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272941 � / �� CITY OF ST.PAUL COUNCIL FILE N0. FINAL ORDER � t. By - -- File Na �� In the Matter of '�I��t��t ��lt ��" � 1l�� Q��t� t3i��!! !�O?7'�1 �!'��► �i T��4i6l� (L�tt�j �M�r ��ti �� rr+�� a�d �taa�t, �t:al i�t� M �#�os� �t �arrra�r, +�a�rMt� �risltcr � �stT�s�rs. ��e fr� �Z� �Z�3 �• �lotit � �lwtrt; E&�� 't. Ha11 �o �ald�� . i'YS. X�# t+� �t � i'T. �iat ��s �Seri�i �YM �1it; [iq te 4�� bX�1I�OM 1�« • =li,s�t'b�th �o Q�!s under approved : under Preliminary Order �r��.� approved A� i �,--��.� 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 fuily 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. COUNCILMEN Adopted by the Council: Date M� � 5 1979 Yeas Nays Certifie asse by Counci ecre ary f3�s�i�� ;��;;�� In Favor By �-�� d AY 1 6 1979 �i:�;r�g Against rvi .C`;dOX Mayor ..:.`lt".'.W��@� --�-�� H� MAY Z 61979 . . t � ' ' � � , ��y�� ';7�'�'�� , , 1�� " :�i�``'�'.''��r'��.� CITY OF SA1NT PAUL _ ,., :�.. , �, D'cPARTMENT OF PUf3LIC WORKS :� - .: _ i:t►tcni �; �. in�Li�L•� ^_ . �y ; DONALD E. NYGAARD, DtRECTOR ' �`'��.,'•" �-°`_ 234 City:HaU,Sai�t Paul,Minnesota 55102 � r.m..,.c . . .. GEORGE LA7IMER . 672-298-4241 � MAYOR � March 15, 197� • - Mr. Bernard J. Carlson � Director of Finance E Management Seru�ices . . � Roor� 109 City Hall • BllI�DING . ' Attr: Paul Desch . Re: Improving Residential Streets under� the 1979 Community Deveiopment Program Dear Si r: . . . Wili you please take the necessary steps to schedule a public hearing befoie the City Council on the streets as shown on t!��e attached Ad�visability and Desirability Report. k'e rro�ld prefer that one hearing be �.eld for all projects and would greatly appreciate h�ving this hearing held as soon as �.ossible. • . " tilso attached are Maps of the improvu'�ents. Sincere�y, Dcnald E. Nygaard � • Director of Public Works ' �� DJD/ET/ck . �,G�� O � Attachments � �p� `�c�GP,�GL�cs. . . � '��O��` _ G��1,�'��c�`�� •��G� o�e �'° � _--. ,: , . ' � Summary of Engineering Recommendatians ' - Report Prepared - March 13, 1979 � Public Hearing - . , ADVISABILITY AND DESIP,ABILITY , PROJECT: . Improving Identified Treatment Area (tTA) streets as described below: Regrading, surfacing, constructing concrete curb and gutter, orname�tal lighting and reconstructing where necessary, concrete walks and driveways.' See atta�hments for vicinity and site maps. ' . . # ��03�-{ HUMBOLDT-KI NG = P-o779A (Pav i ng) - V-0669A (L i ght i ng) KING ST. - Stryker to Hall ; KING ST. - Humboldt to Robert; ELIZABETH ST. - Hall to Humboldt; HALL AVE. - King to George; HUMBOLDT AVE. - King to George; GORMAN AVE. - King to George; LIVINGSTON AVE. - Elizabeth to George', � �$03s MAPLE-WILSON - P-07796 (Paving) - V-06696 (Lighting) MAPLE ST. - Euclid to.Hudsori Rd; CONWAY ST. - Maria to Maple; WILSON AVE. - Maria to Maple; EUCLID ST. - Bates to Mounds; SURREY AVE. - Bates to Mounds; PLUhS ST. - Bates to Maple. � � ��03(o ASBURY-SHERBIiRNE - P-0779C (Pav i ng) - V-0669C_ (L i ght i ng) � . ASBURY ST. University to Lafond; SHERBURNE AVE. - Snelling to Hamline � 1Qo3'� ASHLAhD-SY�JDICATE - P-o779� (Peving) - V-0669D (Lighting)_ � PORTLAP�D AVE. - Cul-de-sac west of Griggs to Dunlap; ASHLAND AVE. - Syndicate to Dunlap; LAURE�. AVF., - Scheuneman to Syndicate; SCHEUNEMAN ST. - Laurel to Hague; SYNDICATE ST. - Ashland to Laurel . � (�v3� ONEIDA-RICHMOND - P-0779E (Paving) - V-0669E (Lighting) ONEIDA ST. - Grace to St. Clair; DUKE ST. -. Grace to St. Clair; COLBORNE ST. - Grace to St. Clair; RICHMOND . ST. - Grace to St. Clair. INITIATING ACTION: � These projects were initiated by the various District Councils and approved through ' the Capital lmprovement Budget process. City Council approval of CIB Committee recommendations and awthorization to begin design was by Resolution C.F. 272239, approved December 19, 1978• - . ' . . , � � . ' i. ♦ . ..7._ .. � � � EX I ST I NG COP�D I T I ONS: � . The streets contained in this proposal have an oiled roadway�� surface. Driving surfaces are rough and uneven. Roadway widths vary because of the lack of � curbing. Traffic counts are low. Sidewalks will be replaced �•,yhere needed. tn many cases, boulevards are poorly maintained because af the lack of curbing. Catch basins are inadequate and need repair. .. Trees are variable because of Dutch Elm disease removals. PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS: • ' • � � A new bituminous roadway with concrete curb and gutter is proposed`: Roadway width, curb to curb, will, be 32 feet. � All old tile sidewalk witl be reconstructed, as well as monolithic wa1k, which is broken or tree heaved. All driveways will be reconstructed where exisCing drives exist, or where property owners request. All . existing :house outwatks wi11 be re- constructed. Boulevards will be regraded and sodded from curb to sidewal.ks. An energy efficient sodium vapor lighting system will be installed. Streets which are different than normal residential construction are discussed under "Special Considerations". , ALTERNATES: � � To do nothing would be inconsistent with the requests of the citizens of St. �Paul to improve the exiating oiled streets. Typical roadway improvements which have been constructed recently in other residential areas are being proposed here. No major alternates or deviations were considered feasible or desirable. POSITIVE BENEFftS: . Complete improvement of the public right-of-way will greatly enhance and add to the quality and character of the neighborhood. Oiling will be eliminated. Maintenance costs will be reduced. � ADVERSE EFFECTS: There may be some minor disruption and inconvenience during construction time. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: Ornamental lighting and new tree planting wilZ be done .with these projects, but under separate contracts. . These projects have been brought before the people at neighborhood informational reetings. They were well received, with no opposition. , „ � . - . _3_ HUMBOLDT-KING: King from Hall to Stry� . has an existing paver laid surface with an asphalt curb. We propose to install co�;crete curb znd gutter and to overlay the existing surface. Elizabeth from Hall to Humboldt is a "split level street", with the south half being about 8' higher than the north half. There is a steep slope . in between. We propose to build 16' wi�c alley section's with concrete curb and . gutter on the slope side. � MAPLE-WILSOtd: Euclid from Maria to the cul-de-sac is narrow, with a steep boulevard on the south side. The cul-de-sac has been previously paved. We propose connecting the existing cul-de-sac to Euclid with a 28' wide street to minimize extensive � boulevard work. � ASSURY-SHERBURPJE: Sherburne from Snelling to Hamtine is abou.t 32' wide. Traffic is heavier than a normal residential street because of its proximity to Univers�ity. Asbury from University to l.afond is �about 30' wide. Traffic is aTso heavier because of its proximity to Snelling. Parking is heavy because of the Samaritan Hospital , and apartments. The residents requested wider streets, and we are now recommending that both Asbury and Sherburne be 36' wide. . When Edmund between Asbury and Simpson was vacated by Samaritan :Hospital , �they were required to reconstruct� the street returns. 7hey have requested that; work be done;� with this project and its cost assessed to them. This work has been included in our Plans. The existing lighting is on wood poles, except for two blocks on Sherburne from Pascal to Namline, which are the "green lantern" type. At the public informational meeting, Public Works recommended that these be replaced with new ornamental lights the same as the rest of the, project. 7his would also provide the city with needed spare parts for the "green lantern" lights in other areas. There was no adverse reaction to this by the residents. � . ' ASHLAND-SYNDICATE: Hague at the Hamlii�e Frontage Road and at Scheuneman, adjacent to a "tot lot" was constructed under a previous project. "Bottlenecks", as re- quested by the neighborhood, were not constructed under that project. We are proposing that they be constructed under this project. The existing "green lantern" lighting on this project will be refurbished. . OP�EIDA-RtCHM�ND: . Richmond on the sauth side of W. 7th, has been previously improved and is in good condition, except for the walk and boulevard on the east side which are in poor condition. For this section of Richmond, we propose to regrade the boulevard and construct a new walk on the east side. Oneida from the RR tracks to St. Clair is adjacent to a playground. There is heavy street parking during soft- balt games. We are proposing a 36' street. : COST ESTIMATES: �� HUMBOLDT-KI NG • Roadway Improvements $300,500 Ornamental Lighting 48,600 Tree Planting 300 � Engineering � Inspection 58,600 . Total � $ �T$0 ,-000 � Financing: C.D. Yr. 4 $ 17,420 C.D. Yr. 5 39�,580 Total $ 0 ,000 � ` t MAPLE-WILSON . � � Roadway improvements $326, 100 'Ornamental Lighting , 53,300 � Tree Planting 300 ` _ Engineering � lnspection 63,600 Total 3,300 '� � Financing: C.D. Yr. 4 � $ 17,960 C.D. Yr. 5 � 425,340 Total , 3,300 . • ASBURY-SHERBURNE ' Roadway Ir�provements $258,500 Ornamental L.ighting � 53,300 � Tree Planting 3,300 Engineering � Inspection 50,400 Tota.l 3 5,500 � Financiny: . � �assessment ; $ 5,500 C.D. Y r. 4 15,480 . C.D. Yr.. 5 344,520 Total S3 5,500 . ' �'Samaritan Hospital � ASHLAND-SYNDICATE Roadway Improvements $133,200 Ornamental Lighting 59,200 � Tree Planting 7,650 E�ginPering � Inspection 25,950 Total $22 ,000 Financing: � C.D. Yr. 4 $ 12,980 C.D. Yr. 5 � 213,020 Total 22 ,000 ONEIDA-RICHMOND � Roadway Improvements ' $100,800 Ornamental Lighting 16,600 Tree Planting 600 Engineering � Inspection 19,700 � Totat 137,700 � , , - � . ,2. ° . .� Financing: ' .. . C.D. Yr. 4 $ 11 ,160 C.D. Yr. S 126,540 � Tota l �37,�pp ,. - - TOTAL COST OF ALL IMPROVEMENTS: $1 ,580,500 � TOTAL FItdANCING: � Assessment . $ 5,500 C.D. Yr. 4 . � 75,000 . C.D. Yr. 5 1 ,500,000 • � Total . 1 ,5 0,500 � , TIME SCHEDULE: • Construction should commence aroung July, 1979. Actual construction should be completed in 90 days or less. A11 work should. be completed before freeze-up in the Fall , with the possible exception of new tree planting, which may be done in . the Spring of 1980. � SO!lRCE OF ADDITIONAL IHFORMATION: . For additional information, contect the Project Engineer, Tom Kuhfeld at 298-5311 - RECOMMENDATION: The Department of Public Works feels. ,that these are wortf�while projects and the Engineering Recommendation is for approval of the Order. � . Respectfully submitted, � � Donald E. Nygaard D i rec;.or of Fuo? i� Works Attachments (Maps) � , �.� � : � .v. .:�� ' V i�� i.. 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[� Ordinance [� Resolufion : � � � Oit�er � �� -E � Preliminary Orders in the matter of improving residential streets under the 1979 Community Development Program ITA Ashland-Syndicate (File No. 18037) Maple-Wilson (File No. 18035) � Oneida-Richmond (File No. 18038) . Asbury-Sherburne (File No. 18036) Humboldt-King (File No. 18034) At its meeting of May 4, 1979, the Committee recommended approval of the 1979 Community Development Program ITA residential street paving projects. ' CJTY iZ��I.L SE�'EN"1�-I FLOO',Z S_11\T PAUI., �tI\tifiS7"C�� 55102