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CC Regular Session <br />Meeting Date: 02/14/2017 <br />Submitted For: Grant Riemer, Engineering/Public Works <br />By: MaryJo Warner, Engineering/Public Works <br />4. 11. <br />Information <br />Title <br />Receive Report from Public Works Committee <br />1. Finalize the Landscape Renovation for the Center Median in the Sweet Bay Ridge Development: Ratify the <br />recommendation of the Public Works Committee to recommend City Council approval of a landscape renovation <br />plan for Sweet Bay Ridge Development center medians. <br />2. Request for Rate Change at Electrical Vehicle Charging Station: Ratify the recommendation of the Public Works <br />Committee for City Council approval to reduce the electric vehicle charging station's per/hour pricing from <br />$1.00/hour to $.80 cents/hour, but retain the policy of charging for every hour that a vehicle is plugged into the <br />station. <br />3. Consider Recommendation to City Council to Accept Draft Feasibility Report for Sunwood Drive <br />Reconstruction, Improvement Project #17-00: Ratify the recommendation of the Public Works Committee to <br />recommend that the City Council accept the recommendations outlined in the draft Feasibility Report for Sunwood <br />Drive Reconstruction, City Improvement Project #17-00. <br />4. Consider Recommendation to City Council to Accept Draft Feasibility Report for Alpine Drive Reconstruction, <br />Improvement Project #17-01: Ratify the recommendation of the Public Works Committee to recommend that the <br />City Council accept the recommendations outlined in the draft Feasibility Report for Alpine Drive Reconstruction, <br />City Improvement Project #17-01. <br />5. Consider Recommendation to City Council to Accept Draft Feasibility Report for Rivers Bend Street <br />Reconstruction, Improvement Project #17-02: Ratify the recommendation of the Public Works Committee to <br />recommend City Council to table the Draft Feasibility Report for Rivers Bend Street Reconstruction, Improvement <br />Project #17-02, for further consideration of construction in 2018 with a nearby street reconstruction project. <br />Purpose/Background: <br />The Public Works Committee held its regular meeting on January 17, 2017 and discussed the following cases: <br />1. Finalize the Landscape Renovation for the Center Median in the Sweet Bay Ridge Development: Public Works <br />Superintendent Riemer stated neighborhood residents have received 2 letters from City staff, most recently on <br />September 29, 2016, which clearly outline project details, timeline and cost. He added a request for partial funding <br />has been submitted to the neighboring developer, Lennar Homes, and is under consideration. Public Works <br />Superintendent Riemer stated the landscape project's annual maintenance costs will be covered under the Public <br />Works Maintenance Fund. The Public Works Committee's recommendation to the City Council is that the total <br />project cost of $15,650, as well as additional annual maintenance cost, would be covered by City funds. Motion to <br />ratify the recommendation of the Public Works Committee to recommend City Council approval of a landscape <br />renovation plan for Sweet Bay Ridge Development center medians. <br />2 . Request for Rate Change at Electrical Vehicle Charging Station: Public Works Superintendent Riemer reviewed <br />the staff report and rate change proposal. He added this proposal is the result of feedback from a resident who <br />indicated she would use the charging station more if it would stop charging a fee for use of the station, when her <br />battery is fully charged. He noted the charging station currently charges $1/hour and continues to charge $1/hour <br />until the car is unplugged from the station. Public Works Superintendent Riemer stated staff recommends a rate <br />
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