196815• •.,,_'�•� '�""�'' FINAL ORDERS
Council File No. 196815 —
In the Matter of improving Jackson
Street from East Acker Street to Rose
�. Avenue by regrading cur ing and
paving the same with 8" concrete
FINAL 0:�:� K
In the Matter of improving Jackson Street from East Acker Str
by regrading, curbing and paving the same with 8" concrete pavem
paving street, alley and driveway returns ;,,by reconstructing the
sidewalks on the intersecting streets where not-: in:aonformity wi
by constructing sewer, water and gas service connections where n
storm water drainage facilities and by doing all other work nece
complete said improvement
under Preliminary Order ---------- 19_?±679_ approved
Intermediary Order ---------------------------------------------- - - - - -- approved ------------------- - -: - --
A public hearing having been had upon the above improvement upon ,d
having heard all persons, objections and recommendations relative thereto, a
the same; therefore, be it
RESOLVED, By the Council of the City of St. Paul that the precise natu
provement to be made by the said City is. improving Jackson Street froi
Rose Avenue by regrading, curbing and paving the same with 8" co:
grading and paving street, alley and-driveway returns; by recons-
curbing and sidewalks on the intersecting streets where not in cl
improvement; by constructing sewer, water and gas service conned
by constructing storm water drainage facilities and by doing all
and incidental to complete said improvement
and the Council hereby orders said improvement to be made.
RESOLVED FURTHER, That the Commissioner of Public Works be and
directed to prepare plans and specifications for said improvement, and submit
approval; that upon said approval, the proper city officials are hereby authori2
ceed with the making of said improvement in accordance therewith.
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Adopted by the Council ----- AP-- R__ 2----- -- ----- ---- ----- ------- - - - - -- -- J
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Approved---- - - - - -- -APR- 2 -6 1960
File 11+810
Councilman DeCQAZY
Councilman Hoffime
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Councilman MMORUNSC*4
Councilman PETERSON
Councilman ROSEN ,_ WANKEL'
Councilman,
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et to Rose Avenue
nt; by grading and
paving, curbing and
,h said improvement;
cessary; by constructing
sary and incidental to
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notice, and the Council
('having fully considered
extent and kind of im-
Sycamore-
East 'A'c� Street to
Crete pavement; by
ructing the paving,
nformity with said
ions where necessary;
other work necessary
hereby instructed and
Mme to the Council for
and directed to pro-
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City Cl
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Act�nO Mayor.
i f - CITY OF ST. PAUL
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF FI
ON PRELIMINARY ORDER
(A)
7,A"-�
In the matter of improving Jackson Street from East Acker Street tolRose Avenue by regrading,
curbing and paving the same with 811 concrete pavement; by grading and paving street, alley and
driveway returns; by reconstructing the paving, curbing and sidewalks on the intersecting
streets where not in conformity with said improvement; by constructting sewer, water and gas
service connections where necessary; by constructing storm water dr�.inage facilities and by
doing all other work necessary and incidental to complete said improvement,
under Preliminary Order approved November 17, 1959.
To the Council of the City of St. Paul:
The Commissioner of Finance
�hereby uureports as follows:
Cityls �iar°ealoPf'gtGostelCounty Aidf b915l�,cx�2.d0 Estlima.ted Property Asse;
The estimated assessment per foot for the above improvement is - - -
The lots or parcels of land that may be assessed benefits for such improveme
each lot or parcel as last reported by the Assessor, are as follows:
X226, 7ho.00
. $32,738.00
- $See P. W . letter
and the assessed valuation of
Form B. B. 10 1M 8 -58 8 I
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IIDESCRIPTION
I LOT
IBLOCKI
ADDITION I
I LAND VALUATION BLDG.
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2
I Drake's 2nd Addition to the
110 450 $ 2,600
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121
2
I City of St. Paul
II 300
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12
I do I II
300
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4
2
I do I II
300 150
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I do I
325 1, 900
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161
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I do I
400 2,150
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Form B. B. 10 1M 8 -58 8 I
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CITY OF ST. PAUL ,
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE
ON PRELIMINARY ORDER
(BI
IIDESCRIPTION
I LOT IBLOCKI
ADDITION I
I LAND VALUATION BLDG.
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northwest a; also except Sycamore
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and Cortland St.; northeast 4 of
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30, Township 29, Range 22
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X353,400 30,350
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Lots 27 and
128
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lFlintfs Rearrangement cf C. C.
475 2,250
IILots
29 and
130
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M Subdivision �of part
450 1,300
II131
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I of Weide and Dawson' s GI rden
250
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Lots 32, 33 and south 11.45 ft. of
134
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! 625 6M0
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south 11.45 ft.; Lot 34
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all of Lots 35 and
I36
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625 6,750
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I37
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II 250
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2
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IRansomts Rearrangement of 1 Lots
11.9 2, 3 and 4, Block 1, of
II 425 850
II x.00 1,250
III
3
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lWeide and Daws on t s Garden, Lots
II 400 2,000
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14
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I do I
II 100 1,000
II
I 5
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400 1,600
6
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825 1,300
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Lot 1 and east 2 of
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lReinets Rearrangement I II
625 5, 050
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16
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625 4.,250-
2 lRansom's
Addition to St. Paul
400 1,550
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12
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375 2,500
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13
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375
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14
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375 1, 000
IILot 5 and except south 8 ft.;
I 6
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675 4,500
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TOTAL I II
IOII4 ■.9.II 900 3•18 S I
CITY OF ST. PAUL
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE
ON PRELIMINARY ORDER f
(B) I
IIDESCRIPTION
I LOT IBLOCK�
ADDITION I II
LAND ALUATIONBLDG.
II
South 8 ft. of Lot 6 and all of 1
7
1 2 IRansomts
Addition to S�. Paul
II 00 2,450
11
1
11
31
do
I1 425 1,000
11
1 21
31
do
11 400 1,400
11
I 3
I 3I
do I
II 400 200
II
1 4
1 31
do I
II 400
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151
31
do 1
400 2,250
IiExcept
east 45 ft.; Lots 6 and I
7
3
1 do 1
550 1,650
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1 1
41
do I
575
II
121
4
1 do
11 500 1,950
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2
1 Magnolia Division
11 500 3,950
11
112
1 2
1 do I
500 3,950
II
113
1 2
1 do I
11 525 4,850
11
1 11
1 2
lWhittier Division 1
II 400 1,050
II
112
1 21
do I
11 350 800
11
I13
1 21
do ,
11 300 300
I1
114
1 2
1 do I
11 325
II
115
I 21
do
350
II
116
1 2
1 do 1
400 1,500
li
111
1 2
V Division 1
11 400 100
11
112
1 21
do
11 350 900
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1
13
1 2
1 do
11 350 ' 4, 350
11
114
1 2
1 do
350 950
Except east 60 ft.; Lots 15 and 116
1 2
1 do
350 4,000
i!Except
east 9.50 ft.; Lots 11 and 11-2
1 2
IDeer Park Division 1
I1 700 3,600
11
113
1 2
1 do
11 350 1,200
11
1141
21
do
II 350
11
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CITY OF ST. PAUL
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE
c ON PRELIMINARY ORDER I
(B) J
IIDESCRIPTION
I LOT
IBLOCKI
ADDITION I II
LAND VALUAT ASSESSED
1 15
1 21
Deer Park Division �I
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750 1,900
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1 16
1 21
do I III
IILot
11 and except south 40 ft.;
112
1 2
I Elbra Division '_�_.
11 47 1,300
II1
12
I 2
I do
II hoo 900
13
21
do
II 00 2,900
II
14 1
2
1 do
II 400 20300
II
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15
I 2
I do I
400 1,000
11
1 16
I 2
1 do I
125 2,900
11
West 99.47 ft. of Lots 8 and
I 9
I 2
Edmund Rice's Third Addition to
11 700 100
II1
10
1 2
1 City of St. Paul I
II 500 2,150
II
1111
21
do I
125 2,500
11
Except east 50 ft.; Lots 12 and
1 13
1 2
I do I
II 1,000 1,900
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1 81
31
do i
II 525 1,450
19131
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II 500 350
1I
110
1 31
do I
11 500 1,500
II
Ill
1 3
1 do
II 500 1,900
II Except east 50 ft.
112
1 31
do I
11 400 200
II Except east 50 ft.;
1 13
I 3
I do I
125 1,150
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West 4 of
18
I 6
I do I
II 175 1,500
IExcept east 4 of
1 9
I 6
1 do I
11 125 1, 200
11
110
1 6
1 do I
II 500 1, 900
II
111
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do
500
II
1121
61
do
500 950
II
1
131
6
I do 1
II 525 900
11
1
8
1 3
IEdmund Rice's Second Addition
II 525 700
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91
3
Ito the City of St. Paul I
II 500 1, 200
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TOTAL i
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` CITY OF ST. PAUL
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE
ON PRELIMINARY ORDER I
(C)
IIDESCRIPTION
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LOT IBLOCKI
ADDITION II
LAND VALUATION BLDG.
110
13
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Edmund Rice's Second AdIdition
II $ 500 $ 1,100
11
111
1 3
I to the City of St. Paull
11 500 1,600
II
112
1 3
1 do
11 500 2,750
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Patt west of a line run from point
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on north line of and 69.32 ft. westl
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northeast corner of Lot 13 to I
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point on south line of and 69.48 ft1.
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11west
from southeast corner of said
113
1 3
1 do l
400 800
!lExcept
south 60 ft.; Lots 9 and
110
1 4
1 do I
11 675 1,600
korth 30 ft. of south 60 ft. of
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Lots 9 and
110
1 4
1 do I
225 1,550
ilSoutheasterl-Y
30 ft. of Lots 9 and
110
1 4
1 do I
11 225 1,650
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1 11
1 4
1 do I
II 475 1.,450-
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Lots 6 and
1 7*
I 9
I do
11 900 14000
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1 9
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11 525 1,150
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TOTAL
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3922250 $186,400
The Commissioner of Finance further reports that he has investigated all of the aforesaid matters,
and hereby submits the foregoing as his report thereon to the Council, together with the report made
to him in reference to said matter by the Commissioner of Public Works.
Date � •�� a� /96 0 Ae-
Commissioner of Finance. sl,
Form B.B. 12 1M 3-68 8
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC
REPORT TO COMMISSIONER OF FINANCE
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February, 16th
To the Commissioner of Finance of the City of Saint Paul:
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19 60
The Commissioner of Public Works, having had under consideration
the preliminary order of the Council, known as Council File No. 194679 ,
approved November 17th 19 59 , relative to
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Impro�i:cigw,Jackson,trp�t ,, Om, ast Acker Street to�Rose- Avenue b rearading� V`�
-fr -... ._a,._.�.�r. ,.,T.,a+. .riM 4.... ,._,e -,w� �,. ., _�. .,a .t�m.s..r�.
curbi.ng - and paving the same,:w.i.th,,8 "concrete pavement;. by grading and paving street;r
3'-a1.1ey and . drivewa.. y._r. eturnUcons.tructin_g_ the paving_, curbing .and sidewalks on
the intersecting streets where not in conformity with said improv ment; by con-
structdng sexue.c,awater ary�gas service connections where necessary; by constructing_
storm water drainage facilities and by doing all other work necessary and incidental
to complete s-q-Ld improvement. � I
� invest! �.,,. :as«z�s arm .;ys c.:„v a ,..o..,.I
reports:
1. Said improvement is necessary a'd (or) desirable.
2. The estimated cost thereof is $ 226,740.00 , -'and the total cost
(See Letter Attachedi)
thereof is $ and the nature and extent of said improvement
is as follows:
3. A plan, profile or sketch of said improvement is hereto attached
and made a part hereof. .
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Said improvement is asked for upon petition of three
o more f property, subject to assessment for said i rovement.
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FEB 71960
DP7; OF Commissioner of Pub l i c Works
GEORGE M. SHEPARD
Street & Highway Engineering Coordinator
CITY OF SAINT PAUL
Capifal of Minnesota
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
ADRIAN P. WINKEL, Commissioner
CLIFTON G. HOLMGREN, Deputy Commissioner i
234 City Hall & Court House
February 16, 1960
Hon. Adrian P. Winkel
Commissioner of Public Works
City of Saint Paul
Dear Sir:
EUGENE V. AVERY
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Chief Engineer
I transmit herewith a preliminary estimate of cost for improving
JACKSON STREET from East Acker Street to Rose Avenue by regrading, curbing
and paving the same with 8" concrete pavement; by grading,Iand paving street,
alley and driveway returns; by reconstructing the paving,,curbing and side-
walks on the intersecting•streets where not in conformity Lith -said improve-
ment; by constructing sewer; water and gas service connectlions where neces-
sary; by constructing storm water drainage facilities and by doing all other
work necessary and incidental to complete said improvement't under Preliminary
Order C. F. 1.94679, approved November 17, 1959. j
Estimated Paving Cost $i02,445.00
Engineering t�_ ,
Inspection 14,295.00
Water Department Changes 0.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED COST $226,7 0.00
Estimated Property Assessment 32 738.00 - 3
City's Share of Cost (County Aid) $19 ,002.00 - Z
Estimated property -share of cost is "based on making the following
assessment rates per front foot:
Paving Commercial 244 ft. 0$5.50 $1,342.00
lResidential'
7185 ft. 0$3.00 = 21,555.00
Curbing 7873 ft. @$1 `. 25 9,841.00
Estimated Total Property Assess. $32,738.00
Driveways, where necessary, $5.00 per sq. yard. {
6" Sewer Service Connection, $165.00 each, where necessary.
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Water Service Connections as per following schedule:
3/411 Water Service Connection, $125.00 each, where necessary
111 tt u u $138.00 " n tt
1 1/211 tt tt tt $188.00 n tt at
Water services of 2t1 or larger will be estimated by the City
Water Department. An additional fee of $3.00 is charged; f the meter is
moved or a new one installed.
Storm sewer estimated construction cost will be reported under
a separate preliminary order. 1
Yours very truly, I
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Eugene V. Avery
Chief Engineer
Approved for transmission to
the Commissioner f FFiinance
aL Adj-3-1
Adrian P. Winkel
Commissioner of Public Works
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PROPOSAL TO IMPROVE JACKSON STREET
FROM
East Acker Street to Roso Ave.
REVISED TO
East Sycamore Street to Rose Ave.
Present Conditions
This portion of Jackson Street is presently unpaved; there is no curbing,
and drainage is inadequate. The existing oiled surface is rogh and requires
excessive maintenance costs. Puddles and mud in and around the gutters and
boulevards are illustrative of the generally unimproved naturelof the street.
Jackson is an important connecting route to Ramsey Cou ty as well as
being an important artery for St. Paul residents. The increas ng use is
demonstrated by the increase in traffic volume from 2344 to 60 2 vehicles per
day between 1949 and 1959. Because of the direct connection t Ramsey County
and anticipated future development in the northerly portion of St. Paul, con-
tinued substantial use of Jackson by the general public as well as local
residents is anticipated. Jackson Street is not a truck route but does carry
a major bus line. The abutting land is mostly residential in c�aracter,
except for the cemetery extending on most of the west side. A hort distance
to the south, east, and north the area is zoned industrial as s own on the
attached location map.
Proposed Improvement
it is proposed to install drainage and storm sewer fact sties, curb
and pavement to a 40 foot width to which curbing, where it exis s, is
presently set. No property acquisition or tree removal is cont' plated.
Because the roadway south of Sycamore is presently named officially Cortland
Place, it is recommended that the southerly limit of the project be set at
Sycamore, which being a main cross artery at the south end of tli cemetery
would constitute a reasonable project terminus.
The proposed improvement is similar to and a continuatio of the
Jackson paving during 1959 between Maryland and Arlington. The rk proposed
is expected not only to provide better service for the general p blic, but
also to improve local appearance and amenities. This is particularly true
of the curbing, drainage and storm sewer work. A more detailed Description
of the proposed work is found in Preliminary Orders C.F. 194679 a d C.F. 194774
as follows:
"....regrading, curbing and paving the same with 8" concr to pavement;
by grading and paving street, alley and driveway returns; by reco.structing
the paving, curbing and sidewalks on the intersecting streets wheile not in
conformity with said improvement; by constructing sewer, water an, gas service
connections where necessary; by constructing storm water drainage',facilities
and by doing all other work necessary and incidental to complete said improvement."
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"Construct a public sewer in Jackson Street from Rose Street to York
Street; and 'in,Jenks Street from- Jackson Street to an exisiting 3' -2" sewer in
an easement on Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault St. Marie Ry. property which
property is easterly of Agate Street."
Proposed Financing
The total cost of the project with limits revised is estimated at
$272,722.00, which includes storm sewer and curbing as well as paving and
related work. Of this amount the Finance Department has proposed assessing
$31,002.00 and financing the balance of $241,720.00 from the County Aid Fund
allocated to St. Paul by Ramsey County for expenditure on such designated
county extensions as Jackson Street. The division is about 12.8% local
assessment compared to about 87.2% paid from funds of the g neral public.
The assessment rates recommended by the Finance Department �or paving are
$3.00 per foot and $5.50 per. foot for residential and coemerlcial properties
respectively. The rate for curbing would be $1.25 per foot. No assessment
is proposed for the storm sewer. Driveway paving and sewer nd water con-
nection work where requested or necessary would, of course, . e an additional
cost to the property owner affected. I
Eugene V. Avery
Chief Engineer
April 25, 1960
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PROPOSAL TO IMPROVE JACKSON STREE
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East Acker Street to Rose Ave.
REVISED TO
East Syca ;pore Street to hose Ave.
Present Conditions
196�is
This portion of Jackson Street is presently unpaved; there is no curbing,
and drainage is inadequate. The existing oiled surface is rough and requires
excessive maintenance costs. Puddles and crud in and around 1the gutters and
boulevards are illustrative of the generally unimproved nature of the street.
Jackson
is an important connecting route to Ramsey C�unty as well as
being an important artery for St. Paul residents. The increasing use is
demonstrated by the increase in traffic volume from 2344 to 6062 vehicles per
day between 1949 and 1959. Because of the direct connection to Ramsey County
and anticipated future development in the northerly portion f St. Paul, con-
tinued substantial use of Jackson by the general public as will as local
residents is anticipated. Jackson Street is not a truck rou p but does carry
a major bus line. The abutting land is mostly residential in character,
except for the cemetery extending on most of the west side. short distance
to the'south, east, and north the area is zoned industrial as shown on the
attached location map.
Proposed Improvement
it is proposed to install drainage and storm sewer facilities, curb
and pavement to a 40 foot width to which curbing, where it exists, is
presently set. No property acquisition or tree removal is co templated.
Because the roadway south of Sycamore is presently named officially Cortland
Place, it is recommended that the southerly limit of the proje t be set at
Sycamore, which being a main cross artery at the south end of he cemetery
would constitute a reasonable project terminus.
The proposed improvement is similar to and a continua on of the
Jackson paving during 1959 between Maryland and Arlington. The work proposed
is expected not only to provide better service for the general public, but
also to improve local appearance and amenities. This is parts ularly true
of the curbing, drainage and storm sewer'work. A more detailed description
of the proposed work is found in Preliminary Orders C.F. 194679 and C.F. 194774
as follows: ,
" ..regrading, curbing and paving the same with 8" concrete pavement;
by grading and paving street, alley and driveway returns; by reconstructing
the paving, curbing and sidewalks on the intersecting streets where not in
conformity with said improvement; by constructing sewer, water nd gas service
connections where necessary; by constructing storm water drainage facilities
and by-doing all other work necessary and incidental to complete said improvement."
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"Construct a public sewer in Jackson Street from Rose Street to York
Street; and in Jenks Street from Jackson Street to an existing 3 ,L211 sewer In
an easement on Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault St. Marie Ry. property which
property is easterly of Agate Street."
Proposed Financing
The total cost of the project with limits revised is estlimated at
$272,722.00, which includes storm sewer and curbing as well as paving and
related work. Of this amount the Finance Department has proposes assessing
$31,002.00 and financing the balance of $241,720.00 from the County Aid Fund
allocated to St. Paul by Ramsey County for expenditure on such designated
county extensions as Jackson Street. The division is about 12.81 local
assessment compared to about 87.2% paid from funds of the general public.
The assessment rates recommended by the Finance Department for paving are
$3.00 per foot and $5.50 per foot for residential and commercial properties
respectively. The rate for curbing would be $1.25 per foot. No assessment
is proposed for the storm sewer. Driveway paving and sever and water con-
nection work where requested or necessary would, of course, be ari additional
cost to the property owner affected. I
Eugene V. Avery
Chief Engineer
April 25, 1960
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