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Street Projects (continued) Business Park 95 7th Addition Phase I This project consists of the construction of approximately 1,200 feet of Radium Street, north of McKinley, to service several developments anticipated for the Business Park 95 7th Addition commercial and industrial subdivision. In addition to the street improvements, this project will also require sanitary sewer, watermain, and storm sewer associated with the development of the street, in addition to the removal of a portion of the cul-de-sac at the eastern terminus of McKinley Street. The major costs associated with this include construction costs and project overhead. The total project cost is estimated to be $296,000. Business park 95 7th Addition Phase II This project will complete the development of the business Park 95 property which the City purchased in the mid 1990's for industrial development. Either Radium Street will be extended northward to C.R. gl 16 or the northern terminus of Radium Street from the Phase I will be extended eastward to Unity Street. In either case, approximately 900 feet of street construction and supporting sanitary sewer, watermain, and storm sewer utilities will be required. The major costs associated with this project include construction costs and project overhead. The total project cost is estimated to be $195,000. C.R. gl 16 Extension C.R. #56/C.R. #83 This is an Anoka County project which will extend C.R. #116 fi.om its current terminus at C.R. #56, westward for one mile to C.R. #83. This segment of roadway will provide an important arterial east/west link in the City. It is anticipated that this construction will divert through traffic from existing residential neighborhoods between Ramsey Boulevard and Armstrong Boulevard. This roadway will also provide access for the development of Section 28. The City's involvement in the project will include the acquisition of right-of-way, and land for wetland mitigation. The City should fund a development sketch plan for the section and place casing pipes beneath the roadway to facilitate less expensive installation of future sewer and water utilities. The City's cost on this project is estimated to be $84,000. 153/155 Avenue Extension Variolite/C.R. #83 In 1991, 153rd Avenue was completed from C.R. #5 to C.R. #56; the segment between that location and Variolite Street has been completed for some time. Also the se~nent between C.R. #83 and Highway gl0 at the western edge of Ramsey, has existed for a number of years. What remains to be completed is the segment between Variolite Street and C.R. #83. This will complete an east/west collector street covering a distance of more than six miles from Roanoke Street to Highway gl 0.