Department of Community Assets and Development PROJECT 20‐1, 2020 STREET REHABILITATION February 27, 2020 Informational Meeting
INFORMATIONAL MEETING NOTICE
PROJECT 20‐1 SCHEDULE Assessment Award Start Project Public Neighborhood Feasibility PREC Hearing Contract Construction Completion Improvement Informational Study & Set Meeting Hearing Meeting Improvement Hearing Date February 27, March 4, 2020 September 2020 March 2020 March 2020 June 2020 Summer 2020 October 2020 2021
COMPREHENSIVE STREET PLAN • City Council adopted plan for maintaining our streets and alley system. • New Brighton has about 64 miles of streets and alleys. • Streets are rehabilitated about every 25 to 30 years. • Rehabilitate about 2.1 miles per year. • Rehabilitate on a neighborhood basis to minimize disruption.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS • 0.86 miles of streets in project corridor • Last rehabilitated in 1990 • Streets to be constructed to their original width • Remove and replace bituminous pavement and base material • Replace broken and settled curb and gutter • Pedestrian ramp ADA upgrades
WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS • Watermain is C.I.P. with a low break frequency; will not be replaced • 10 hydrants will be replaced based on age and no longer producing parts for repairs
SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS • Sewer mains televised. No issues found requiring open cutting of street • Flex Seal 16 manholes
STORM SEWER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS • Replace 7 existing block‐built structures with precast concrete structures • Remove catch basin from driveway (Eastman Dr/Robin Ln) • Flex Seal 14 catch basins • Replace existing grates on 6 catch basins
FUTURE RAILROAD QUIET ZONE • Potential future project • 7 Quiet Zones identified • 11 at‐grade crossings • Quiet Zone requirements • Crossing gates, flashing lights, and constant warning time devices • Must be at least 1/2 mile in total length • Must include vehicle channelization (median island or delineators) to prevent motorists from driving around gate arms
PROJECT FUNDING IMPROVEMENT NEW BRIGHTON ASSESSABLE Street Reconstruction 75% 25% Water System 100% 0% Storm Sewer System 100% 0% Sanitary Sewer System 100% 0%
ASSESSMENT BREAKDOWN Estimated Street Assessment Rate $3,000 per single family home Payment Options Payment in full • Payment in full accepted for 30 days following Assessment Hearing in 2021 • No interest charges Payment Payoff • Certified to Ramsey County for collection with taxes over 10 year period • Interest charges
EXAMPLE ASSESSMENT PAYOFF $3,000 @ 3.00% Interest for 10 Years YEAR PRINCIPAL INTEREST TOTAL BALANCE 2022 $300.00 $113.40 $413.40 $2,700.00 2023 $300.00 $81.00 $381.00 $2,400.00 Avg Annual Payment 2024 $3,518.40 $300.00 $72.00 $372.00 $2,100.00 = $352 10 2025 $300.00 $63.00 $363.00 $1,800.00 2026 $300.00 $54.00 $354.00 $1,500.00 Avg Monthly Payment 2027 $300.00 $45.00 $345.00 $1,200.00 $3,518.40 = $29.33 2028 $300.00 $36.00 $336.00 $900.00 12 2029 $300.00 $27.00 $327.00 $600.00 2030 $300.00 $18.00 $318.00 $300.00 2031 $300.00 $9.00 $309.00 $0.00 TOTAL $3,000 $518.40 $3,518.40
PAST SINGLE FAMILY ASSESSMENT RATES Project Assessment 19‐1 Street Rehabilitation (preliminary) $3,065.00 18‐1 Street Rehabilitation $2,557.80 17‐1 Street Rehabilitation $1,603.86 16‐1 Street Rehabilitation $1,401.64‐$1,675.54 15‐1 Street Rehabilitation $1,687.29‐$2,225.85 14‐1 Street Rehabilitation $2,356.97 13‐1 Street Rehabilitation $1,052.07 11‐1 Street Rehabilitation $1,324.27 $1,894.51 1 10‐3 Silver Lane Reconstruction 10‐1 Street Rehabilitation $1,318.74
INFORMATIONAL MEETING ‐ NOTES Access to property • Residents will have access to their driveways during construction, except when major construction activity is happening adjacent to their property. On street parking • The City asks that no one park on the street while construction is underway unless it is necessary due to curb or driveway replacement. Water • Specified areas of watermain will need to be shut down during hydrant replacements. Garbage / Recycling Services • Garbage and recycling service will continue as normal. Helpful to label garbage cans. Mail Service • City to work with Post Office. It is anticipated temporary mailbox clusters will need to be installed.
PROJECT 19‐1 SCHEDULE Neighborhood Feasibility Public Assessment PREC Meeting Informational Study & Set Award Project Improvement Hearing Meeting Improvement Contract Completion Start Hearing Hearing Date Construction September February 27, June 2020 October 2020 March 4, 2020 March 2020 2021 2020 March 2020
CONSTRUCTION PHOTOS WHAT TO EXPECT
MILLING OFF EXISTING ASPHALT SURFACE
UTILITY REPLACEMENT
CURB REMOVAL & INSTALLATION
GRADING AND AGGREGATE BASE
NEW ASPHALT – 1 ST LIFT
NEW ASPHALT – 2 ND LIFT
SAW AND SEAL CRACKS
INFORMATION STAFF WANTS FROM RESIDENTS Comments and opinions to include in the feasibility report for the City Council to review Location of Sprinkler Systems Location of Invisible Fences If you have plans for driveway or private utility repairs Frozen Water Service Issues Dates of Special Events (Family gatherings, Graduations, Anniversaries) Drainage Issues Special Accessibility Needs
Questions? Dustin Lind 651‐638‐2055 Dustin.Lind@newbrightonmn.gov Craig Schlichting, P.E. 651‐638‐2056 Craig.Schlichting@newbrightonmn.gov
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