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Trunk Highway #47 to Rum River Bridge <br /> <br />· Sub-cutting/excavation and final grading by City Staff <br />· Seed, bale checks, and other erosion control <br />· Remove one (1) B 6/12 concrete curb section and replace with <br /> concrete ped ramps <br />· Saw cut, remove and dispose of two (2) sections of bituminous <br /> path <br />· Haul and place up to 3000 cubic yards of fill sand and topsoil <br />· Hand rail installation <br />· Guard rail installation <br />· Pave approximately 1,029' of trail at $9.50 a lineal foot <br /> TOTAL <br /> <br />Contingency costs at 10% <br />Total Cost of Dysprosium Street NW to Rum River Trail <br /> <br /> $0.00 <br />$1,500.00 <br />$1,000.00 <br /> <br />$0.00 <br /> <br /> $0.00 <br />$2,800.00 <br />$3,5OO.OO <br />$9,775.0O <br />$48,575.50 est. <br /> <br />$4,304.00 <br />$47,340.00 <br /> <br />Fundim, <br /> <br />Trail Development fees <br />(As of July 1, 2000) <br /> <br />Mallard Ponds Park Dedication <br /> <br />$41,850.00 <br /> <br />$5,490.00 <br /> <br />By combining all of the available trail fees with $5,490.00 in Mallard Ponds park dedication, the City <br />will be able to complete over a half mile of trail in the urban area- the east portion of which has been a <br />high priority for a number of years. It should be noted that a separate estimate of $67,000 for the trail <br />construction just east of Trunk Highway #47 (Segment C) was received earlier this year. <br /> <br />By performing a significant amount of labor with City Staffvs. contracting, the City may be able to pave <br />the entire .6 mile of trail for less than the estimate for the eastern 1,029 feet. <br /> <br />Staff is therefore recommending using the existing trail fees as well as $5,490 (or less than 5%) of <br />Mallard Ponds park dedication contribution to complete this important project. Since 1992, about 7% of <br />park project cost has been scheduled for landscaping. Therefore, staff is also proposing tree <br />establishment with the trail project. These would primarily be adjacent to County Road #116 and the <br />new path in Rivers Bend Park. By establishing a $2,660 tree budget the total project cost equates to <br />$50,000. Based upon discussions with Mr. Chris Bulow, developer for Mallard Ponds, staff believes the <br />trail project could be completed by the time Anoka Senior high School opens for the school year. Tree <br />installation would be fall of 2000 or spring of 2001. <br /> <br /> <br />