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91-2000 � /� V _ , � 3 CITY OF ST. PAUL ' COUNCIL FI �O. �'� � FINAL ORDER � � '' � By �.�t'.-�~:x File�No. �IES�AST� Voting In the Matter of i�rc�ring �brasta Avenns £ra� Marion Strs�t to th� allsy Ward rest of Karion by grsdiag, pavin� and coustr�scting conarete c�rb utd �tttsr S sad dr�gmm :ttnctnrms. `�+�.w,.:... d under Preliminary Order �j��}� approved L ��/ ;� 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 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 made, and the proper City officers are hereby directed and authorized to proceed with the improvement; ��Xt COUNCIL PERSON Adopted by the Council: Date 0 CT 2 ? 1991 Yeas�l�ond Nays Gost+ita Certified P b�' uncil S etar Lcaag G��-- � M�CCabee � In Favor By � -� / Z'ltune �� Against ws�:a� OCT 2 5 1991 Mayor PUeIiSNEO N(nl 2'91 RE.,8�29,9� ��.�.�.ao�� ✓ ��wo,� g-1g-g1 GREEN SHEEI� No.16880 Mqrw�oATE ire i w�w,i e • JSdc DaviS 292-6281 A8810N Cm A��T� '- cm c�uc� NUYBER F �rt- MUST BE ON COIA�IC�AL�EI�A BV DATE) ROUTINt 8UDf3ET DIfiECTOR ' PW.i M(iT.SERVICES DIR. �Mus be in Cit ORDEP --*- <1at��r than noo�i Wednes�a �/�+�9�0 MAYOR(OfiA3813TANn Coundl Resea� TOTAL • OF 81(iNATURE RAGES 1 (CLIP ALL I.00ATIONS FOR SIGNATUR� i ❑ �'�TM�T�A�IJNTMIT Improve NEBRASKA AVENUE from Marion St.to the ailey west of Marion by grading,pav�ng and constructing co�rete curb and gutter ar�drainage structures. ! File NEBRASKA ' °� °f PERSONAL 8ERVICH rANTRACT8 MU8T ANS R TNF FOLLOWINO QUESTIONS: �_PUNNINCi OOMMI8SION �CIVL SERVICE COMMISSION 1. HYa ihis penoNflrtn wer vtrorked undel a Conind fotlthia departrnent7 CIB CONM�tREE � YES NO A srAFF 2. Flss this pera«vflrm ever been a ah emplorae4 , D13TRIC7� YES NO , � — 3. Does�ia peraorYflrm poasess e akiN not rarrt�r Po�ed bY a►%�Cvrent CitY�PbY�� s�oars wH�camc�.oe.�crrvez Ward 5 t�s ra Explaln all yas answ�rs oo s�parat�al»�and�ach to pn�n�wt Neighborhoods ; avm►n��oe�e�,�.orraRn�m�w�w.ww►r,w►�ri.w►�ae,w�: This project is being initiated by the Dept.of Publlc Works. ; RECEIVED SEP _ 3 1991 ; CITY CLERK ADVANTAOESIFAPPROVED: ' This irr�rovement will eliminate the mud and erosion problems associated with unimproveld streets and give access to a newty constructed home. None � Muddy d�iving conditions wili presist. � Council Research (:p��+� � '' AUG 2 8 1991 OTAI AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION= $14.350 COST/REVENUE BUDGET�D(CIRCLE ONE) YES NO FuNOiNm souace Lona Side Citv Aid AClTVRY NUMBER FINANCIAL INFORMATqN:(EXPLAII� No assessment to the property owner , d� `M _ .? f2 y _ ` i � �; : � - . :��- . - -- - - -�- _ _. _ � , , , ,: Q _ �. � �� __ �y�a�� , ---. ._ _ _ - ------ � �, /O . r �� , , � --- -- ---- -. _._ -- : , _ !�0 '^ _. __._ _.�/ ' ;� ----= � r/ _ .___ � i -• � 1__•--_.�.; � v � , ' : ! �9 � �2 • /9 -'2 � i° ' + ' ; i , '' /e _ 1 � . . /3 .._ _ - �� `I /8 �, �3 � i i � i _M _... __..� � �- ' I : � � � O �.¢ O: �o /7 �4 �; ir / ; r� �r `�' , � ...; L_--. 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' .,.��f�� r. � . .�... . .6. �. , _ _ _ - - . . --� - - --�-- -� _ .:.. . _._. . . :;;, _ .. _._. , � - � - 4 .� 2 � r: , - i ,- ;� � � v ' - .: � G i. �� ____•___. _ 'J . I_ I ... �' ' I � ' ' . �N . — ° � ' ' � Summary of Engineering Recommendations . . ��9�-a°� Report Prepared - August 19,1991 Report Revised - � Public Hearing - PROJE� Improve NEBRASKA AVENUE from Marion St. to the alley west of Marion by grading, paving and constructing concrete curb and gutter and drainage structures. INITIATING ACTION This project is being initiated by the Department of Public Works. EXISTING CONDITIONS This street was unimproved and unused until 1990 when a new sewer was constructed as part of the sewer separation system. The brush and trees were removed, the peat soils were replaced and the area was graded smooth. Marion was repaved as part of this contract and a developer built new homes an Marion. The new buysr on the NW corner of Marion and Nebraska was lead to believe that Nebraska was also going to be improved and oriented the house to face Nebraska and a garage was built west of the new house. The only ingress and egress to the new home and garage is from unimproved Nebraska. This strest has turned into a quagmire and the only way to properly correct the problem is to grade and pave the street. Recent assessments have been paid on Marion . PROPOSEDIMPROVEMENTS We are proposing to construct concrete curb and gutter, pave the surtace with bituminous material, and construct the catch basins. POSITIVE BENEFITS The aesthetics of the neighborhood would be greatfy enhanced and the driving surtace would be made passabte. �OSTS AND FINANCINC An estimated $14,350 long-side aid funds will be used to finance this project. ALTERNATES To do nothing would not be a major problem for the city's transportation system but the street would remain a quagmire and the existing home would not be able to access the front of the house or garage. T1ME SCHEDULE The project could be completed in (30) days. If fall weather holds good, the project could be done yet this year. . � , � . �;�q�_�� S�URCE �� A��1TI�NAL INF RMATI�N For additional information, contact Jack Davis at 292-6281. RECOMMENDATION The Department of Pubtic Works feels that this is a worthwhile project and the Engineering Recommendation is for approval of the order. Respectfully submitted, Thomas J. Eggum Director of Public Works , . , . � 1,� ST. PAUL CITY C4UNCIL �,- � PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE �Q��?o�od PUBLIC IMPRC�VEMENT CONSTRUCTION City Council Dist�ict ��5 Dear Property Owner• District Plannin Council �l6 File No. Nebraska ' To decide on whether to improve NEBRASKA AVENUE from Marion Street PUR PO SE to the alley west of Marion by grading, paving, and constructing concrete curb and gutter and drainage struetures. : AND RECEIVED . LOCATION OCT 0 41991 CITY CLERK Tuesday, October 22, 1991, at 9 a.m. HEA RIN G City_Council_Chambers,_Third_Floor_City_Hall___Court_House___________ Please note that the Public Works Committee of the City Council will , discuss this item and 'develop a recommendation to the full City Council. Please bring any unresolved concerns that you may have to this meeting on October 16, 1991, also in the City Council Chambers, Third Floor City Hall - Court House. FINANCING $14,350 Long Side Aid � INFORMATION NQ ASSESSMfiNT! , • ' Summary of Engineering Recommendations � Report Prepared - August 19,1991 �� Report Revised - October 17, 1991 Pubiic Hearing - October 22, 1991 �E��'�'�� , '1C�° �. 7 `�� PROJECT � � :, �.lTY C9��.. ��: Improve NEBRASKA AVENUE from Marion Street to the alley west of Marion by grading, paving and constructing concrete curb and gutter and drainage structures. INITIATING ACTION This project is being initiated by the Department of Public Works. EXISTING CONDITIONS This street was unimproved and unused until 1990 when a new sewer was constructed as part of the sewer separation system. The brush and trees were removed, the peat soils were replaced and the area was graded smooth. Marion was repaved as part of this contract and a developer built new homes on Marion. The new buyer on the NW corner of Marion and Nebraska was lead to believe that Nebraska was also going to be improved and oriented the house to face Nebraska, and a garage was built west of the new house. The only ingress and egress to the new home and garage is from � unimproved Nebraska. This street has turned into a quagmire and the only way to property correct the problem is to grade and pave the street. Recent assessments have been paid on Marion. PROPOSEDIMPROVEMENTS We are proposing to construct concrete curb and gutter, pave the surface with bituminous material, and construct the catch basins. POSITIVE BENEFITS The aesthetics of the neighborhood would be greatly enhanced and the driving surtace would be made passable. COSTS AND FINANCING An estimated $14,350 long-side aid funds will be used to finance this project. ALTERNATES To do nothing would not be a major problem for the city's transportation system but the street would remain a quagmire and the existing home would not be able to access the front of the house or garage. , � - 2 - SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS This project was recommended for Council approval by the Public Works Committee on October 16, 1991. TIME SCHEDULE The project could be completed in (30) days. If fall weather holds good, the project could be done yet this year. SOURCE OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION For additional information, contact Jack Davis at 292-6281. RECOMMENDATION The Department of Public Works feels that this is a worthwhile project and the Engineering Recommendation is for approval of the order. ' Respectfully submitted, Thomas J. Eggum Director of Public Works :� . - 3 12 a � � .: CI __. __ ..�. _�_ � �. . - . --- --- 1 " " C _. .."_.'"_"" '. , ^ .. � � �; "" "__'"_ _� ^ _ .._ . 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