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Feasibility Report <br />Bunker Lake Boulevard Extension <br />City of Ramsey <br />inch bituminous overlay. <br />The proposed Phase I two-lane design will be located within the right-of-way to <br />provide future flexibility in roadway expansion with minimal modifications to what <br />will be constructed. The north curb is recommended to be placed 34 feet north of the <br />right-of-way centerline. With future mirrored construction on the south side of the <br />right-of-way, this would accommodate five 12 -feet lanes with a 4 -feet curb reaction <br />area, plus adequate boulevard areas for additional right turn lane incorporation. <br />Ultimate expansion of the road to two through -lanes in each direction with dedicated <br />left and right turn lanes will need to be evaluated as additional development occurs. <br />2. Puma Street <br />Improvements to Puma Street are not part of the petition, but have been evaluated at <br />the City's request because of the requirement to extend Bunker Lake Boulevard to <br />Puma Street, a distance of about one-half mile. <br />Two options have been evaluated for Puma Street improvements. The first is a <br />minimum improvement whereby the existing roadway is widened from its current 18 <br />feet width to 24 feet and paved with 2 -inches of bituminous. <br />The second option is a cursory analysis to perform a more significant upgrade to the <br />road to a 32 -feet wide street with curb and gutter with full base and pavement <br />improvement. <br />3. Bituminous Trails <br />A 10 -feet wide bituminous trail along the north side of the Bunker Lake Boulevard <br />improvement has been included in the Phase I improvement. In addition, cursory <br />evaluations of trail improvements along Armstrong Boulevard and Puma Street have <br />been provided in the cost analysis. A trail along the west side of the Armstrong <br />Boulevard right-of-way has a number of issues to be considered related to wetland <br />impacts, tree removal, grading and retaining walls as depicted on Figure 7. <br />6 <br />Prepared By: R16.102774 <br />Bolton & Menk, Inc. November 2010 <br />