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89-1918 � ctrY oF s'r. Pau� COUNCIL FILE NO. O 7 ° �C FINAL ORDER r �'� /�-'.--�' ��. �...oz�..., File No. 18553 Voting In the Matter of constru�Ciaj t� Js /!`rau1� �r�s Stord Ssr+sr troject. Ward (bow�ded �p �r�iasd oa tLe rth, York oa the s�th, C;�press oa th� 6 w�est aad Earcla� on th� wt) under Preliminary Order �� approved �—�� , The Council of the City of Saint Paul has nducted a public hearing upon the above improvement, due notice thereof having been given as prescribed by the Cit Charter; and WHEREAS, The Council has heard ali persons, objections and recommendations pertaining to said proposed improve- ment and has fully considered the same; now, ther fore, be it RESOLVED, That the Council of the City o Saint Paul does hereby order that the above-described improvement be made, and the proper City officers are hereby di cted and authorized to proceed with the improvement; and be it FURTHER RESOLVED, That upon the co pletion of said improvement, the proper City officers shall calculate all expenses incurred therein and shall report the sam to the City Council in accordance with Chapter 14 of the City Charter. COUNCIL PERSON Adopted by the Council: Date � 2� � Yeas� Nays ��= Certified ss d b Council Secretary L�n� � y�t� i� In F or By ialuitisl �tn � Aga' st '� �C-� 2 5 ��9 Mayor '�{��.+�' �', �� . „ E,:�,�'�'�,�� '��= p�g�� N 0 V 1 � 1989^ % � �j J . :; �, . -`" p � �� z� .L - ' �`��l �� ' ' � Kwy �' � � .'t = U � U � � �AVE'� �. �. �,: oA PfOSDe ir ty H r � w �� c' Cft. � AVE. \ r �• �, ; � � J � � � � � � � : ' ' � 4vE. ` � , � �. , l� v e i � Q Q 0 � ��;=:� . >� i -� W � �, . MAWTHORNE �vE. •�. ' . �, _ � e �� :~ � .'. � �,; i S �•.: �� ►: h,A- ►' ;';•`.•:.�L: '. ..•� {3'� V y D i t. ��. N � v, v � . _ . .� � ��I �� i� � .� E D � � , 6 vE. � �� ,' ��'\ �I� �� {AOSE � AvE.� r= � �PRlS� � 1�... � � ..�1� ♦ e�,P � � W/ ' p � b � UM• � ... -��: <F;. � . �: Qr�6ERANIUM aVE. j 1._ ��T� � � F: L � s � •� �: ` C � 'PHG L EN'. ! ' ::�.....�......� .•. '..�e:'. ___ � C L X. 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E. 7 n W gr. ,_--� r-- ,.... . _ . . �� .~.�01 /�;P� 1 ° � `u �.ilVi� � JESSAM NE/ FRANK (BEL 4C� � � C 5� STREETS TO BE 01 ED �� 2.6 M1LES �� G,�J-t PAVED IN 1990 p VED � 0.0 MlLES OlLED STREETS-PAViNG DELAYE 1.3 MILES SEWER CONSTRUCTI N •��■ ON OI ED STR£ETS 1.T MILES 11/23/88 pN~N N-OILED"STREETS 0.5 M1LES �-�,�,-� �a��-.� �,�,,� ,--- 1990 , � �'�"� r ,,�,,�, — s.� � (�,Q,�.t �.�,t�-,�,(�,.�t.,- � r c ;�- � �-uz� :� .�_� - .�--� . . . . . . J ' - SUMMARY OF ENGIN ERING RECOMMENDATIONS JESSA.�VIINE/FRANK STO SEWER AND PAVING PROJECT Project No. 90- 8064 (P-8048,V-8048) Report Pre ared Apri111, 1989 ,.. ^�""`��;�'Y Neighborhood Informati nal Meeting, Sep � ��.� _ ' Public Works Co 'ttee, October 18, 1989 �I g� �J� Public Hea g, October 24, 1989 � ( � Rea� �;*a� C�v�s��n . PROJECT: Deo� �inance & ��ariagem2ni Ser;�ees Construct a storm sewer system, water and sewer service connections and reconnections, street improvements nd an ornamental lighting system in part of the Belt Line Sewer System. The a ea is bounded by Maryland, Magnolia Lane, York and Cypress. F,XISTINC7 CONDITIONS: The project area is presently served y a combined sewer system. During periods of moderate to heavy rainfalls, stormw ter and sanitary sewage combine to flow over a diversion structure and outlet to t e Mississippi River. Reports of sewer backups into basements and surface flooding ave also been noted in this area. Earl between Magnolia and Jess mine is paved with concrete base and has concrete curb. Generally the streets within the pro ect area have an oiled roadway surface with no curb or only intermittent �ections o concrete curb. The driving surfaces are fair to poor and roadway widths vary beca se of lack of curb. PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS: Storm sewer construction and resto tion in kind is proposed for the following: DULUTH PLAYGROUND EARL-MAGNOLIA TO JESS INE YORK-CYPRESS TO EARL ALLEY 260' W. OF FRANK B EEN COOK AND LAWSON ALLEY 310' W. OF DULUTH B WEEN JENKS AND CASE ALLEY 190' W. OF DULUTH TWEEN COOK AND LAVVSON ALLEY 100' E. OF DULUTH B TWEEN MAGNOLIA AND COOK ALLEY 140' W. OF F_RANK B EEN GER.ANIUM AND JESSAMINE WATER UTILITY RI�HT-OF- AY BETWEEN COOK & MAGNOLIA. Street improvements, stre�t lighti g and storm sewer construction are proposed for - the following streets: 1GER.ANIUM - CYPRESS TO F K JESSAMINE - EARL TO BUR QUIST �IAGNOLIA - DULUTH TO B RNQUIST �OOK- DULUTH TO 300' E T OF ATLANTIC �ENKS - FRANK TO DULUT R.ANK- CASE TO COOK K - MAGNOLIA TO GE IUM �URNQUIST-MAGNOLIA TO JESSAMINE �DULUTH - CASE TO 150' NO TH OF COOK �,ANE PLACE - 450'NORTH F JESSAMINE TO MARYLAND �,TLANTIC - 250' SOUTH OF OOK TO COOK MAGNOLIA LANE - MAGNO IA TO JESSAMINE Stre�t improvements and street li ting are proposed for the following streets: -i4FAGNOLIA - BURNQUIST T MAGNOLIA LANE K - COOK TO MAGNOL �D��UTH - 150' NORTH OF CO K TO JESSAMINE �bANE PLACE - JESSAMINE T 450' NORTH OF JESSAMINE �TLANTIC - COOK TO MAG LIA , , The new storm sewer constructi n is part of a long-range storm sewer project which will result in a separated s orm and sanitary sewer system for the Beltline area. The street improvements roposed would compliment the storm sewer construction. New bituminous ro dways with concrete curb and gutter are being proposed. All driveways will be econstructed with concrete and new concrete outwalks will be constructed for each home. Boulevards will be regraded and sodded. A new energy efficient so ium vapor lighting system will be installed. ALTERNATES: To do nothing would be inconsi tent with the City's commitment to improve existing oiled streets. Typical roadway improvements w lich have been constructed recently in adjacent residential areas are being propos d here. Improving the roadways in conjunction with sewer construction will save iine, money and inconvenience later. POSITIVE BENEFITS: With the completion of the City's sewer project, the chance of sewer backups into basements and surface flooding 11 be reduced. General improvement of the p blic right-of-way in conjunction with sewer construction will enhance and ad quality to the neighborhood. Street oiling would be eliminated on new bituminous oadways. ADVERSE EFFECTS: Normal problems associated wit construction, such as noise, dust and general disruption, will be present. Ho ever, by constructing all improvements at this time, future adverse effects would be eliminated. COST ESTIMATES: 5-8064 - JESSAMINE/FRANK STORM SEWER Construction $ 967,000.00 Engineering ar_d Insp ction 179.000.00 $ 1,146,000.00 P-8048 - JESSAMINE/FRANK GR.ADI G � Construction $ 998,976.00 Engineering and Insp ction 204,790.00 Miscellaneous 99.$98.00 $ 1,303,664.00 2 V-8048 - JESSAMINE/FRANK LIGHTI G Construction $ 150,400.00 Engineering and Inspe tion 27.800.Q0 $ 178,200.00 � PROJECT TOTAL $ 2,627,8ii4.00 ESTIMATED FINANCING: S-8064 - JESSAMINE/FRANK STORM EWER Assessment $ 113,000.00 State and Federal Gran s and Loans 711,200.00 Sewer Revenue Bonds 321.800.00 $ 1,146,000.00 P-8048 - JESSAMINE/FR.ANK GRADIN AND PAVING Assessment $ 347,876.00 CIB (1990) 627,834.00 Storm Sewer Service C arge 327.954.00 $ 1,303,664.00 V-8048 - JESSAMINE/FRANK LIGHTI G Assessment $ 25,500.00 CLB (1990) � 152,700.00 $ 178,200.00 PROJECT TOTAL � 2,627,864.00 SOURCE OF ADDITIONAL I'. For additional information,contact im Cutting at 292-6008. RECOMMENDATION: The Department of Public Wor s thinks that this is a necessary and worthwllile project and the engine ring recommendation is for approval of the project and financing. Respectfully submitted, Donald E. Nygaard Director of Public Works ' 3 . f�-e.-�� - ; �� • SUMMARY 0� ENGI EERING RECOMMENDATIONS JESSAMINE/FRANK ST M SEWER AND PAVING PROJECT Project No . 90 S-8064 (P-8048_, V-8048) Report Pre ared April 11, 1989 ---^+�'"��'�" Neighborhood nformational M�t�ytg [ ��:` i Public orks Committee, `°'�"�`�` �`� �`- Pub ic Hearing, , � ��y � gQdi 5:3'� L�}:4:�40:^• PROJECT: pept. �inan�e & hiar,agement Servi�e� �� Construct a storm sewer syste , water and sewer se vice connections and reconnections, street im rovements and an lighting system � in part of the Belt Li e Sewer System. The area is bounded by Maryland, Magnolia Lane, York and Cypress . FXT$TTNG GONDITIONS: The project area is present y served by a combined sewer system. During periods of moderate to heavy rainfalls, stormwater and sanitary sewage combine to flow over a diversion structure and outlet to the Mississippi R 'ver . Reports of sewer backups into basements and surface floodin have also been noted in this area . Earl between Magnolia and Je samine is paved with asphalt base and has concrete curb. Generally the streets within the project area have an oiled roadway surface with no curb or only ' ntermittent sections of concrete curb. The driving surfaces are f ir to poor and roadway widths vary because of lack of curb. PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS : Storm sewer construction and restoration in kind is proposed for the following: DULUTH PLAYGROUND EARL-MAGNOLIA TO JESS INE YORK-CYPRESS TO EARL Alley 260 ' W. OF FRANK BETWEEN COOK AND LAWSON Alley 310 ' W. OF DULUT BETWEEN JENKS AND CASE Al1ey 190 ' W. OF DULUT BETWEEN COOK AND LAWSON Alley 100 ' E . OF DULUT BETWEEN MAGNOLIA AND COOK Al1ey 140 ' W. OF FRAN BETWEEN GERANIUM AND JESSAMINE THE WATER UTILITY RIG -OF-WAY BETWEEN COOK AND MAGNOLIA Street improvements, street lighting and storm sewer construction are proposed for the followi g streets : GERANIUM - CYPRESS TO FRANK JESSAMINE - EARL TO B RNQUIST MAGNOLIA - DULUTH TO URNQUIST COOK - DULUTH TO 300 ' EAST OF ATLANTIC JENKS - FRANK TO DULU H FRANK - CASE TO COOK FRANK - MAGNOLIA TO G RANIUM BURNQUIST-MAGNOLIA TO JESSAMINE , DULUTH - CAS� TO 150 ' ORTH OF COOK � LANE PLACE - 450 'NORTH OF JESSAMINE TO MARYLAND ATLANTIC - 250 ' SOUTH F COOK TO COOK MAGNOLIA LANE - MAGNOL A TO JESSAMINE Street improvements and s reet lighting are proposed for the following streets : MAGNOLIA - BURNQUIST MAGNOLIA LANE �'RANK - COOK TO MAGNO IA �'DULUTH - 150 ' NORTH O COOK TO JESSAMINE LANE PLACE - JESSAMIN TO 450 ' NORTH OF JESSAMINE ATLANTIC - COOK TO MA OLIA The new storm sewer construc ion is part of a long-range storm sewer project which will result a separated storm and sanitary sewer system for the Beltline area. The street improvements proposed would compliment the storm sewer construction . New bituminous roadways with concrete curb and gutte are being proposed. All driveways will be reconstructed with conc ete and new concrete outwalks will be constructed for each home. Boulevards will be regraded and sodded. A new energy efficient s dium vapor lighting system will be installed. ALTERNATES : To do nothing would be inc nsistent with the City ' s commitment to improve existing oiled stre ts . Typical roadway improvement which have been constructed recently in adjacent residential areas are being proposed here . Improving the roadways in conjunction w th sewer construction will save time, money and inconvenience lat r . POSITIVE BENEFITS : With the completion of the ity' s sewer project, the chance of sewer backups into basements and urface flooding will be reduced. General improvement of the public right-of-way in conjunction with sewer construction will enh nce and add quality to the neighborhood. Street oiling would be elim'nated on new bituminous roadways . ADVERSE EFFECTS : Normal problems associated with construction, such as noise, dust and general disruption, wi 1 be present . However, by constructing all improvements at this time, future adverse effects would be eliminated. COST ESTIMATES: 5-8064 - JESSAMINE/FRANK S ORM SEWER � Construction $ 967, 000 . 00 Engineering and I spection 179, 000 . 00 $ 1, 14 6, 000 . 00 , - 2 - • . P-8048 '- JESSAMINE/`FRANIfi GRADI G � 9` /�� Construction $ 998, 976 . 00 Engineering and Inspe tion 204, 790 . 00 . Miscellaneous 99, 898 . 00 51, 303, 664 . 00 V-8048 - JESSAMINE/FRANK LIGH ING Construction $ 150, 400 . 00 Engineering and Insp ction 27, 800 . 00 $ 178, 200 . 00 PROJECT TOTAL $ 2, 627, 864 . 00 RSTTj�ATED FINANGING: 5-8064 - JESSAMINE/FRANK STOR SEWER Assessment $ 113, 000 . 00 State and Federal Gr nts and Loans 711, 200 . 00 Sewer Revenue Bonds 321, 800 . 00 $ 1, 146, 000 . 00 P-8048 - JESSAMINE/FRANK GRAD NG AND PAVING Assessment $ 347, 876 . 00 CIB (1990) 627, 834 . 00 Storm Sewer Service harge 327� 54 . 00 $ 1, 303, 664 . 00 V-8048 - JESSAMINE/FRANK LIG TING Assessment $ 25, 500 . 00 CIB {1990) 152, 700 . 00 � $ 178, 200 . 00 PROJECT TOTAL $ 2, 627, 864 . 00 F R For additional information, c ntact Tim Cutting at 292-6008 . RECOMMENDATION: The Department of Public Wo ks thinks that this is a necessary and worthwhile project and t e engineering recommendation is for approval of the project and inancing. Respectfully submitted, Donald E. Nygaard Director of Public Works - 3 - . . , �� - SUMMARY OF EN EERING RECOMMENDATIONS ��,� a JESSAMINE/FRANK S ORM SEWER AND PAVING PROJECT Project No. 0-5-8064 (P-8048,V-8048) Report P epared Apri111, 1989 R��b��M� Neighborhood Inform tional Meeting, September 5, 1989 Public Works ommittee, October 18, 1989 Public He .ring, October 24, 1989 �CT12�� PxoJECT: CITY CLERK Construct a storm sewer syste , water and sewer service connections and reconnections, street improvement and an ornamental lighting system in part of the Belt Line Sewer System. The ar a is bounded by Maryland, Magnolia Lane, York and Cypress. EXISTING CONDITIONS: The project area is presently serve by a combined sewer system. During periods of moderate to heavy rainfalls, storm ater and sanitary sewage combine to flow over a diversion structure and outlet to th Mississippi River. Reports of sewer backups into basements and surface flooding hav also been noted in this area. Earl between Magnolia and Jessa ne is paved with concrete base and has concrete curb. Generally the streets within the pr ject area have an oiled roadway surface with no curb or only intermittent sections f concrete curb. The driving surfaces are fair to poor and roadway widths vary beca se of lack of ci�rb. PROPOSED IMPR,OVEMENTS: Storm sewer construction and resto tion in kind is proposed for the following: DULUTH PLAYGROUND : EAR,L-MAGNOLIA TO JESS INE • YORK-CYPRESS TO EARL ALLEY 260' W. OF FRANK BE WEEN COOK AND LAWSON ALLEY 310' W. OF DULUTH B TWEEN JENK,S AND CASE ALLEY 190' W. OF DULUTH B TWEEN COOK AND LAWSON ALLEY 100' E. OF DULLTTH B TWEEN MAGNOLIA AND COOK ALLEY 140' W. OF FRANK BE WEEN GERANIUM AND JESSAMINE WATER UTILITY RIGHT-OF- AY BETWEEN COOK & MAGNOLIA. Street improvements, street lighti g and storm sewer construction are proposed for the following streets: GERANIUM - CYPRESS TO F K JESSAMINE - EAR,L TO BURN UIST MAGNOLIA - DULUTH TO B NQUIST COOK - DULUTH TO 300' EA,S OF ATLANTIC JENKS - FRANK TO DULUTH FRANK- CASE TO COOK FRANK - MAGNOLIA TO GE IUM BURNQUIST-MAGNOLIA TO ESSAMINE DULUTH - CASE TO 150' NOR H OF COOK LANE PLACE - 450'NORTH 0 JESSAMINE TO MA.RYLAND ATLANTIC - 250' SOUTH OF C OK TO COOK MAGNOLIA LANE - MAGNOL TO JESSAMINE ,� . Street improvements and street lightin are proposed for the following streets: MAGNOLIA - BURNQUIST TO MA NOLIA LANE FRANK - COOK TO MAGNOLIA DULUTH - 150' NORTH OF COOK O JESSAMINE LANE PLACE - JESSAMINE TO 45 NORTH OF JESSAMINE ATLANTIC - COOK TO MAGNOLI The new storm sewer construction is art of a long-range storm sewer project which will result in a separated storm and s itary sewer system for the Beli;line area. The street improvements proposed would ompliment the storm sewer construction. New bituminous roadways with concret curb and gutter are being proposed. All driveways will be reconstructed wit concrete and new concrete outwalks will be constructed for each home. Boulevar s will be regraded and sodded. A new energy efficient sodium vapor lighting syste will be installed. ALTERNATES: To do nothing would be inconsistent 'th the City's commitment to improve existing oiled streets. Typical roadway improvements whi h have been constructed recently in adjacent residential areas are being propose here. Improving the roadways in conjunction with sewer construction will save ti e, money and inconvenience later. POSITIVE BENEFITS: With the completion of t�e City's wer project, the chance of sewer backups into basements and surface flo�ding will be reduced. General improvement of the pu lic right-of-way in conjunction with sewer construction will enhance and add uality to the neighborhood. Street oiling would be eliminated on new bituminous r adways. ADVERSE EFFECTS: Normal problems associated wit construction, such as noise, dust and general disruption, will be present. Howev r, by constructing all improvements at this time, future adverse effects would be eli inated. COST ESTIMATES: 5-8064 - JESSAMINE/FR,�NK STORM EWER Construction $ 967,000.00 Engineering and Inspe tion 179.000.00 $ 1,146,000.00 P-8048 - JESSAMINE/FRANK GRADIN Construction $ 998,976.00 Engineering and Insp ction 204,790.00 •Miscellaneous 9 898. $ 1,303,664.00 2 , . - � y�- �y%� V-8048 - JESSAMINE/FR.ANK LIGHTIN Construction $ 150,400.00 Engineering and Inspect on 27.800.00 $ 178,200.00 PRC`�TECT TOTAL $ 2,627,864.00 ESTIMATED FINAI•dCING: 5-8064 - JESSAMINE/FRt�1�TK STORM S WER Assessment $ 113,000.00 State and Federal Grant and Loans 711,200.00 Sewer Revenue Bonds 321.800.00 $ 1,146,000.00 P-8048 - JESSAMINE/FRANK GRADIN AND PAVING Assessment ' $ 347,876.00 CIB (1990) 627,834.00 Storm Sewer Service Ch rge 327.954.00 $ 1,303,664.00 V-8048 - JESSAMINE/FRANK LIGHTI G Assessment $ 25,500.00 CIB (1990) 152,700.00 $ 178,200.00 PROJECT TOTAL $ 2,627,864.00 D F . For additional information,contact im Cutting at 292-6008. RECOMMENDATION: The Department of Public Wo s thinks that this is a necessary and worthwhile project and the engine ring recommendation is for approval of the project and financing. Respectfully submitted, Thomas J. Eggum Director of Public Works 3 � � ST: P�UL IT� COUNCIL � ��, �� ;� PUBLIC HE RING NOTICE ° ��- PUBLIC IMPROVE ENT CONSTRUCTION ' City Council District 6 Dear Property Owner• �CEIVED District Planning Councils 2,4,5 A/�Os�� File No. 18553 V�+� and 18554 •��, �,, �E.; JESFRKSSS �... . �.__� ,.. To decide whether o proceed with construction of a storm sewer to P U R PO S E be known as the JE SAMINE/FRANK STORM SEWER PROJECT bounded by the north by Maryland, south by York, west by Cypress, and east by Barclay. Also, to decide on whether to proceed with the A N D � .�ESSAMINE/FRANK PAV NG AND LIGHTING PROJECT including bituminous roadway, concrete urb and gutter, and modified Green Lantern LO C A TIO N lighting. All dri eways and outwalks will be reconstructed in concrete boulevard graded and sodded on the streets listed on the reverse of thi notice. Tuesday, October 4, 1989, at 9:00 A.M. H EA RIN G ��X-�4un�il_�h� �rs+_Third_ElQnr_GiYX_Hall_=_�QUrL_HQUS�__________ Please note that he Public Works Committee of the City Council- will discuss this item and develop a recommendation to the full City Council. Please ring any unresolved concerns that you may have to this meeting o Wednesday, October 18, 1989 in Room 707 City Hall - Court Hous at 9:00 A.M. If the Council a roves this project, a portion of the costs will FIN A NCIN G be assessed agai t benefitted properties after ratification. The estimated assess ents for this project are as follows: IN F O R MA TIO N ESTIMATED C NSTRUCTION COSTS for Storm S wer $1,146,000 Paving 1,303,664 Lighting 178,200 TOTAL COST ESTIMATE $2,627,864 ESTIMATED F NANCING: Assessments $ 486,376 State and deral Grants and Loans 711,200 Sewer Reve e Bonds 321,800 • Storm Sewe Service Charge 327,954 Capital Im rovement Budget 780,534 TOTAL FINANCING $2,627,864 Street Pavin A sessments: Storm Sewer Assessment: $19.00 per asse sable foot Residential: $.03 per square foot Lighting Assess ents: Commercial: $.075 per square foot $4.70 per asses able foot The first 150 f et on the long side of residential corner lots will not be as ssed provide3 that the short sid� has been assessed under this paving of oiled streets' program. Construc ion: 292-6277 Assessments: 298-4513 QU E S TIO N S Also, City sta f will be available to answer any last minute questions on t is project in R�om 218 City �:all from 8:30 � 9:u� A.M. on the sa � day as the hea�ing. Should you request a new storm sewer connection, sanitary sewer connection or water connection, it will be assessed at actual cost per connection. If you own vacant property which you plan to develop soon, we suggest that you request that we construct these connections at this time. �� _ — , s �, : � � �_..� �, �---- —� c� �` - _ _ �: �, � : �' c� c� �'� � * ��: � � r . � Y = �'. . � M?WTMORNE �v . ' ••..��• 1i w e �� `',^^^ !�• R•t ; i : �� V�Jf�MG� ,"„ =�F: w� :`. . ' iR� J r D �� 2A/NA6E v - - - N ,��1,�,� t. � / D ' -� � � W ��.SS�E�t ��A�y ..�r C� f_� - � � D rSTRtEf ZM Q13UEN� � � A � � ; ��°��:� �` ��_��,�� .��. � I ' ' � r ' 1 s � ass �. `: ��GER4NIUM AVE. I • �` 'PN4CEN' - w � �K , ��. ECM I�NE. � : . Y�O�IOII� ;SCN '. � r - s � � ^ � � r �� j�•!I�'� MCCN�MIC •1R. � � �� DULU�TM� •:a•i,'`�%% � �u�i //J O ►�� - W ✓ • u Q P(f.0,��:i�� 's�. �J �. � i �� • �,..i; - �� 'f J�?=,��1: P= �" � 11��''�� -Tr:� � ✓_ D � »�I 1 w I •..�i�;. �,� f��•. � � !�;� r� w j ••�p•,` �..'..�� Q ��M I y Y . ...�.a� i� 1 s � � N 1 R ^ � � . � �� =�1=� �b �,i1 .:� I � I I� � � . . � ��1 I"�P ��• STREETS TO BE IMPROVED Geranium Cypress to Frank Jessamine Earl to Burnquist � Magnolia Duluth to Magnolia Lane Cook. Duluth to 300 feet more-or-less East of Atlantic Jenks Frank to Duluth Frank Case to Geranium _ Duluth Case to Jessamine Magnolia Lane Magnolia to Jessamine Atlantic 250 feet south of Cook ro Magnolia Lane Place Jessamine to Maryland Burnquist Jessamine to Magnolia To insure an effective sewer separation program and to comply with state and federal mandates, all rainleaders (downspouts) must be disconnected from the sanitary sewer. Your building's rainleaders are connected if exterior downspouts connect to an underground pipe or if your roof drains through the interior of your building. Some apartments, commercial, and industrial buildings will require a separate storm sewer connection, and you should request a connection stub from the main sewer to the property at this time to avoid a substantially higher �cost to have it installed later. For some information, call the Sewer Division at 292-6024 (residential property) or 292-6247 (commercial property). Notice sent October 6, 1989 by the Real Estate Division Finance & Management Services 218 City Hall Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 _ � �� ,� . 9- , � , ' PEEi. NASY ORDER Council File No. 89-1643—By l�oge J.Goswitz— ' In the Matter of constructing the Jessamine/Frank, Area 5tornt Sewer Project.(bounded by Maryland on t e north, York on the soath.Cqprl�IY'bB the west and Barclay on the east)ix�Vo ' g Ward 6. �' The Council of the City of Saint aul having received the reDort of the Mayor upon the above improvement', having considered saifl reporE; h�relry resolves: 1. That the said report 'an the saate is �hereby approved wttth ao alternatives,and that tk�e es imated cost thereof is�i,1�6,000.00 fiasriced bg assessments $113,O�OQ. ; State and Federal Grants and Loans �711,200.00 and Sewer Rev ue Bonds 3321,800.00. 2. That a public hearing be d on said improvem t on tbe 24th da aI : October: 1989. at 9:00 o'cl a.m., in the Council am ers o t e i q Hall and Court House BuiT ing in the City of Saint Paul. 3. That notice of said public earing be given to the persons and iri the mapner provided by th�e , er, stating the time and place of hearing, the nature of the improve nt and the fotal cost thereof as estimated. File No. 18553 Adopted by the Council Septe ber 14, 1989. Approved September 15, 1�89. (Sept ber 23-30, 1989) PSELIMIl�t` Y ORDBR ' v;TJ�... . . Council File No. 89-1643—By Roge�J. oswitz In the Rqatter of constructing ithe Jessamine/Frank Area 3torin Sewer'` ` Project. (bounded by Maryland on t�e�1 xth, Yor1�oiiC�he south,Cypres�ori the west and Barclay on the east)in Voting ard 6. The Coun¢il of the City of Saint aui vittg received the report of the�Iayor upon the above improvement, a�d vi�g consideied said rtpoit, hereb�y resolves: � 1. That the said report and th same is hereby appYbv � ewith no alternatives,and that the est ed cost thereof is�1 �46`,. ' by assessments �113,000.0�; ate and �ederal ,�Gra� $H ' Loans $711,200.00 and Sewer Revei�ue onds$321,800.00. �"'�"5� 3+" �' 2. That a public hearing be h�d � said improvement on t ` - ' 1 in the'Council Chambers e. i y a an o ouse ui ing the City'of Saint Paul. 3. 'That notice of said public�ea ' g be given to the per§ons and in the � manner provided by the stating the ti�e�nd place M he�ring, the nature of the improve�n�t� the tota3`cost thereof as e�timated._ File No. 18553 Adopted by the Council SeptenZber 14;-1989: ' Approved September 15, 1989. . -_ (Septeinbe 23-30, 1989) - _ . � �_ r �'�`� EB.E . A�Y f'EDE$:- � � i � � � �� - � I CounMl'�'ile I+To.�i-1643—By R:o�er .Goswitz- In the Matter of cx�nstruct' e Jessamine/F'rank Ares gtorm 5eiiier Pro3ect:(bound�d by Maryl�nd o tli no�, Yolk oii t.�e south . west and B�rcl �L`3'P�ss or1 the av�i'the'e&at)`iri oti g�Vard 6. The Council of the City of Sai�t 1 having received the:'epoit of the Maqor upon the above improvement, and ha�ing �ansid�� s$�yg rep�� hereby.. resoives: • 1. That the said report a�d e .same ,is hereby apProved witi�''nn alternatives,and that the lest ated cost thereoi fs�1,146,060.00 fin8i�reed by assessments ;113,OOOi.00; State and Federal Grants ai�d I,oe(ng' $711,2�.00 and s,,,ewer Re�en Bonds$321,800.00. 2. That a public hearing be':ha ott said improvement on the 24�► d October, 1989, at 9:00 o'clpek .m., in the C�uncil Chambers o e ity ' n ou ouse uild' in the City of Saint Paul. 3. That notice of said publ�c h ring be given to the persons and in the manner provided by tl�e�h er, stati.ug tiie time and place of hearing, the nature of the improveme and the to�al cost thereof as estimated. File No. 18553 Adopted by the Council Septemb r 14, 1989. . Approved September 15, 198�. (Sep�em er 23-30, 1989) , � � �� Members: � _/�L� CITY OF AINT PAUL Roger J. Goswitz, chair :iii�ii;�ii OFFICE OF FI� CITY COUNCIL Janice Rettman F� Tom Dimond Date: October 18, 19 9 Comm ttee Report To: Saint Paul City Council From :Public Works, Utilitie , and Transportation Committee Roger J. Goswitz, C air 1. Approval of minutes of October 4, 1989. Approved 3-0 Hearing Date 2. 10/31/89 Ratification Approv'ng Award of Damages: Approved 3-0 Condemning and taki g a permanent utility easement for the AR ADE/MINNEHAHA AREA SEWER SEP ION P JECT. 3. 10/24/89 Final Order: For nstructing the Approved 3-0 JfSSAMINE/FRANK AR STORM SEWER PROJECT. (Bounded by Maryla on the north, York on the south, Cypress n the west, and Barcl the eas ) . 4. 10/24/89 Final Order: For improving the following Approved 3-0 streets with a bit minous roadway, concrete curb and utters, outwalks, driveway aprons, b ulevards will be reconstructed and odded and a lantern style street light ng system will be installed: Parts f Geranium, Jessamine, Magnolia, Cook, Je ks, Frank, Duluth, Atlantic, Magnolia Lane, Lane Place and Burnquist. To be nown as the JESSAMINE/FRANK AR A STREET PAVING AND LIGHTING PROJECT. Also, storm, sanitary and water connecti ns, if requested by the property owners, w 11 be constructed. 5. 10/31/89 Final Order: For onstructing the Laid over to PORTLAND/ALDINE AR A STORM SEWER PROJECT. 11/1/89 (Bounded by Selby, Fry, Princeton and Fairview) . ' CITY HALL SEVENTH FLO R SAINT PAUL, MINNESOZ'A 55102 ae 6. 10/31/89 Final Order: For improving the following Laid over to streets with a bituminous roadway, 11/1/89 concrete curb and gutters, concrete driveway aprons and outwalks and upgrade an existing street lighting system to a lantern style street lighting system: Parts of Aldine, Ashland, Fry, Herschel , Pascal , Pierce, Portland, Saratoga and Wheeler. To be known as the PORTLAND/ALDINE AREA STREET PAVING AND LIGHTING PROJECT. Also, storm, sanitary and water connections, if requested by the property owners, will be constructed. 7. Vacation: Proposed vacation of Lots 27 Approved 3-0 through 30, Block 4 Aurora Addition for property at 1889 and 1895 BUSH AVENUE. (Laid over in Committee 8/30/89 and 9/20/89) . 8. Resolution 89-1714: Approving the Approved 3-0 appointments of inembers to the TOXIC CHEMICAL TASK FORCE. (Referred to Committee 9/26/89) . 9. Resolution 89-1715: Removing residential Laid over to � permit parking restriction on both sides 11/1/89 of WILDER between Dayton and Selby, and both sides of MOORE between Laurel and Selby. (Referred to Committee 9/26/89) . 10. Resolution 89-1691: Petitioning the Approved 3-0 Minnesota Transportation Board to determine cost sharing for signal relocations on the Chicago and North Western Transportation Company crossing of AMES near FLANDRAU. 11 . Resolution 89-1469: Authorizing District Laid over to Councils to use funds allocated for 11/1/89 neighborhood clean up projects in addition to NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUP DAY and that District 15 Community Council is authorized to utilize its Neighborhood Cleanup allocation for printing and . distribution of solid waste reduction and recycling brochure. (Referred to Committee 9/21/89) .