 Dear Property Owner: City Council District ��5 Plannin District Counci14�10 PU RPOS E To consider the construction (new) and/or reconstruction of all or part of the public sidewalk in front of your property. The limits AN D �f this project are: North side West Ivy Avenue from North Victoria 'to East Como Blvd. �� LOCATION NOTE: Sidewalk reconstruction may consist of replacing from one panel to all of the panels in front of your property. You may call the phone numbers listed below to find out how many panels are to be replaced. �'•� Thursday, July 26, 1990, at 9:00 a.m. .�.: �� H EA RIN G City_Council_Chambersj_Third_Floor_City_Hall___Court House ��IV�O Please note that the Public Works Committee of the City Council will discuss this item and develop a recommendation to the full City Jt`�On��O Council. Please bring any unresolved concerns that you may have to �� b this meeting on Wednesday, July 18, 1990 in City Council Chambera, CITY CLE�K Third Floor City Hall - Court House at 9:00 a.m. ` IN FO R M ATIO N If the Council approves the orders (or any part thereof, a portion o the costs will be assessed (after construction) against benefited properties. You will only be assessed for sidewalk work that abuts your property. The estimated assessments for this pro3ect are as follows: RESIDENTIAL rates (SINGLE FAMILY TO THREE FAMILY) : S-foot sidewalk New Construction (where no walk existed) $13.00/front foot . Replacement of old sidewalk 56.50/front foot PLEASE NOTE: Reconstruction will be at the existing width. Public Works will reconstruct some existing sidewalk that is 6-feet wide down to 5 feet in all cases where this width is practical. This amaller width is to keep the assessment at the lowest rate possible. In the event you and your neighbors prefer the existing width and are � willing to accept the higher assessment rate, please contact the Sidewalk Division at 298-4255 to request your preference. All new sidewalks will be constructed 5-feet wide. Rates for reconstruction of sidewalks wider than 5 feet are prorated. � For example: 6-feet wide sidewalk -- $7.80/front foot; 10-foot wide sidewalk -- $13.00/front foot. All corner residential properties will receive a credit up to the - first 150 feet of new or reconstructed sidewalk along and abutting the "long side" of the property. » COMMERCIAL rates (all property other than residential): 100 percent of actual cost estimated to be approximately $4.00 per square foot of walk constructed. If the property has area- ways under the sidewalk that need to be eliminated, that cost will be assessed in addition to the sidewalk assessments. Please call 298-4255 for construction questions or 298-4513 (Voice or �� Q U ESTIO N S TDD) for assesment questions. Also, City staff will be available to answer any last minute questions on the pro3ect in Room 218 City Hall from 8:30 - 9:00 A.M. the same day as the hearing. July 6, 1990, b the Real Estate Division �: Notice sent y Department of Finance & Management Services Room 218 Citv Ha 55102 ourt House Saint Paul, MN , ,:. . _ . �. Q a �♦ � � � - .,. ,, .. ... ,; � ,- . ;. .: . ,., ,, �- . 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