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Gity of Ramsey 15~153 NOWTHEN BOULEVARD N.W., RAMSEY, MINNESOTA 55303 PHONE (612) 427-1410 FAX (612) 427-5543 TTD (612) 427-8591 September 12, 15994 Richard Koppy ! RLK Associates:Ltd. 922 Main Street Hopkins, MN 5:5343 RE: Request {or Proposal for Engineering Services for the Extension of Sewer an~ Water Trunks to Service Anoka Electric Cooperative Expansion Site Dear Mr. Koppy} The City of Ramsey requests a proposal from your firm for engineering services to provide the extension of sani~tary sewer and municipal water to an industrial site located in the Western Half of Section 27, Township 32, Range 25, which will be developed by Anoka Electric Cooperative for their new maintenance facility. Please find enclosed a sketch illustrating the approximate routes for the utility extensions. Below is some additioral information to assist you with your proposal. It is proposed that a 30-inch interceptor sanit$.ry sewer will be extended for approximately 4,8~00 feet to the site. An l g-inch tributa.D, sanitaB sewer will be extended into the site. The sanitary sewer will be placed through areas which are inot currently dedicated fight-of-way. Easement descriptions will need to be prepared for th¢ise areas. The depth of the sewer will initiate at an elevation of 838.7 and topography is prtivided on the enclosed aerial photogTaph wNch will allow for determination of the relative depths, ilt should also be noted that the sanitary sewer will extend through a property which has been!the previous site of a concrete manufacturer. Borings should be strongly considered through this area to determine the underlying soil condition as well as ground water levels. The exm~sion of approxdimately 6.400 feet of watermain will follow a separate route, primarily along ~;ounty Road #116. This w;~termain is anticipated to be 16 inches in diameter, as indicated by the ~ktached sketch. The site layout o? the Anoka Electric Cooperative is uncertain at the time of this proposal. The consultants will need to coordinate efforts with AEC and their engineers to determine the exact service requiremdnts and utility locations within the development parcel. B. ASIC SERVICES The consultant she'll provide the following basic engineering services: · Preparation o~ plans and specifications for the extension of sanitaU, sewer and watem~ain. · Identify and p~epare legal descriptions for easements required outside dedicated rights-of-way. · Address reqmrements for dewatering and Count), Highway permits associated with the construction. · Prepare nece~.sary submittal information to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and the Department o¢~ Health. · Prepare final ctost estimate. · Solicit and obtain bids.