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Public Works Committee 5.3. <br /> Meeting Date: 06/21/2016 <br /> Submitted For: Grant Riemer, Engincering/Public Works <br /> By: Grant Riemer, Engincering/Public Works <br /> Title: <br /> Use of Excess Material for Dirt Road Improvements <br /> Purpose/Background: <br /> The purpose of this case is to seek direction from the Public Works Committee on the use of excess pavement <br /> millings for road surface improvements on Xenolith St. and 178th Ln Background, in 2011 the city did a mill and <br /> overlay project on Alpine Dr, cast of Ramsey Blvd. which resulted in several hundred yards of excess asphalt <br /> millings. The millings are a combination of asphalt and class 5 removed from the road bed,when Alpine Dr was <br /> being prepared for the mill and overlay <br /> Timeframe: <br /> 10 Minutes <br /> Observations/Alternatives: <br /> Xenolith St and 178th Ln are 24 foot wide and combined are approximately 2500 feet long of unimproved roads <br /> located on the very northern border of Ramsey and Nowthen, servicing the Caroline Acres subdivision. The <br /> Xenolith St cuts through a wet land and joins 178th Ln to provide access for 11 homes in the subdivision. In the <br /> spring when the frost comes out the sub-base on Xenolith St,black material boils to the surface,making it difficult <br /> to drive on, sometimes for several weeks.Maintenance crews in the past have used pea gravel and 1-1/2"river rock <br /> to firm up the road bed in the spring time. These roads produces an above average number of requests for grading in <br /> the dry summer months because of the sand based road material. To remedy that situation staff is proposing to place <br /> 4" of recycled material the length of Xenolith St. and 178th Ln As mentioned earlier, the the recycle material was a <br /> byproduct of a project on Alpine Dr, so no material would be purchased for the project. Public Works staff would <br /> perform the work in house using our equipment. <br /> Funding Source: <br /> This project would be handled as part of staffs regular duties. <br /> Recommendation: <br /> Staff recommends using the excess recycled asphalt material stored at the public works campus to upgrade the road <br /> surface on Xenolith St and 178th Ln in the Caroline Acres subdivision. <br /> Action: <br /> Motion to recommend using the excess recycled asphalt material stored at the public works campus to upgrade the <br /> road surface on Xenolith St and 178th Ln in the Caroline Acres subdivision or or reject the staff recommendation <br /> and approve an alternative motion based on committee discussion <br /> Attachments <br /> Location Map <br /> Form Review <br />
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