90-1880 CITY OF S'f. AUL COUNCIL FILE NO. D
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Voting In the Matter C trnctin� the I.arpenteur/Jackaon lr�a St�hrd Ss�er Project —
Ward Eonad�d � nte�tr Avtan� an the north, &�o Line RR�I,oa the �nest,
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The Council of the ity of Saint Paul has conducted a public hearing upon thle above improvement, due notice
thereof having been g ven s prescribed by the City Charter; and ,
WHEREAS, The Cou cil has heard all persons, objections and recommendations p$rtaining to said proposed improve-
ment and has fully � nside ed the same; now, therefore, be it '
RESOLVED, t th Council of the City of Saint Paul does hereby order that the above-described improvement
be made, and the pr er Ci y officers are hereby directed and authorized to proceed with the improvement; and be it
FURTHER R LV D, That upon the completion of said improvement, the proper City officers shall calculate
all expenses incurred't erein and shall report the same to the City Council in accordance wiith Chapter 14 of the City Charter.
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COUNCIL PER O Adopted by the Council'; Date DEC 2 0 1990
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Gusvits Certifie a ed by Cou�cil Secretary
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WiLott I �E� 2 � ��9QMayor
PUB�ISHED D E C 2 � 1990
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DePARTMENT/OFFICE/COUNCIL DATE INITIATED N� „�,O��O
Finance De artment/ al state 8/13/90 G R E EN SH E
INITIAUDATE INITIAUDATE
CONTACT PER80N&PHONE ' � �DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR �CITY COUNCIL
Peter White U� 2 8— 17 ASSION �CITYATTORNEY �CITYCLERK
NUNBER FOR gUDGET DIRECTOR FIN.&MGT.SERVICES DIR.
MUST BE ON COUNCIL A ENDA BY(D ) ��/9� ROUTING ❑ ❑
Must be in City Cl r 's IC2 110 ORDER �MAYOR(ORASSISTANn Q Council R
TOTAL#OF SIGNATURE P G S (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE)
ACTION REQUESTED:
Setting date of he r ng
Approve the 1990 L r en eur�Jackson Area Storm Sewer Pro�ect so w rk ma.y begin in the
�nstructio year f 19 1. File�� 18,5 83 and 18569-1
so, insta�l conn c io s if requested by property owners.
RECOMMENDATIONS: rrnre(A)or (R)
APP THE FOLLOWING�UESTIONS:
PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANSW R
_PLANNIN(i COMMI3SION CIVIL ERVICE COMMISSION �• Has this persOn/firm ever worked under a contra for this department?
YES NO
CIB COMMITTEE
A 2. Has this person/firm ever been a city employee?'
_STAFF YES NO
_DI3TRICT COUR7 3. Does this person/firm possess a skill not normall possessed by any current city employee?
3UPPORT3 WHICH COUNCIL OBJE ? YES . NO
SeW2r Separat ion Wa d 5 Explaln all yes answers on separate shsst and ttach to gresn shset
INITIATING PROBLEM,ISSUE,OPPO NITY( ,What,When,Where,Why):
Sewer separation i n ated by the Minnesota Pollution Control A ency and the .Environmental
Protection Agency rou h the National Pollution Discharge Elimin tion System Permit.
Approving this fin or er will allow for the construction of thi necessary sewer
separation project
ADVANTACiES IF APPROVED:
There will be area isr ption due to construction
DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED:
DISADVANTAOES IF NOT APPROVE :
Construction wil e d layed with possible penalties by the sat and federal government
RECEIVED Councii Research Centet
A(JGis�� RUG 15199U
GtTY CLERK � _ ,
TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSA T ON s 1�SSO�OOO.00 COST/REVENUE BUDGETE (CIRCLE ONE) �YES� NO
Assess e ts $58,000.00
FUNDING SOURCE Fede & State Loans and Grants ACTIVITY NUMBER
FINANCIAL INFORMATION:(EXPLAI ) an Sewer Revenue Bonds �1,492���0.�0 �j„ I
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NOTE: COMPLETE DIRECTIONS ARE INCLUDED IN THE GREEN SHEET INSTRUCTIONAL
MANUAL AVAILABLE IN THE PURCHASING OFFICE(PHONE NO. 298-4225).
ROUTING ORDER:
Below are correct routings for the five most frequent rypes of documents:
CONTRACTS(assumes authorized budget exists) COUNCIL RESOLUTION (Amend Budgets/Accept. Grants)
1. Outside Agency 1. Department Director
2. Department Director 2. City Attorney
3. City Attorney 3. Budget Director
4. Mayor(for contracts over$15,000) 4. Mayor/Assistant
5. Human Rights(for contracts over$50,000) 5. Ciry Council
6. Finance and Management Services Director 6. Chief Accountant, Finance and Management Services
7. Finance Accounting
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS(Budget Revision) COUNCIL RESOLUTION (all others,and Ordinances)
1. Activity Manager 1. Department Director
2. Department Accountant 2. Ciy Attorney
3. Department Director 3. Mayor Assistant
4. Budget Director 4. City Council -
5. City Clerk
6. Chief Accountant, Finance and Management Services
ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS(all others)
1. Department Director
2. City Attorney
3. Finance and Management Services Director
4. City Clerk
TOTAL NUMBER OF SIGNATURE PAGES
Indicate the#of pages on which signatures are required and paperclip or flag
eaCh of these pages.
ACTION REQUESTED
Describe what the projecUrequest seeks to accomplish in either chronologi-
cal order or order of importance,whichever is most appropriate for the
issue. Do not write complete sentences. Begin each item in your list with
a verb.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Complete if the issue in question has been presented before any body, public
or private.
SUPPORTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJECTIVE?
Indicate which Council objective(s)your project/request supports by listing
the key word(s) (HOUSING, RECREATION, NEIGHBORHOODS, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT,
BUDGET, SEWER SEPARATION). (SEE COMPLETE LIST IN INSTRUCTIONAL MANUAL.)
PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS:
This information will be used to determine the city's liability for workers compensation claims,texes and proper civil service hiring rules.
INITIATING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY
Explain the situation or conditions that created a need for your project
or request. •
ADVANTAGES IF APPROVED
Indicate whether this is simply an annual budget procedure required by law/
charter or whether there are specific ways in which the City of Saint Paul
and its citizens will benefit from this projecVaction.
DISADVANTAGES IF APPROVED
What negative effects or major changes to existing or past processes might
this projecVrequest produce if it is passed(e.g.,traffic delays, noise,
tax increases or assessments)?To Whom?When?For how lang? ,
DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED
What will be the negative consequences if the promised actioR is not
approved? Inability to deliver service?Continued high'traffic, noise,
accident rate?Loss of revenue?
FINANCIAL IMPACT
Although you must tailor the information you provide here to the issue you
are addressing, in general you must answer two questions: How much is it
going to cost?Who is going to pay?
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�a' ; ; OFFICE OF THE C1TY COUNCIL Roger J.Goswitz,chair
o A '� David Thune,vice chair
` ��=����i�� �„ Tom Dimond
Bob Long
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Committee Report (��9i�o
To: '� ai t Paui City Councii CITY CLERK �
From: ub ic Works, Utilities, and Transportatior� Committee
og r J. Goswitz, Chair '
Hearinq Date ACTION
ppr val of Minutes of November 21, 1990. APPROVED 3-0
1. 1/8/91 ACA ION: Petition of Darren L. Bergstrom for APPROVED 3-0
he acation of part of the alley in C. B. Lawton's
rra gement. Area is bounded by Curtice, Woodbury,
idn y and Brown. Purpose is to increase rear lot
ize
2. 1/8/90 ACA ION: Petition of Randall and Theresa M. APPROVED 3-0
' chr nkler for the vacation of part of a utility
' ase ent in Lot 6, Block 1, Area Development Plat
i o. . Area is bounded by Winchell , E. Hoyt,
. N vada and Barclay. Purpose is to cure a
uil ing encroachment onto a public utility
ase ent. '
3. 1/8/90 ACA ION: Petition of City of Saint Paul to APPROVED
vacate part f t e alley in C. A. Mann's � SUBSTITUTE
ubd vision. Area is located at the intersect!ion RESOLUTION 3-0
f H pe and Margaret Streets. Purpose is to cure
uil ing encroachment and permit additional
uil ing improvements.
4. 1/8/90 ACA ION: Petition of Co-operative Plating LAID OVER
� Qomp ny for the vacation of Iglehart Avenue INDEFINITELY
�etw en Snelling Avenue and Fry Street. Purpose
�s f r new building addition.
5. INA ORDER: Acquiring permanent utility LAID OVER
ase ents for the Larpenteur/Jackson Area Storm INDEFINITELY
� ewe Project. (Laid over in Committee 10/17/90,
1/2 /90)
6. INA ORDER: For constructing the Larpenteur/.j APPROVED 4-0
ack on Area Storm Sewer Project. Bounded by ''�, ALTERNATIVE #8
arp nteur, Soo Line RR, Burlington Northern R!R
'� nd NR right-of-way and I-35E. Also, I
/�-�� � nst llation of sanitary, storm and water serv'ice
� onn ctions if requested by property owners. ;
I Lai over in Committee 10/17/90, 11/21/90) '
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7. FINAL ORDER: Improve the following streets with LAID OVER
a bituminous roadway, concrete curb and gutters, INDEFINITELY
concrete driveway aprons and outwalks, boulevard
restoration and a lantern style street lighting
system for Walnut Street from Exchange Street to
Smith Avenue and Chestnut Street from Smith
Avenue to Thompson Street. All to be known as
the Seventh/Kellogg Area Street Paving and
Lighting Project. (Laid over in Committee ll/7/90)
(To be laid over indefinitely)
8. RESOLUTION - 90-2083 - Amending the 1989-1990 CIB APPROVED 3-0
budget by adding $325,000 for the reconstruction of
Randolph Ave. between Davern and Brimhall .
(Referred to Committee 11/27/90)
9. RESOLUTION - 90-2005 - Requesting the Commissioner APPROVED 3-0
of the Minnesota Department of Transportation to
determine the maximum safe speed on Red Rock Road.
(Referred to Committee 11/20/90)
10. RESOLUTION - 90-1989 - Amending the 1990 Budget by APPROVED 3-0
adding $492,328.00 to financing and spending plan
for Sewer Service Enterprise Fund. (Referred to
Committee 11/15/90)
11. RESOLUTION - 90-1987 - Authorizing City officials LAID OVER
to expend Municipal State Aid Funds for the City's 4 WEEKS
share of the proposed improvements on County State
Aid Highway No. 64 (Prosperity Avenue) between
Johnson Parkway to E. Arlington Avenue. (Referred
to Committee 11/15/90)
12. RESOLUTION - 90-1967 - Indemnifying the State of LAID OVER
Minnesota for granting a variance to Municipal 4 WEEKS
State Aid to design Speed Standards on Prosperity
Avenue between Rose Ave. and E. Maryland Ave.
(Referred to Committee 11/13/90)
13. RESOLUTION - 90-2084 - Authorizing the Director LAID OVER
of Public Works to request a variance from 4 WEEKS
Municipal State Aid rules for street width on
Clarence St. between E. Maryland and E. Arlington
Avenue. (Referred to Committee 11/27/90)
14. RESOLUTION - 90-2085 - Authorizing the Director LAID OVER
of Public Works to request a variance from 4 WEEKS
Municipal State Aid rules for street width on
Prosperity Avenue between E. Jessamine Avenue
and E. Arlington Avenue. (Referred to Committee
11/27/90)
15. RESOLUTION - 90-2134 - Creating a Wabasha Street APPROVED AS
Bridge Task Force. (Referred to Committee 12/6/90) AMENDED 3-0
(continued)
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14. 'I FINAL ORDER: Acquiring permanent utility LAID OVER
easements for the Larpenteur/Jackson Area FOR 2 WEEKS
I Storm Sewer Project (Laid over in Committee
10/17/90 .
15. FINAL ORDER: For constructing the Larpelnteur/ LAID OVER
Jackson Area Storm Sewer Project. Bound�d by FOR 2 WEEKS
��✓, Larpenteur, Soo Line RR, Burlington Northern
�) RR and DNR right-of-way and I-35E. Alsa
installation of sanitary, storm and water
service connections if requested by prop�erty
owners (Laid over in Committee 10/17/90) .
16. : e � ion o Housing and Redevelopment APPROVED, 4-0
I Authority for the vacation of part of Park
Street, Acker Street and the alleys in Jillson's
Addition bounded by Rice, Sycamore, Sylvan and
the Burlington Northern Railroad. Purpose is to
develop Phase I of URAP North End Development
Project {Laid over in Committee 10/31/90) .
17. VACATION: Petition of Ace Auto for the vacation APPROVED, 4-0
of part of Acker Street and Park Street. Bounded
by Rice, Sycamore, Sylvan and the Burlington
Northern Railroad. Purpose is to increase storage
!- area for cars (Laid over in Committee 10/31/90) .
18. RESOLUTION 90-1966 - Authorizing payment of APPROVED, 3-0
, �10,000 to Ron Ylitalo for purchase of Lot 5 of
I Charles Weide's Subdivision of Block 46 of
Arlington Hills Addition for access to Public
Works' property (Referred to Committee 11/13/90) .
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19. ! Continental Cablevision of St. Paul Year 5 FORWARDED TO
Evaluation and Franchise Fee Reduction Request. FULL COUNCIL,
(Laid over in Committee 10/31/90) 3-0
20. RESOLUTION 90-1938 - Endorsing concept of NO COMMITTEE
� district cooling and supporting development ACTION NEfDED
'i of system to serve downtown St. Paul and (ACTION TAKEN
I requesting Ramsey County to participate in PREVIOUSLY)
II public-private partnership with the City and
I District Energy Services to finance Phase I
, of the proposed cooling system (Referred to
' Committee 10/30/90) .
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.2 ��,,t,, i ' CITY OF SAINT PAUL �nembers:
�,�.r ; OFFICE OF THE C1TY COUNCIL Roger J. Goswitz,chair
�o � � David Thune,vice chair
, „�130���„ � Tom Dimond
;, ��_� ���° o Bob Lon
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Committee Report ��►�i�o
To: ain Paul City Council CtTY CLERK
From: ubl c Works, Utilities, and Transportation Committee
og r J. Goswitz, Chair
Hearing Date Action
A pro al of Minutes of October 3, 1990. APPROVED 3-0
1. 10/30/90 V CAT ON: Petition of Louise M. Howe for the APPROVED 3-0
v cat'on of a building encroachment measuring
0 2 f et to 1.05 feet in Concord Street adjoining
L ts 1 and 22, Auditors Subd. #30. Area lies
b twe n State and Ada Streets.
2. 10/30/90 V CAT ON: Petition of City of Saint Paul to LAID OVER
v cat surplus right-of-way along St. Clair INDEFINITELY
A enu between Ann & Michigan Streets.
3. 10/30/90 F NAL ORDER: Acquiring permanent utility LAID OVER
e sem nts for the Larpenteur/Jackson Area Storm 4 WEEKS
,. S wer Project. , u
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�''�~ 10/23/90 � NAL ORDER: For constructing the Larpenteur/ � LAID OUER �
�J cks n Area Storm Sewer Project. Bounded by 4 WEEKS
L rpe teur, Soo Line RR, Burlington Northern ,.-
R an DNR right-of-way and I-35E. Also,
'i sta lation of sanitary, storm and water
s rvi e connections if requested by..�per-t� r
b ner . _....
5. 10/23/90 F NAL ORDER: Acquiring a permanent utility APPROVED 3-0
e sem nt under and across part of Lot 8,
6 ock 6, Burlington Heights Division No. 2.
6. 10/30/90 F NAL ORDER: For constructing the Earl/Conway APPROVED 3-0
A ea treet Paving and Lighting Project. To
i clu e parts of Conway, Cypress, Euclid,
- E Fi th, E. Fourth, Gotzian, Pacific, E. Third
a d W'lson.
7. 10/30/90 F NAL ORDER: For constructing the Earl/Conway APPROVED 3-0
�A ea torm Sewer Project. Bounded by Margaret,
IE na, Burns and Arcade. Also, installation of
Is nit ry, storm and water service connections
�i re uested by property owners.
8. . IF RST READING - 90-1731 - An ordinance amending APPROVED 3-0
IC apt r 157.04(9) of the Legislative Code
ip rtaining to parking of recreational vehicles.
'( efe red to Committee 9/27/90)
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'� 9. � RESOLUTION - 90-1711 - Reducing Bush Avenue APPROVED 3-0
paving and lighting assessment for railroad
right-of-way through S.W. 1/4 Sec. 29-29-22
owned by Chicago & North Western Transportation
Company. (Edgerton/Bush Area Street Paving and
Lighting Project) (Referred to Committee 9/25/90)
10. RESOLUTION - 90-1741 - Authorizing transfer of APPROVED 3-0
title of vacated alley in Lots 11 and 12,
Saint Paul Proper to First Minnesota Savings
Bank. (Referred to Committee 10/2/90)
11 . RESOLUTION - 90-1743 - Reducing the assessment APPROVED 3-0
for property at 1248 E. Cook Avenue from $1,800
to $900 in connection with the Jessamine/Frank
Paving and Lighting Project. (Referred to
Committee 10/2/90)
12. RESOLUTION - 90-1459 - Increasing the assessment APPROVED AS
rate for street paving, curb and gutter for CSSP AMENDED 3-0
projects from $19.00 per assessable foot to
$20.00 per assessable foot. (Laid over in
Committee 9/5/90, 9/19/90 and 10/3/90)
13. RESOLUTION - 90-1460 - Increasing the assessment APPROVED AS
rates for Storm Sewer Separation Projects from AMENDED 3-0
3 cents per sq. ft. for 1 and 2 family properties
and 7.5 cents per sq. ft. for types of property
to 3.5 cents and 9 cents respectively. (Laid
over in Committee 9/5/90, 9/19/90 and 10/3/90)
14. Discussion on Volume-Based Pricing: Mandatory LAID OVER
collection; not organized trash collection. 2 WEEKS
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Larpenteur/Jackson Storm Sewer
project No. 90-5-8063
PROJECT• '.
Construc storm sewer system, watermain, water and sewer
service on ections and reconnections, street restoration. The
area is ou ded by Wheelock Parkway, Cottage, Abell and Klainert.
See att� he maps.
INITIATT G CTION:
The pro ec is part of the City of St. P2tul Combined Sewer
Separat�. n ro�ect.
ERISTIN CO ITIONS:
The pro� ct area is presently served by a combined sewer system.
During ! ri ds of moderate to heavy rainfall, there have been
reports of sewer backups into basements and surface flooding
problem$ !,
All the st eets within the pro�ect area have curb and gutter.
The driv ng surfaces are fair to good.
Some str et segments within the pro�ect area have displaced curb.
However, at empts made to ad�ust old curb havel, been unsuccessful
in the as ; therefore, we are proposing tb remove existing
displac c b and construct new curb and gutter where it is
affecte by sewer construction.
PROPOS ROVIIKENTS: •
Storm s� er construction and restoration in ki,nd is proposed for
the rig�. o way and easement area as follows: �'
II J ckson (Nebraska to Nevada)
T out Brook Circle (Arlington to Cul-de-Sac)
; J ckson (Cottage to Arlington)
T mberlake (Jackson to Bigelow)
H gelow (Nebraska to Klainert)
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A lington (Jackson to Kiainert)
' E sement along existing Trout Broo3c Interceptor Jackson
' S reet Extension (Arlington to Trout Hrook).
W termain - 30" and 8" pipes replacement will occur
s multaneously with stornt sewer' construction on
A lington ( Jackson to L'Orient) .
The new st rm sewer construction is part of a long-range storm
sewer pr �e t which will result in a separated storm and sanitary
sewer � st m for the Larpenteur/Jackson area. New bituminous
roadway is being proposed for Arlington Avenue since storm sewer
and wat�rm in construction will leave little roadway which has
not been; di turbed.
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All dri, ew aprons, concrete outwalks, and boulevards disturbed
during on truction will be restored in kind. Trees will be
plantec� in he boulevard and easement areas as needed to reforest
the area.
ALTERN T S:
To do n�'o hi g would be inconsistent with the C,ity' s commitment to
separate t e combined sewers. Improving �he roadways where
practiaal i con�unction with sewer construct�.on will save time,
money a i convenience later.
POSITIVE BE FITS:
With th c mpletion of the City's sewer project, the chance of
sewer b ck ps into basements and surface flooding will be
reduced, an after rainleader disconnections, sewer backups into
basement w 11 be eliminated.
ADVERS G'PS•
Normal ro lems associated ,with construction, such as noise,
dust, g neral disruption wi11 be present.
The co tru tion needs will require closure of Arlington Avenue
between; Jac son and Klainert. Temporary parking bans and street
closure� wi 1 be imposed during various stages of canstruction.
Howeverl, lo al access will be maximized as m�ch as construction
permits an continuous access by emergency vehicles will be
provide�l.
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Since t e original Trout Brook Interceptor Jackson Street
Extensio�i w s built, trees and bushes have grown along the route.
Construc io of the relief outlet will require removal of
approxim te y 0.6 acre of existing brush located on the private
connnerci 1/ ndustrial site. ' This route will also resuit in
partial is uption of business along sewer routing.
SPECIAL N IDERATIONS:
The ins�all tion of a pipe paralleling the existing Tzout Brook
Intercep or Jackson Street Extension will result in the need for
acquirin� a addition 10' of permanent easement.
Water D Ipa ment plans to install a 30° concrete and 8" ductile
� iron pi�e atermain paralleling the Arlington Street 36" storm
sewer. So 1 conditions dictate that the 30" watermain must be
mounted on the same piling supports as the proposed 36" storm
sewer.
TIME SCH D E:
This pr je t is identified as a "reserve" pro,ject and depending
on Stat a d Federal funding may not be constructed until 1991.
In eithe c se, the following sequenced would apply.
The con tr ction of storm sewer and watermain on Arlington must
be perf rm d after September 1. The existing Arlington Street
watermai ust remain operational until that date to provide
supply ri g peak summer consumption months.
Although� c nstruction is anticipated to begin by June 1, the
watermai imitations on Arlington Street dictate the pro�ect
will not� be completed until around November 15.
COST EST MA ES:
S-8063 L nteur/Jackson Storm Sewer
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I C nstruction & Engineering $1, 550,000.00
ESTIMA F NANCING:
5-8063
W ter Department Reimbursement $ 140,400.00
F deral Grants 385,300.00
S ate Grants & Loans 318,400.00
S wer Revenue Bonds 647,900.00
A sessments 58,000.00
I T tal: 51,550,000.00
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Storm � we is $0.03 per square foot (residen�ial) and 50.07,�per
square oot (commercial) .
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SOURCfi F DITIONAL INFORMATION:
For addi io al information, contact: •
General,: T omas Kuhfeld (�)
' M ke Kraemer, Short-Elliott-Hendrickson, Inc.
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RECO AT ON•
The Lar en eur/Jackson pro�ect is primarily a sewer separation
pro�ect�. T e project affords the opportunity to expand watermain
service' o he east side of 35E by constructing a new line along
the Arl, ng n Avenue corridor. Special construction techniques
of comb3�ni g sewer and water pipes on the same piling support
system il result in considerable cost savings in areas of
anticipa ed poor soils.
The Depja tm nt of Public Works feels that this is a necessary and
worthwh�. e pro,ject, and the Engineering recommendation is for
approval of the order.
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' Storm Sewer Assessment
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� BLIC HEARING NOTICE �--�o=��
PUBLIC i PROVEMENT CONSTRUC.TI�N
RECE�VED City Council District ��5
Dear Property Owner: Planning District Council �16
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CITY CLERK
' o decide whether to proceed with construction of a storm sewer
PURPOSE o be known as the LARPENTEUR/JACKSON AREA STORM SEWER PROJECT
ounded by Larpenteur Avenue on the north, Soo Line Railroad
Aw,D n the west, Burlington Northern Railroad, and Department of
1�1 atural Resources right-of-way on the south, and Interstate
'' SE on the east.
LOCATION
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T esday, October 23, 1990 at 9:00 a.m. '
H EA RIN G C'ty Council Chambers, Third Floor City Hall - Court House
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; P ease note that the Public Works Committee of the City Council will
' d'scuss this item and develop a recommendation to the full City
C uncil. Please bring any unresolved concerns that you may have
; t this meeting on Wednesday, October 17, 1990 in City Council
� C ambers, Third Floor City Hall - Court House at 9:00 a.m.
f the Council approvea this project, a portion of the costs will
FIN A NCIN G e assessed against benefitted properties after ratification. The
, stimated assessments for this pro�ect are as follows:
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Storm Sewer Aasessment
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To ineure an effective sewer separation program and to comply vith state
and federal mandates, all rainleaders (downspouts) must be dieconnected
from the sanitarv sewer. Your building's rainleaders are connected if
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ALTERNATIVE NO. 8
Descri tion:
Alternati e consists of building a 48" relief sewer from Trout
Brook Ci cl along Arlington to Jackson Street. At Jackson
Street t e elief sewer (Trout Brook Circle drainage), the east
Arlington A enue drainage and Arlington storm water retention
pond outl t low is combined in a 8'-0' diameter line and extends
south on ac son Street to the Trout Brook.
PROS I
o I�, El minates storm water drainage pipes from crossing the
!IPE redevelopment site.
o E1 minates need to rebuild Trout Brook Circle storm
se er.
o IIIMi imizes disturbances to businesses on Trout Brook
Ci cle.
o El minates need to rehabilitate the existing Jackson
St eet extension pipe.
o Co centrates construction primarily in areas of public
ri ht-of-way or inactive private property.
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ai ng west side of Jackson Street.
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St eet to Trout Brook Circle.
o Co t slightly more than Alternates #1, #5, or #7 due to
te porary sheeting required ad�acent to existing bridge
an buildings.
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.Iri e Matter ot constructtng the L'arpenteur/Jacicaon Area Storm�Project .�-
nd by Larpenteur Ave.:on the north,Soo Line RR on the wast,BurUngton Northern''��=i
ani N.R:right-of-way on�the aouth and I-S5E on the east in VoUng Ward 5._
,' ''Th Coundl of the City of Saint Paul having ieceived the nport of tht Mayor u n :�'
th � lmprovement,"and having considered eaid report.hereby reso�+es ;':� .�
:`..l. at th+e eatd nport and the samS fa hereby apPraved wifh no altetnattves.'and y��
� t the tlmated cost thereoffa 81.550,000,tinanced by asseasmenia g58,000;Sewer �
enu Bonds 8718.800;State Grants and Loans$818:400:Fcderal Grants$388;300; - '`
� an Wa r Department Reimbursement 870.000.� " .: �� .; h
'-2. at a public hearing be had on said improyeinent on thy,�s�' �, -
0,at 9:00 ock a.m..in the Coundl Chaznbera ot the City Hall and�urtHouse ,.
intheCityofSalntPaul.'�«•!r`�'�'z^'�ia3'�#S lCu%3!LY`.� 3.:.',:'�' iy"� ¢9�{f
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4 r: S. at notice ot aald publlc hearing be gtven�to�h`e persons'and i'n"the manner.�:
ded by the Charter.'stating the time'and'plaee of hearing. the riature of the�'x:,
1m ent and the total eoat thereof as estlmated ��'��;,-�.�". . *��,
No�' 8883 �`.���'#p�;rsr'������'�,����tiz�5t������������
Ado ted by Councll August 23. 1990.;���"x�;;'��,'x'�`*�� ��� .
{ 'App �by Mayor August�27. 1890��'-�ti��ff�`�o#�;€§�:��b
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un F.IIe No.90-1481=Sy ito�er J,Goswiti-- � J �
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. �=�` und. t�yLarpenteur Ave.oa the north.Soo Line RR oa the wss�.Burllngtou Northern . ,
� �D.iY.R..right-o[tvay on Lhe south asid I-35E oq the�ast!n Yottt�g Waazd S �. y.,,
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'�; ;� Counctl of the City of Salnt Paul havin�receiy�ed the rtport of t�ie Mayo;upoA,_. :
; e . lmprovement,and.havingconsid�red said report.he;epy►reaplvss�a,;±�i:,�.
-i: at the said report and the same 1st hereby approved wit11 no al�_matives.and ,
I t th.esrimated cost thereofis 81 550,009 tlnanced by asse"'ssiuetifs�56.000:Sewer
.� en e Bonds 87 i 8.300:State Grarits and Loans8318.4Q0:Fcdcrai Grants8385.300;c-i
d W ter Department Reimbur8sment 870,.000. -�:�';'=k�s� 3�.�.�"`=;�t i �'-� ;1
' = 2: _ at a�ublic hearing be had on satd improvement on th 23rr� a af 0 tober , i
.i i 0 t 9:00 b'cloc c a.m.,in the Coundl Chambers of the City�sn� urt I,�ouse
1n the City of Satnf Paul. `�;? ,:;� �,..��Y+.��,��;;����r,�� -s��, �
I' ��'3,, „at notice of satd public,,hearing be,giv�tt to the pereorts and in the manner�;�
d }�y the'�harter,:stating the.qme�and plaCe of hearing L�e��aatun of the �,
_ r 'ent and the total t thereof as eattmatec� � r,t ti„+�,r �,, � -
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e No��18583 '; �:�.. :� .� �" „� ;. '�€�s,,,€�+��c9�a=�°` ��f 3 :;. �� �
pted by C�uncil AugusE 23. i990y�+ ^�f, ,,�, �� ��� '��.�,,,�.�} -� �:7
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