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CC Regular Session 7. 3. <br />Meeting Date: 06/12/2012 <br />Submitted For: Tim Himmer By: Len Linton, Engineering/Public Works <br />Information <br />Title: <br />Consider Stormwater Improvements on 148th Lane NW and149th Lane NW, and Approve Change Orders for City <br />Improvement Project 12-24 <br />Background: <br />Last summer the City experienced several significant rainfall events that lead to many localized flooding concerns <br />and resident complaints. The large volumes of precipitation that occurred over a short period of time appears to <br />have elevated the groundwater within areas of the City, and prohibited the generous rate of infiltration that typically <br />takes place in the Anoka sand plain. Throughout the summer and fall staff worked hard at registering and <br />responding to the calls, and evaluating the situations on an individual basis to determine whether quick fixes could <br />be implemented (culvert obstructions, re -ditching, etc.) to alleviate the immediate concerns. <br />This item was discussed at the Public Works Committee on August 15, 2011, and at that time staff summarized the <br />areas of concern that were being investigated based upon citizen complaints received. A summary was presented <br />that outlined the concern identified, actions steps to evaluate the concern, additional investigations that would be <br />necessary to fully understand the situation, and recommendations for specific projects that could be implemented <br />rather quickly and inexpensively. At that time staff classified the issues into 3 categories: <br />1. Those that required no further action. They were evaluated and corrected, or did not need correcting because <br />the water was fully contained within dedicated drainage & utility easements (functioning as designed). <br />2. Those that required additional investigation and evaluation before deciding on a long term solution, and <br />implementing corrective actions. <br />3. Those that had an identified recommendation for immediate action. <br />At that meeting the Committee briefly discussed the areas of concern, and directed staff to prepare plans and <br />specifications for the items identified in category 3. Once this direction was ratified by the City Council on <br />September 13, 2011, and the plans completed, it was too late in the season to secure bids and complete the <br />improvements in 2011. It was then decided to delay construction until 2012, where some of the improvements <br />could be completed by inclusion in a larger stormwater improvement plan set. Staff finalized plans for all these <br />items, including incorporation of additional items that were approved at the Public Works Committee meeting in <br />March of 2012, and bid them under two separate contracts, which were awarded by the City Council on May 22, <br />2012. <br />The final three areas of flooding concern from 2011 were discussed by the Public Works Committee on May 15, <br />2012, with the recommendation being to perform corrective actions on all three this year. These items were <br />included in the report from Public Works on the consent agenda earlier this evening, and include the Rum River <br />Hills Gold Course, 148th Lane NW, and 149th Lane NW. City staff has prepared plan sheets for the corrective <br />actions contemplated for both 148th Lane and 149th Lane, and has received quotes from the two storm sewer <br />improvement contractors that are already working in the City. The Rum River Hills Gold Course will be handled as <br />a separate case on this evenings agenda. <br />Notification: <br />The property owners that may be affected by these project were notified of the meeting and have received a copy of <br />the agenda. <br />Observations: <br />
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