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the Riverstone residential development. Currently there are no plans to begin construction of the Alpha/AKM Farms <br />development. <br />Streets and Trails <br />Approximately 1,000 feet of Puma Street and the adjacent regional trail south of Alpine Drive must be realigned <br />and reconstructed to replace the existing temporary street section with a permanent street section including <br />bituminous pavement, concrete curb and gutter, storm sewer, and associated appurtenant improvements. Municipal <br />trunk utilities must also be extended. <br />The proposed street and trail improvements must meet all applicable State Aid standards including curb and gutter <br />design, pavement structural capacity, horizontal and vertical curves, lane and shoulder widths, clear zones, etc. A <br />9-ton all-weather pavement design will be required for Puma Street. As plans were developed, submittals were <br />made to the State Aid office to obtain all required State Aid approvals before awarding a contract for construction. <br />Trunk Watermain <br />Trunk 16-inch DIP watermain is proposed to be extended to the north to serve the Riverstone 4th Addition and the <br />Alpha/AKM Farms development with water, and to provide a looped watermain system along Puma Street and <br />Alpine Drive to more reliably serve properties in the immediate area, provide better fire flows, and provide better <br />water quality by removing a dead end. Alpine Drive is scheduled to be reconstructed in 2025 per the City's current <br />Capital Improvement Program (CIP), at which time the existing trunk watermain running parallel to Armstrong <br />Boulevard will be connected to the watermain installed under Puma Street with this project. <br />Trunk Sanitary Sewer <br />Trunk sanitary sewer (8" PVC) is proposed to be extended to the north to serve the Riverstone 4th Addition and the <br />Alpha/AKM Farms development with sanitary sewer. The sewer is not designed to serve properties north of Alpine <br />Drive with municipal sewer. Those properties can be served, if needed, from a future trunk sewer line along <br />Armstrong Boulevard. <br />Storm Sewer <br />The proposed Puma Street improvements include construction of a permanent urban street section with concrete <br />curb and gutter and storm sewer improvements, including connections to an adjacent stormwater pond in the <br />Riverstone development. <br />Notification: <br />Pending Council approval, advertisements for bids will be published twice in the City's official newspaper, the <br />Anoka Union Herald, as well as in Finance and Commerce, on Friday, May 29th, and Friday, June 5th. <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />Alternatives: <br />Alternative #1 — Motion to adopt Resolution #20-106 approving plans and specifications and authorizing <br />advertisements for bids for Puma Street Improvements, Improvement Project #20-04. <br />Alternative #2 — Motion denying adoption of Resolution #20-106 at this time. <br />Funding Source: <br />Bolton & Menk prepared final plans and specifications for the Puma Street improvements. The have estimated <br />construction costs for this project at $837,175. This includes $419,565 for street and trail improvements, $91,865 <br />for storm sewer improvements, $148,000 for trunk sanitary sewer improvements, and $177,745 for trunk water <br />improvements. Estimated project costs, including 25-percent indirect costs for administrative, engineering, finance <br />and legal costs, total $1,046,468.75. <br />An engineering services proposal was previously secured from Bolton & Menk on March 17, 2020, which included <br />a not -to -exceed fee of $8,930 for construction administration and staking, which will be considered at the time bids <br />are accepted. <br />