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I <br /> <br /> sidewalk located 2.1 meters (7 feet) behind the south curbline of T.H. #47. Clearin~'~j. for- <br /> Sunwood Drive has taken place and grading is continuing. If the project were to be <br /> as desigmed, three additional trees wold need to be removed from the right-ofrv~'aY':'°ff <br /> northeast corner of the Mark Wilson property. These trees include two mature sc6'.{'~h'pines, and <br /> one four-inch diameter spruce tree. Alternatively, these trees could remai¢:71~t hb~V~-:agood <br /> chance of survival providing the sidewalk was moved seven feet to the north'~'~s criti'~:iP_.oJnt <br /> which would eliminate the seven foot gutter terrace between the sidewall~'.afiat:~the.. ... curb. ~;i~s_.,.. <br /> how the grading and clearing has been left at this point. Staff recom.m.ende~!.:~b.[ a sidewalk <br /> placed on at least on side of Sunwood Drive and that placement:6~t~.side~i~: <br /> behind the curb be minimized, since this type of placement re~6'~Si':Ped~i'~an safe, and creates <br /> substantial ad&t~onal mmntenance - <br /> <br /> Councilmember Zimmerman inquired if there will be:80'percent federaI fuCding on the portion <br /> of the sidewalk through the existing development or,6n! ;" p gh the ne~,.~C'&istruction. <br /> City Engineer Jankowski replied that the City will receive-~i~i~}';'~nt--"' funding on the entire <br /> portion ofthe s'idewalk . ~:':'~}}!!})~}~.{ <br /> Councilmember Hendriksen stated th~f~the issue should be decided b~¢!;~b(~r~ii}e Council and <br /> recommended the item be sent to the ?ou'fiCit~.fo~: farther discuss/on. ,,4~;? <br /> Motion by Councilmember H~h'drikse~.~:~econded by C;an~}~tmeml~'br Zimmerman, to send the <br /> item to the City Council for further discda~'ion. ~::57;~ <br /> <br /> Further Discussion:, Councilmember Hend.fiks'eri requested 'fhat City Engineer Olson receive <br /> comments from the.r~Side:n~:s regarding the si'~t~walk and then sunm2arize those comments for the <br /> next City Council 'meetingl :Councilmember'¢~nngHx. stated that she would like to include the <br /> option of a :kideWalk/trail to b~':'constructed on ~JL0~t of Life Property. <br /> <br /> Moti3n-ca, ed.: Voting ,~es:~. Councilme~b~i: Zimmerman, and Councilmember Hendriksen. <br /> Voting No: Nons . ( .¢~'-' ........... ~-'-'~.--2.:i <br /> <br />~..-.-.?~'7~"Berm along T.H2 g47- <br /> Ci~ ~ngi~Jer- Jankowsk~ e~tamed that at the pre-construction public informational meeting, <br /> which was l~Id on May-'tS,' 2000, several residents along Waco Street commented that the <br /> existing berm'atbng T.H. #47 west of their properties will effectively disappear, since the grade <br /> of the highwa>i ,'.Wi_'ll be raised substantially in that location. They requested whether the existing <br /> berm could be.raised to provide some level of visual and noise screening that continually exists. <br /> ,He explained:'~t the height of the berm is limited by two functions, the grade at the back of the <br /> east curbline:of the hig&way and the existing bituminous trail. The cost of the additional work is <br /> es):imated~'t~5;'be about $5,000. <br /> <br />-14- <br /> <br />Public Works Committee/June 20, 2000 <br /> Page 2 of 7 <br /> <br /> <br />