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Pedestrian Facilities: Pedestrian facilities exist along several of the street segments proposed to receive an overlay. Staff will evaluate potential impacts to each facility during design and plan preparation to determine whether any adjustments or improvements are needed. 4.2 Stormwater Improvements No storm sewer construction or repair work is proposed. Only minor structure casting adjustments are proposed. Stormwater improvements will be further evaluated during preparation of plans and specifications. 4.3 Water Main Improvements No watermain improvements are proposed with this project. 4.4 Sanitary Sewer Improvements No sanitary sewer improvements are proposed with this project. 4.5 Construction Methods A 1-inch deep joint mill will first be performed at the street tie-in locations for each street segment. The Woodland Green neighborhood is proposed to receive a 7-foot wide edge mill along both sides of the streets due to severely degraded pavement conditions. Then all existing metal castings for storm sewer will be raised, including grouting of catch basins as needed, after which the pavement will be swept to remove any loose debris. A coating of bituminous tack material will then be applied to the existing pavement which serves as a glue to adhere the bituminous overly to the existing bituminous pavement. Each street will then receive a 2-inch bituminous overlay lift. 4.6 Private Utilities Staff has not yet met with the private electric, gas, and telecommunications utility companies regarding this project. Once plans and specifications are ordered, staff will meet with private utility companies per the project schedule in this report to discuss the proposed improvements, and to determine if modifications are feasible and/or warranted to minimize impacts to their utilities. Based on preliminary reviews, staff does not anticipate any impacts to private utilities. Should a utility company decide to upgrade, replace, or otherwise modify their services during this project, any such upgrades, replacements, or modifications will be at the sole discretion and cost of the private utility company. Such work could include burying existing overhead lines. 4.7 Permits Permits that are anticipated to be required as part of the proposed improvements include: • Anoka County Highway Department Permit Work in Right -of -Way • MPCA General Stormwater Permit (NPDES) Grading and Storm Water Feasibility Report 2018 Street Overlay Improvements City of Ramsey Project No. 18-03 Page 17