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I I I Council Meeting Minutes October 3, 1989 Page 8 Public Hearing - M.S.A. Streets Rehabilitation Projects 9:34-9:35 p.m. Proper said the project consists of curb and sidewalk repair, surface milling, and bituminous overlaying. The M.S.A. streets involved in the project are: Mississippi Street between Stinson Boulevard and Long Lake Road; 14th Street NW between Silver Lake Road and Long Lake Road; 5th Street NW between Stinson Boulevard and Old Highway 8; and Foss Road between the west City limits and Old Highway 8. The project also includes widening a short piece of Mississippi Street between Thornda 1 e Avenue and Long Lake Road and uti 1 i ty system repairs. The utility system repairs include insulating shallow water services on 5th Street NW and the replacement of a defective section of sanitary sewer on 14th Street and 17th Avenue NW. The M.S.A. Street Rehabilitation project is proposed to be paid for from a combination of M.S.A. funds and special assessments. Water and sewer utility funds will be used for the utility system repairs. Included with the M.S.A. Street Rehabilitation contract was a new sidewalk on 5th Street NW between Stinson Boulevard and Silver Lake Road, Project 88-20, and a pipeline crossing under 5th Street NW for the permanent granular activated carbon water treatment plant. The 5th Street s i dewa 1 k wi 11 be tota 11 y funded by M. S . A. and the P.G.A.C. pipeline crossing will be paid for by the Army. Residents along M.S.A. Streets are special assessed for 25% of the project cost of an equivalent standard 32 foot street. The project cost of the equivalent 32 foot street is $230,865.81. 25% of the total project costs of the equivalent standard 32 foot street is $57,716.45. Dividing this amount by a total of 19,168.18 feet of assessab 1 e frontage on the streets in Proj ect 88-18 yi e 1 ds an assessment rate of $3_01 per front foot. The majori ty of the street rehabi 1 itati on construction costs on Project 88-18 plus an additional amount for engineering is eligible for M.S.A. reimbursement. The City will receive approximately $364,000 from M.S.A. on Project 88-18. There were no comments from the audience. Motion by Benke, seconded by Larson, to CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Public Hearing MSA Street Rehab il itat i on Project 88-18 Report 89-238 Resolution 89-124 Resolution 89-125 Resolution 89-126