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87-1239 �� 1 /� - CITY OF ST. PAUL COUNCIL FILE NO. 7 � ' FINAL ORDER � • • By FIle No. 1�►75 Voting In the Matter of Ward eonstrnc�ion of a saail�r� s�ar ia aradle7► Strest fro� lih3.ta3I Str�at to 300 feet nortb of Hhitul2 Street. Also caaatr�ction 5 of sa�r sarvie� coaiuctiaas. f � i � � � under Prelimihary Order �7. ���°J approved ,—°2��7 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 ali 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 ma.de, 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. AUG 2 � �987 COUNCIL PERSON Adopted by the CouncIl: Date Yeas Drev Nays Nicosia Certified a s Council Secretary Rettaaa Scheibal In Favor Sonnen '� Weid� � Against � � "" E ��8� Mayor PU�a�D ��P 1 � 1987 __ . " CI-�'� � /��"/`-_ R�y G t T 7 Op �r C'' ; e a SAINT PAUL CITY COUNCIL ��� ��' � / '' i�i�iii�ii � ''o " PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE �ss• PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT CONSTRUCTION City Council District # 5 District Planning Council # 5 File No. 18475 Dear Property Owner: To decide on whether to proceed with construction of a PURPOSE sanitary sewer in BRADLEY STREET from Whitall Street to 300 feet north of Whitall Street. Also, construct sewer AND service connections. LOCATION HEARING Tuesday, August 25, 1987, at 10:00 A.M. Cit Council Chambers, 3rd Floor Cit Hall - Court House • - If the Council approves this project, a portion of the costs FINANCING will be assessed (after construction) against benefitted INFORMATION properties. The estimated assessments for this project are as follows: ESTIMATED CONSTRUCTION COSTS: $14,550 Estimated Rate/foot $24.00 ESTIMATED FINANCING COSTS: Assessments $ 4,300 City Aid 10,250 TOTAL $14,550 Connection Cost - $750.00 The City Council will hold another hearing after the construc- tion to ratify the assessments. You will receive a notice at that time advising you of the exact amount that you will be required to pay. QUESTIONS Construction: 292-6281 Assessments: 298-4513 Also, City staff will be available to answer any last minute questions on this projec* in Room 2�3 Ci�y hali from 9:30 - 10:00 A.M. the same da as the hearin . MAP �s �,���_ _�,,,, �e W, �5 �,� Notice sent August 7, 1987, ,t �,,,, �„„ ,9 n , „ �,> � ,,�^ � O il 1��01 P�9) z0 � , II h) by the Valuations and Assessment Division, �F11 Qc�e�EJ�EMi'" �---- a � �� ���,� �_�, �, ����� Department of Finance � � 9 (mel � 9 ��� and Management Servi ces., (� __ —_ Sai nt Paul , Mi nnesota 55102 8 �,�,� <�°�� z5 8^� 7 po�l 2q T he I10 (ies) e i -YII (�ioi (�xtl 6 5 4 3 2 � 6 5 011 Oe�� 6e�1 Oen 6eo� .. �3 y p.q Nf In1HITA�L __ _____. ___ . ._ _ __ _�..__ _ __ .__-----�-----� __ __ _ _ ' � ��-�C�.�� SUMMARY OF ENGINEERING RECOMMENDATIONS REPORT PREPARED - AUGUST 18, 1987 PUBLIC HEARING - AUGUST 25, 1987 CITY PROJECT 87-S-1802 PROJECT: Construct a sanitary sewer in BRADLEY STREET from Whitall Street to 300' north. Also construct sanitary sewer service wye branches. INITIATING ACTION: This project is being initiated by petition of one property owner who has a failing on-site sewage disposal system. EXISTING CONDITIONS: The existing street is an unimproved street with a right-of-way width of 66' and is serviced by temporary gas and water. Sanitary sewer exists in Whitall Street. The east side of Bradley Street in this area slopes away from the street elevation and cannot be serviced by this improvement. PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS: The proposal is to extend the public sanitary sewer from the Whitehall and Bradley intersection for a distance of 300' northerly to serve the petitioned property. ALTERNATIVES• The only alternative available is do nothing, but this would only abet a potential health hazard because of the existing septic tank systems and would not encourage the development of the remaining unimproved lots abutting the described alignment. Further, it would be difficult for the existing house improvements to obtain mortgage financing. ADVERSE EFFECTS: There are no adverse effects anticipated because of this project. COST ESTIMATE• Construction $12 , 125. 00 Engineering & Inspection 1, 980. �0 Valuation & Assessment Services 445 . 00 Total $14 , 55U. 00 ESTIMP.TED FIT?ANCING: Direct Assessments $ 4 , 3�0. 00 City Aid 1U, 250. 00 $14 , 550. 00 , ----- - / __, ___._ __ _ __ _.. (,��� �' 1 /� �J . _ The assessment financing is based on an estimated assessment rate of $24 . 00 per assessable foot. TIME SCHEDULE• If this project is approved, construction could begin and be completed during the 1987 construction season. SOURCE OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: For additional information, contact Roy Bredahl at 6138 or Bill Williams at 6006. RECOMMENDATION• The engineering recommendation is that this improvement be approved. Respectfully submitted, Donald E. 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