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CC Regular Session <br />Meeting Date: 12/11/2018 <br />Submitted For: Grant Riemer, Engineering/Public Works <br />By: MaryJo Warner, Engineering/Public Works <br />4. 12. <br />Information <br />Title <br />Report from Public Works Committee <br />The Public Works Committee held its regular meeting on November 20, 2018 and discussed the following cases: <br />1. Authorize Architectural Design Services for Municipal Pumphouse #3: Ratify the recommendation of the Public <br />Works Committee to direct staff to prepare an RFP for Architectural Design Services for Pumphouse #3. <br />2. Consider Initial Direction on Development of Policy for Private Improvements within Public Rights of Way: <br />Ratify the recommendation of the Public Works Committee to make no changes to the existing policy and continue <br />to approach requests on a case by case basis. <br />Staff Updates on Improvement Projects and Items of Interest <br />3. It was the consensus of the Committee to continue to use GPR on the spring road projects and to add a <br />requirement of new development to include the use of GPR and provide that data to the City prior to turning the <br />roadway over to the City. <br />Purpose/Background: <br />1. Authorize Architectural Design Service for Municipal Pumphouse #3: Parks and Assistant Public Works <br />Superintendent Riverblood stated that the City of Ramsey, is presently in process of the design for the remaining <br />major public realm elements in The COR, specifically the two connected park spaces —Municipal Plaza and The <br />Waterfront. Both of these parks are along or near, Center Street and in proximity to Pumphouse #3, with the <br />Ramsey Municipal Center at the southern terminus of this same street. Center Street, as the name implies, is at the <br />very center of Ramsey's pedestrian and transit orientated downtown. The existing and future municipal buildings <br />represent an archipelago of visually and physically interconnected places within the community along this armature <br />and axis of streets, trails, sidewalks and parks —and as such, care should be taken to define and embrace this sense <br />of place through appropriate civic architecture. Motion to ratify the recommendation of the Public Works <br />Committee for City Council to direct staff to prepare an RFP fro Architectural Design Service for Pumphouse #3. <br />2. Consider Initial Direction on Development of Policy for Private Improvements within Public Rights of Way: <br />Public Works Superintendent Riemer stated that the purpose of this case is to consider a policy for private <br />improvements within public rights of way. The impetus behind the request is most recently due to a request to <br />amend an existing center median within the Village of Sunfish Lake development. This topic has also been <br />discussed as part of the approval process for current phases of the Brookfield residential development. Primarily, <br />Staff is seeking direction on process and standards. Motion to ratify the recommendation of the Public Works <br />Committee for City Council to make no changes to the existing policy and continue to approach requests on a case <br />by case basis. <br />Staff provided updates on improvement projects and items of interest <br />3. Motion for City Council to ratify the consensus of the Public Works Committee to continue to use GPR on street <br />reconstruction projects and to add a requirement of new development to use GPR to verify pavement section depths <br />and provide the data to the City prior to turning the roadway over to the City. <br />
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