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1. Ability to obtain Certificates of Occupancy one home at a time (versus obtaining multiple CO's for dead-end <br /> watermain) <br /> 2. Increased customer satisfaction due to City benefits#1 through 43 <br /> Attached is a one-page position sheet provided by Capstone Homes. As noted, if a cost-share agreement is not <br /> approved the developer proposes to install a dead-end watermain line.While this would not be ideal due to the <br /> potential concerns regarding water quality and public safety noted above,the dead-end 8-inch watermain line would <br /> be sufficient to serve the new homes along the cul-de-sac street once a sufficient number of homes are occupied and <br /> are using water. This number will depend on the locations of the homes along the dead-end main(to be determined <br /> by City Staff as needed). <br /> Timeframe: <br /> Staff estimates this case will take 15 minutes to present and respond to questions. <br /> Observations/Alternatives: <br /> Capstone Homes would complete the looped watermain connection work as part of their development, and the City <br /> would reimburse them for our share of the costs. City Staff will inspect the work and costs will be based on actual <br /> construction costs,which will be reviewed and approved by City Staff. Appropriate traffic control will be used as <br /> necessary while the work is completed. <br /> Ben Minks with Capstone Homes will be attending to answer questions as needed. <br /> Funding Source: <br /> If a cost-share is approved by City Council, Staff will develop a cost-share agreement to be executed between the <br /> City and Capstone Homes. The City's share of costs will be funded through the Water Funds. <br /> Recommendation: <br /> Since the trunk watermain connection would benefit both the City and the developer, City Staff supports a 50/50 <br /> cost-share in an amount not-to-exceed$50,000. <br /> Action: <br /> Recommend City Council approval of sharing in up to 50%of construction costs to connect the watermain from <br /> Brookfield 8th Addition to the existing trunk watermain at 166th Avenue at a not to exceed amount of$50,000. <br /> Attachments <br /> Capstone Determination Memo <br /> Form Review <br /> Inbox Reviewed By Date <br /> Grant Riemer Grant Riemer 03/16/2017 09:45 AM <br /> KurtUlrich MaryJo Warner 03/16/201702:21 PM <br /> Patrick Brama Patrick Brama 03/16/2017 02:39 PM <br /> Form Started By:Bruce Westby Started On:03/07/2017 08:04 AM <br /> Final Approval Date:03/16/2017 <br />
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