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90-1931 ', � � ; , CITY OF ST�� UL COU CIL�� E NO:� �� FINAL q D R ; ' By � File No. 15617 I Voting In the Matter af ', Ward . 3 l Iapro�e the fol vi g streets vith a ne�r bit��inous ro�dna�, eencrete cnrb aad gatter d i�eMaJr aprons vill be r�eoastracte� Nith caacrete :ad nev coacr:t� ou alks. �oulevard• vill be regrade and sodded snd a aeN eaergy effi4 en sodi�a v:por liahting s�ste■ Nilllbe installed. 1 Eayar � Av ane fros Cl�valsad Avenna to Fairview Avenue; Sleas A enne tro� Uen�aeth Street ta l�Nirview Aveane; Finn re t f ro� �131es Avenae to Juaaa, Avea�e; Fian re C froa Bapard A�san• to fla�tford ♦�enne; �enaet� S r�et fror �ishlasd larkvi� to 'Ba�ard Aventt�; pil�s , ve ae from Cretin A��aae ta Clavelsnd A�enne; Sgane St eet froa �ighland Psrkway toiElesaor Aveane; Natso A• une froa Cretin A�ea�e to Cl�veland A�enne. Al2 to kIIO�►A a th Aighland/Mt.Cur�e Area Strset P�eri�g and Lightfng Pro�ect. , under Preliminary Or�ler Q'� � approved �`�� I The Council of he C'ty of Saint Paul has conducted a public hearing upon the above improvement, due notice thereof having been gi en a prescribed by the City Charter; and WHEREAS, Th� oun il has heard all persons, objections and recommendations pertaining to said proposed improve- ment and has fully do sider d the same; now, therefore, be it ' RESOLVED, T� t the Council of the City of Saint Paul does hereby order that(Ithe above-described im�rovement be made, and the prdp r Cit officers are hereby directed and authorized to proceed wit� the improvement; and be it FURTHER RFS LV , That upon the completion of said improvement, the pj`oper City officers shall calculate all expenses incurred th rein nd shall report the same to the City Council in accordance wijth Chapter 14 of the City Charter. i COUNCIL PERS� Adopted by the Council:;i Date NOV 1 1990 Yeas Dia�oBd N�a s ' Gostlits Certified ss by Cou il Secretary 1�oA8 ?faCCabee � In Favor By Rett�atn � � Against --� i��V 2 �9�0 Mayor j ptiBIISNEO �0 V 1 01990 � � _ ; i�� ' . � ` '' RE 9/6/90 �� j-/ � DEPARTMENT/OFFICE/COUNCIL DATE INITIATED *T Public Works Depa men 8/30/90 GREEN SH ET j�� '1�87$ CONTACT PERSON&PHONE INITIAU TE INITIAUDATE O DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR CITY COUNCIL Joseph J Mueller 29 -6149 AS810N ��yATTORNEY I CITYCLERK NUMBER FOR MU3T BE ON COUNCIL AOENDA B TE) ROUTINp �BUDOET DIRECTOR I �FIN.&MGT.SERVICES DIR. ML18t be in City C e k' Office 110 ORDER �MAYOR(ORASSISTAN� I � Council TOTAL#OF SIGNATURE ES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) ACTION REOUESTED: Hold Public Heari for the Highland/Mt.Curve Area Street Paving Ind Lighting Pro�ect File No. 18617 RECOMMENDA710N8:Approve(A)or e (R) pERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACTS MUST ANS I ER THE FOLLOWIN(i GUESTIONS: _PLANNING COMMISSION CIVIL ERVICE COMMISSION �• Has this person/firm ever worked under a contr for this departmeM? _CIB COMMIT7EE YES NO !I �3TAFP 2• Has this personHirm ever been a city employee. YES NO _DISTRICTCOURT 3. Does this personlfirm possess a skill not normai possessed by any current city employee? SUPPORTS WHICH COUNCIL OBJE V 7 rd 3 YES NO I SeWer Separation Explain all ysa answen on isperate aheet end ach to grosn sheet Safer and Better N i hbo hoods i INITIATINCa PROBLEM,ISSUE,OPPO NITY ho,What,When,When,Why): Some oiled streets 11 e dug up to facilitate the construction o the above mentioned, federally mandated orm sewer work. These streets should be pave at completion of this sewer work. A few her streets in poor condition should also be aved with this pro�ect ADVANTAOES IF APPROVED: Better streets, inc u ing curbings, driveway aprons and outwalks. I t would be less expensive to pave t e s reets now than later. �ISADVANTAOEB IF APPROVE : III ssessments wou�d be evi d upon the improved properties '� DISADVANTAQES IF NOTAPPROVED: Paving these streets a ater date could result in higher costs an higher assessments to the property owner � RECEIVED ��, SEP101�� nu�t il Research C�ntar IS�� Ofi ►�� C!TY CLERK I � ' s� ,�oo.00 TOTAL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION COSTlREVENUE BUDGETED(CIRC I E ONE) �YES� NO 1991 Capit Im rovement Bonds �575,000.00 �� FUNDING SOURCE $eWer Rev e onds 57 70 ACTIVITY NUMBER FINANCIAL INFORMATION:(EXPLAIN) A 3 3S IItS $239�C)OO.OO d uv � � , . ' ' 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 Dlrector 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. City 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. Activiry Manager 1. Department Director 2. Department Accountant 2. City Attorney 3. Department Director 3. Mayor Assistant 4. Budget Director 4. Ciry Council 5. City Clerk 6. Chief Accountant, Finance and Management Services ADMINISTRATIVE ORDERS(all others) 1. Department Directar 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 projecUrequest 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,taxes 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 projecUrequest produce if it is passed (e.g.,traffic delays, noise, tau increases or assessments)?To Whom?When? For how tong? DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED What wili be the negative consequences if the promised action 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? � t �,T�,� CITY OF SAINT PAUL N►embers: �Fs° ; OFFICE OF THE CTIY COUNCII. Roger J.Goswitz,chair a � � ' David Thune,vice chair , ,��u f�m „ �+ r Tom Dimond � nn Il o ILGC�''�LD Bob Long o ^ ,... Date: October 31,1990 ' Committee Report ��3�-�� CITY CLERK To: � int Paul City Council From: IP bli Works, Utilities, and Transportation Committee R ge J. Goswitz, Chair Hearin4 Date Action Ap ro al of Minutes of October 17, 1990. APPROVED 3-0 1. FI AL ORDER: For improving Stewart Avenue from APPROUED 3-0 A1 on Street to Springfield Street by grading pa in and constructing concrete curb and gutter wh re necessary. (Laid over in Committee 9/19/90 an 1 /3/90) , 2. 11/8/90 V AT ON: Petition of Housing and Redevelopment LAID OVER TO q�u ho ity for the vacation of part of Park Street, 11/21/90 {�cker Street and the alleys in Jillson's-Addition bound d by Rice, Sycamore, Sylvan and the gu li gton Northern Railroad. Purpose is to de el p Phase I of URAP North End Development � je t. 3. 11/8/90 V AT ON: Petition of Ace Auto for the vacation LAID OVER TO o pa t of Acker Street and Park Street. Bounded 11/21/90 by Ri e, Sycamore, Sylvan and the Burlington No th rn Railroad. Purpose is to increase storage a a or cars. 4. 11/8/90 A END D FINAL ORDER: Improve the following streets APPROVED wi h bituminous roadway, concrete curb and gutters, 3-0 co cr te �driveway aprons and outwalks, boulevard resto ation and a lantern style street lighting syste for parts of Niles, Syndicate, Griggs, Ed cu be, Montcalm, Scheffer, Highland Parkway, ' �1 an r, Watson, Pleasant, Otto, May, Middleton, Vista, Race, Alaska, Albion, Benson, Ivan Way and qealt n. All to be known as the Edgcumbe/Bayard � - Ar a treet Paving and Lighting Project. , 5. 11/8/90 FI AL ORDER: Constructing the Edgcumbe/Bayard APPROVED - Ar a torm Sewer Project. Area bounded by Namline, 3-0 Ra dolph, 35E and Shepard Road. Also construction o sa itary, storm and water service connections, i re uested by property owners. � �� ~� 6. 11/1/90 FINAL ORDER: Improving the fo wing streets � APPROVED with a bituminous roadway, concrete urb and 3-0 gutters, concrete driveway aprons and outwalks, boulevard restoration and a lantern style street lighting system for parts of Bayard, Eleanor, Finn, Kenneth, Niles, Sumner and Watson. All to be known as the Highland Mt. Curve Area Street Paving and Li htin Project. 7. 11/1/90 FINAL ORDER: For constructing the Highland/ APPROVED Mt. Curve Area Storm Sewer Project. Bounded by 3-0 Randolph, Fairview, Highland Parkway, and the Mississippi River Blvd. Also, installation of sanitary, storm and water service connections, if requested by the property owners. 8. FIRST READING - 90-1792 - n or �nance repealing APPROVED AS Chapters 408 and 420 of the Legislative Code and AMENDED 3-0 enacting a new Chapter 408 regulating the businesses of recycling collection centers and recycling processing centers. (Referred to Committee 10/11/90) 9. RESOLUTION - 90-1849 - Declaring a moratorium on LAID OVER the installation of fiber optic telecommunications INDEFINITELY lines within the public right-of-way for the next ninety (90) days. (Referred to Committee 10/18/90) 10. Continental Cablevision of St. Paul Year 5 LAID OVER TO Evaluation and Franchise Fee Reduction Request. 11/21/90 . ��.� ��N�y �y3� � ' a�go ' UMM�kRY OF ENGINEERING RECOMMENDAiTIONS IG LAND/MT. CURVE STORM SEWER & PAVING PROJECT PROJECT NO. 91-S-8070 (INCLUDES 91-P-8053 &91-V-80XX) NEIGHBORHOOD INFORMATIONAL MEETING PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING ' PUBLIC HEARING P ROJ ECT: Construct a or sewer system, water and sewer service conne�tions and reconnectio� , st eet improvements and construct an ornamental lighting system in the Mississippi �t ver Boulevard watershed. This area is bounded by Fairview, Randolph, Highland arl Mis issippi River Blvd. EXISTING � N ITIONS: The project la ea is presently partially separated and is served by a combined sewer system and sto m sewer system. During periods of rainfall, storm water and sanitary sewage are om ined. Light rainfall, combined with sanitary sewage, will be directed to the sewag tre tment plant where the stormwater will unnecessarily treated. Moderate to ea rainfall, combined with sanitary sewage, will ol�erflow diversion structures a� un reated sanitary sewage will outlet to the Missis5ippi River. Reports of sewer bac up into basements and surface flooding have also been noted in this area. The following str ets within the project area are paved with concrete base, overlaid with asphalt nd ave concrete curb: HIGHLAND WOODLAWN TO MT. CURVE MT. CU VE - HIGHLAND TO BAYARD CRETIN - S HEFFER TO HARTFORD CLEVE N - BAYARD TO RANDOLPH FAIRVI W - HIGHLAND TO BAYARD ' The followinig are oiled streets with intermittent sections of concrete curb: FINN - Y RD TO HARTFORD FINN - ILE TO JUNO WATSD - RETIN TO CLEVELAND NILES'- CR TIN TO CLEVELAND BAYAF� - LEVELAND TO FAIRVIEW ELEAN R - ENNETH TO FAIRVIEW KENN� H - IGHLAND TO BAYARD SUMNE - IGHLAND TO ELEANOR The project � ea urrently has an old wood pole lighting system. i . . �U-/`�/ PROPOSED IMP OVEIVIENTS: • Street improv m nts and storm sewer construction are proposed for the foliowing streets: NILES - R TIN TO FWN � FINN - ILE TO JUNO WATSC� - RETIN TO FINN (PROJECTED) �FINN - Y RD TO HARTFORD BAYAF� - LEVELAND TO FAIRVIEW � ! KENN� H - LEANOR TO BAYARD �`ELEAN R - ENNETH TO FAIRVIEW SUMN� - IGHLAND TO ELEANOR Storm sewer on truction and trench restoration only is proposed for the following streets and alleys , HIGHL,A D WOODLAWN TO MT. CURVE MT. CU VE - HIGHLAND TO ELEANOR MT. CU VE - SCHEFFER TO BAYARD CRETIN - S HEFFER TO HARTFORD CLEVE N - BAYARD TO JUNO FAIRVI W - HIGHLAND TO BAYARD ALLEY - W. F CRETIN - BETWEEN HARTFORD AND BAYARD Street improv m nts, but no sewer construction, is proposed for the following streets: NILES- FIN TO CLEVELAND ^WATSO - INN (PROJECTED) TO CLEVELAND , KENNE H - HIGHLAND TO ELEANOR Street widths ill emain the same except for the proposed widening of the following streets, from 0' t 32' wide: No street wid nin will be performed if interference with boulevard trees is encountered. Ne curb will be hand formed, if necessary, to avoid damaging trees and/or tree no ts. Although no tree removals are planned, tree trimming may be necessary at om locations to facilitate sewer construction. The new stoir se er construction is part of a long-range storm sewer project which will result in � pa te storm and sanitary sewer systems througho�t the city. The street irt� rov ments proposed would compliment the storm sewer construction. New bitumino s r adways with concrete curb and gutter are being proposed. All driveways w�ll be econstructed with concrete and new concrete outwalks will be constructed fi r e h home. Boulevards will be regraded and sodded. The old wood pole lightingls ste would be replaced with a new sodium vapor lighting system. . I _ , . ' �U��7'� l ALTERNATI ES: � ' • To do nothing wo Id be inconsistent with the city's commitment to improve existing oiled streets nd i prove water quality and reduce pollution. Improving the roadways in conjunction wit sewer construction, will save time, money and inconvenience later. POSITIVE B NE ITS: With the com leti n of the city's sewer project and the disconnection of rainleaders, sewer backu s in o basements will be eliminated, surface flooding reduced, and the diversion of s nit ry sewage to the Mississippi River, as well as the diversion of storm water to the is wa e treatment plant, will be eliminated. ADVERSE E FE TS: Normal probl ms ssociated with construction, such as noise, du�t, reduced access to property and en ral disruption, will be present. However, by cor�structing all improvemer�t at his time, future adverse effects would be elimin�ted. COST EST1 AT S: S-8070 HI HLAND/MT. CURVE STORM SEWER C nstruction $805,040 En ineering & Inspection 14 00 To al $954,000 P-8053 HI HLAND/MT. CURVE GRADING & PAVING ' C nstruction $549,100 En ineering & Inspection 112,600 Mi cellaneous 54.900 To al 716,600 V-80� HI HLAND/MT. CURVE LIGHTING ch' laweous � z loo C nstruction �t3O�p 000,000 En ineering & Inspection Z 000.000 To al � �S(9100???,??? P OJ ECT TOTAL ??? ESTIMATEC� IN NCING: S-8070 HI HLAND/MT. CURVE STORM SEWER St te & Federal Grants & Loans 657,000 ' Se er Revenu� Bonds 297.OQQ To al 954,000 . _ . . �0-l�'3/ P-8053 HI �HLAN'D/MT. CURVE GRADING & PAVING • As essment 198,500 CI (1990) 460,400 Se er Revenue Bonds 57.700 To al 716,600 V-80?? HI HLAND/MT. CURVE LIGHTING �ASs�ssrn�N-cs � � 41,i o0 �i ct8 �� I I S OOo To al �. IS�C,toO P OJECT TOTAL $?,???,??? SOURCE OF AD ITIONAL INFORMATION: For additional inf rmation, contact Joe Mueller at 292-6149. RECOMMEN A ON: The Departm nt f Public Works opinion is that this is a necessary and worth while project and th E gineering Recommendation is for approval of the project and financing. Respectfully ub itted, Thomas J. E gu Director of P blic orks �� . . . . �o -�s�� ! —1 (�R A N� L P H -�- —�r--.---�r. . _—�c-1 . ; �3�' a I JUNO � :�, J � ;� a I COLL EC�E �� u� c w :-. c �r y J N � •..-. . ^ O r O ' • i�• '� " m � � ' ST. 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CURVE (MAB a,5) TREEfS TO BE a�ST��G OILED ��:;� 1.6 MILES AVED IN 1991 p��STING PAVED �1 0.0 MILES OILED STREETS-PAVING DELAYED — 1•6 �� ' SEWER CONSTRUC7iON '- ON S7REETS TO BE RECONSTRUCTED 1.3 M�LES 0 ON"OTHER"- (REPAIR TRENCH) 0.7 I�AILES t �� 1� ��°l�-/ SUMMARY OF ENGINEERING RECOD�IIV�NDA,TIONS ��E1VED HI HLAND/MT.CUR.VE STORM SEWER.&PAVIl�T(�r PROJECT �x.o�rECr rro.s1.s-SO7o Q�iT2 319Bp (INCLUDES 91-P-8053&91-V 8053) G ORHOOD INFORMATIONAL MEETIl�TG- October 15, 199��rY CLERK � LIC wORxs COM1vII'rrEE N�ETIlVG-October 31, 1990 PUBLIC HEARING-November 1,1990� PROJEC'i: Construct st rm sewer system, water and sewer service connections and reconnectiq s, s reet improvements and upgrade an existi:ng ornamental lighting system in t e ississippi River Boulevard watershed. TZiis area is bouncled by Fairview, R do ph, Highland and Mississippi River Blvd. EXISTING C I ONS: The project rea is presently served by a combined sewer system. During periods o�' rainfall, sto ater and sanitary sewage are combined. Light rainfall, combined with sanit� s wage, will be directed to the sewage treatment plant where the stormwate� ill be unnecessarily treated. Moderate to heavy rainfall, combined with sanit� s wage, will overflow diversion structures and untreated sanitary sewage wi�l ou let to the Mississippi River. Reports of sewer backups into basements � d s rface flooding have also been noted in this area. The followin st eets within the project area are paved with concrete base, overlaid with asphalt an have concrete curb: HIG WOODLAWN TO MT. CURVE MT. C VE -HIGHLAND TO BAYAR.D CRETIlV SC FFER TO HARTFORD C -BAYARD TO R.ANDOLPH FAII�, W- GHLAND TO BAYARD The followin ar oiled streets with intermittent sections of concrete curb: FINN-8 Y TO HARTFORD �INN- TO JUNO WATSQ - C ETIN TO CLE�VELAND NILES- RE TO CI�:VEI.AND BAY - C VEI.AND TO FAII3,V�W ELE NNETH TO FAII�,VIEW KENN� GHL.A� TO BAYAR,D SUNIN� - GHLAND TO ELEANOR The project a ea urrently has an old wood pole lighting system. PR.OPOSED R VEMENTS: Street impr� em nts and storm sewer construction are proposed for the following streets: NII.ES * RE TO FINN FINN- TO JUNO WATSd -C TIN TO FINN(PROJECTED) FINN-B Y TO HAI�,TFORD BAY - C VELAND TO FAII3,V�W KENNEZ ANOR TO BAYA�,D NNETH TO FAIR,V�W S GHLAND TO ELEANOR ��/��J/ Storm sew� co struction and trench restoration only is proposed for the following streets and lle . ffiG WOODLAWN TO MT. CUR.VE MT.C VE ffiGHLAND TO ELEANOR MT.C VE SCHEFFER TO SAYAR.D CRETI$T S FFER TO HARTFORD C -BAYARD TO JUNO FAIR W- GHLAND TO BAYAR.D ALLEY-W. F CRETIN-BETWEEN HARTFORD AND BAYARD Street impr ve ents, but no sewer construction, is proposed for the following streets: NII�ES- TO CLEVELAND WATSO -F (PROJECTED)TO CLEVELAND KENNE GAL.AND TO ELEANOR Street widt s w 11 remain the same except that Kenneth from Bayard to Eleanor will be wid ne from 30 feet to 34 feet to accomodate �chool bus loading and unloading. he xisting street will be widened one foot on the east side (residences) and three fe t o the west side (school). Two small trees on the west side of Kenneth will be reloc ted because of the widening. No trees will be affected on the east side of Kenneth, On the rem 'nd r of the project, street widths will remain the same. No additional trees will l�e aff cted by the construction. Although no additional tree removals or relocations re lanned, tree trimming may be necessary at some locations to facilitate se er onstruction. The new st rm sewer construction is part of a long-range storm sewer project which will r su t in separate storm and sanitary sewer systems throughout the city. The street i rovements proposed would compliment the storm sewer construction N w bituminous roadways with concrete curb and gutter are being proposed. 11 riveways will be reconstructed with concrete and new concrete outwalks wi 1 b_ constructed for each home. Boulevard� will be regraded and sodded. Th ol wood pole lighting system would be replaced with a new sodium vapor lighti g s stem. ALTERNAT S: To do nothin w uld be inconsistent with the city's commitment to improve existing oiled street a d improve water quality and reduce pollution. Improving the roadways i co junction with sewer construction, will save time, money and inconvenien e 1 ter. POSITNE BE TS: With the co� ple ion of the city's sewer project and the disconnection of rainleaders, sewer backu s i to basements will be eliminated, surface flooding reduced, and the diversion olf san tary sewage to the Mississippi River, as well as the diversion of storm water o t e sewage treatment plant, will be eliminated. 2 � � �� '�-/�'�i ADVERSE E C : Normal prd le s associated with construction, such as noise, dust, reduced access to property nd general disruption, will be present. However, by constructing all improvemeln s a this time, future adverse effects would be eliminated. COST ES TE : S,S(YIO GT�T.ANn/MT.CURVE STORM SEWER ' C nstruction $805,000 E gineering & Inspection 14 0 ' T tal $954,000 p-$p�3 GHT.Atvn/iViT. CUR.VE GR.ADING&PAVING ' C nstruction $549,100 E gineering & Inspection 112,600 ' scellaneous 54.900 T tal 716,600 , V 805� GHLAND/MT. CURVE LIGHTING C nstruction $131,700 E gineering & Inspection 24.400 T tal $156,100 ;i P OJECT TOTAL $1,826,700 � � ESZ�VIATE� IN CING: S$(Y70� GHLAND/MT. CUR,VE STORM SEWER S te Grants & Loans $657,000 S wer Revenue Bonds 2 0 ' T tal $954,000 P-805�3 GN�•ANn/MT. CURVE GRADING&PAVING � A sessment $198,500 � C (1991) 460,400 S wer Revenue Bonds 57.700 , T tal $716,600 V 8055 GAr.At�m/MT. CURVE LIGHTING sessment $41,100 C (1991) 115.000 ' T tal $156,100 P OJECT TOTAL �1,826,700 SOURCE O ITIONAL INFORMATION: ' For additi al i ormation, contact Joe Mueller at 292-6149. i 3 � �0 - 1�;3/ RECONIlVIE AT ON: The Deparb en of Public Works opinion is that this is a necessary and worthwhile project and he Engineering Recommendation is for approval of the project and financing. Respectfull sub 'tted, Thomas J. � gu Director of P bli Works �I ' , ' ; � � I �� i 4 q o-- �S3/ HIGHLAND/MT. CURVE � � S W R CONSTRUCTION AND STREET PAVING�1991 9 -S-8070 91-P-8053 ,_�� TO SEWER AND STREET IMPROVEMENTS IN AN OILED STREET �.�� TO SEWER AND RESTORE EXISTING STREET �•••••a TRE IMPROVEMENTS IN AN OILED STREET �.,.� , � `— ` � ' , �—___, ,�, ' _ � � , � , . ;',�; R A N D 0 L P H ��"n�r-�—�,- .—>v,—�.-�: � I _.y` I J I �.J�J .` . ... ., � ` a (-JUNC � � �° a I` COLLEGE AvE.J:.:J�• ,� ' � � o ' W , (- „ ��QP �-� :I ' � OF � �) � y �• •• +�� m �. Z� Q NL - 1�.� ST. CATHERfNE � i �. �� O�,r ': � _u :.� . .� `� � �r�r�C-=-'1lV�!� :::�.' � P(,P . �,��' f�i � _� w.�Y;.�;:. '.'• ( ,,� �'T: y:.��>. �=�-��-�� —1 IHARTF'OR��r-AV° ' :��'•�� HARTFOR � �y'' '. � �,I�_—iJ_��-.;�,,��'�'�: ._ .. . ............. ....... ......... ,�� f '_ � QAYARC ! V�. �-E3AYARD r ' � :. \, . ��1� -`.._..� �.. 4 �� ' ��'��-: � �`l—_i�� °� 1 i � ,��s� p ,�SCHEFFE AVE.�'1I y�P� � ° W�.' 4 � ' (SCHEr"FER � :�U�II' �, (%r ?__� �� o� �a 4 N' °„ �q4 `Il—J�' �w J � : - Q j I LEA OR W z �.L�C� � i• AVE.— =-- a •��f� � �.�LL� C��.��L_ �I�I� � � �� . z�/ I G N A Q— o 0 0 0 �—�--�`�---' o c I PKWY.— I :�Y '-� N�1�� W � L.� � .r a �. o ~ A, I N C H R ST�---� r- A V E.--� �—�? —� —� , P 1 N E H U R S T-, r �° -/1,1`�/ �D - �� ,s" '.'::it.t ..�.:•:� "4:��:.:. ` �. :.-'. . . _ .- PRELIIVIII�iARY ORDER � I - • l <,Y V . ' . ,� r'6;* , , - ,, _ _. .,� . . .: � ... , . . - ; � ncil te No.90-1665—BY Bob Long— Pc.:-,- �:--:r � r �;r =r- . •= In e Matter of improving the following streets with a new bituc4lnous roadway Qo cret curb and gufters,driveway aprons w ll l b e reconstructed wtth concrete and new :: co cret outwalks:Boulevazds wili be regraded and sodded and a new energy efiicient ;? um 'apor lighting system will be installed in Vodng Ward 3. ' - - =`� Ba �d Ave.'from Cleveland`Ave:fo Fairview Ave ;✓ 1 ° ` ` "' � `,� � �4T' } , C .� i Ele nor Ave.from Kenneth St.to Fa1;vlew E�ve r.yr � � �.., r � Fin St from 1Viles Ave to�Juno Ave.; ` t :; =T1 �St.from Bayard Ave.to Hartford Ave _ � _ Y� f ` hland P :to Ba azd'Ave., .. �:._. - .. m Hi Y 'Ke neth S�fro g �'X - - , - . Nll s Ave.from CreUn Ave.to Cleveland Ave.; _ . _ Su er St.�from Highland Pkwy.to Eleanor Ave, ._ b ; ,� . , _ � W on Ave.from Cretin Ave.to Cleveland Ave ,�. � '.- ;�: , ,: w - to b lmown as the H1ghland/Mt.Curve Area Street Paving and Ligh,�ing Project. Th Council of the City of Satnt Paul having received the report of thte Mayor upon abo C�provement,and having considered said report,hereby resa�ves: ' ' " 1. at the said report and the�same�is hereby appro'ed with no alternafives,and � at th estimated cost thereof is S872.700.00,financed by 1991 Capitali Improvement �B nds 575.000.00;SewerRevenueBondsS57,700.00andAssesame�S239.60000 .:;� j; � .2. hat a public hearing be had on sald improvement on.the ist a�'of November � 9• 'c ck a.m.c in,the Council Chambers of the City Hall an Court House ._� iB ildi in the City o aint Paul. - �-.-�;� � ..�'a ��`�r � •-> `ry.,:y f� r,8, at notice of said publichearing be given to the Persons and�hthe manner p ovid by the'Charter, etating the time and piace,of yheariiig the_nature of the;:j prov ment and the fotal cost thereof as estimated ' ,�; „�x„ � st e No".18617 -Fra._ ._;� , . `. >. .: �,r x�". �.: � pted by Council September 18.1990 •- `� :,_ �?' �'�_' � -�c�� + - roved by Mayor September 19,1990 :.P ,�:.-.•_-= "'..�� t ''�� - ,�• • � t '(Septeinber 29-October 6. 1990) ' = t �' t ' '� � :-i � �.L,. -�.,�r�. _ - :3� �t..^ � �.. ,. __ _ - . . .-------i � _ _ i �