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0 <br />PROJECT FUNDING <br />This project, if approved, would be funded from a combination of City of New Brighton general <br />taxes, special assessments, M.S.A. Construction Funds, and the Water Improvement Fund, <br />Sanitary Sewer Improvement Fund, and the Storm Water Improvement Fund. <br />A breakdown of the project cost is as follows: <br />I . Street reconstruction and curb and gutter costs less assessable costs and M.S.A. costs. <br />2. 25 percent of street reconstruction and curb and gutter costs for typical residential street section. <br />3. The total costs to reconstruct 14th Street NW is proposed to be paid from M.S.A. construction funds. <br />4. Assumes curb and gutter will need to be removed and replaced and aggregate base can not be salvaged. <br />PROPOSED STREET RECONSTRUCTION FUNDING - In accordance with the <br />assessment policies of New Brighton's Comprehensive Street Plan for streets reconstructed to <br />City standards with existing concrete curb and gutter, 25 percent of the street surfacing and <br />concrete curb repair costs are special assessed against the benefiting properties in the project. <br />The remaining costs are to be paid from taxes and Municipal State Aid Funds. <br />The proposed method of assessing this project is on a per lot basis in which all the benefiting lots <br />in the project area are assessed an equal amount. This has historically been the most common <br />and equitable type of special assessment for street projects like this where lots are generally the <br />same size and receive the same benefit. <br />There are approximately 136 properties that are assessable under this project. The assessable <br />properties are shown in green on the Project Area Map on Page 8. <br />The estimated street assessment rate for proposed Project 08-1 is $1,380.00 PER LOT <br />(Assessment rate calculations can be found in Appendix B) <br />5 <br />ASSESSABLE <br />MSA <br />CITY COST <br />COSTS <br />FUNDS <br />TOTALS <br />Street Reconstruction <br />1. $459,600 <br />2. $187,500 <br />3. $121,400 <br />$768,500 <br />Watermain Replacement <br />4. $220,550 <br />$0 <br />$0 <br />$220,550 <br />Sanitary Sewer Repairs <br />$41,000 <br />$0 <br />$0 <br />$41,000 <br />Storm Sewer Improvements <br />$9,650 <br />$0 <br />$0 <br />$9,650 <br />29th Avenue NW Retaining <br />$0 <br />$0 <br />$21,950 <br />$21,950 <br />Wall Replacement <br />Public Impound Lot Paving <br />$21,650 <br />$0 <br />$0 <br />$21,650 <br />TOTALS <br />$752,450 <br />$187,500 <br />$143,350 <br />$1,083,300 <br />I . Street reconstruction and curb and gutter costs less assessable costs and M.S.A. costs. <br />2. 25 percent of street reconstruction and curb and gutter costs for typical residential street section. <br />3. The total costs to reconstruct 14th Street NW is proposed to be paid from M.S.A. construction funds. <br />4. Assumes curb and gutter will need to be removed and replaced and aggregate base can not be salvaged. <br />PROPOSED STREET RECONSTRUCTION FUNDING - In accordance with the <br />assessment policies of New Brighton's Comprehensive Street Plan for streets reconstructed to <br />City standards with existing concrete curb and gutter, 25 percent of the street surfacing and <br />concrete curb repair costs are special assessed against the benefiting properties in the project. <br />The remaining costs are to be paid from taxes and Municipal State Aid Funds. <br />The proposed method of assessing this project is on a per lot basis in which all the benefiting lots <br />in the project area are assessed an equal amount. This has historically been the most common <br />and equitable type of special assessment for street projects like this where lots are generally the <br />same size and receive the same benefit. <br />There are approximately 136 properties that are assessable under this project. The assessable <br />properties are shown in green on the Project Area Map on Page 8. <br />The estimated street assessment rate for proposed Project 08-1 is $1,380.00 PER LOT <br />(Assessment rate calculations can be found in Appendix B) <br />5 <br />