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Page 3 <br />elementary school, located east of Nowthen Boulevard. A gravity line along Nowthen Boulevard <br />was analyzed and found to be not feasible due to a large culvert located at Trott Brook. Although <br />alternative means, such as an inverted siphon could be used to cross the creek via gravity, the <br />capital costs and resulting potential maintenance costs, made this option not feasible. <br />The interim service is recommended to include a lift station with a forcemain discharging to the <br />manhole south of Trott Brook located along Nowthen Boulevard. <br />We reviewed the gravity sewer along 170th Trail, Olivine Street and 168th Circle. Based upon both <br />existing and future flows from the area, adequate capacity in the gravity main exists to allow for <br />the Hunt Addition connection to occur. As reviewed previously, the existing lift station has <br />capacity to accommodate the additional flows on a temporary basis. <br />See Figure 6A for anticipated improvements. <br />Hunt Addition and Makowsky Addition <br />With the Hunt Addition and the Makowsky Addition developing simultaneously, a new lift station <br />and forcemain would be required. This would be required if either a portion or all of the Makowski <br />property develops. The lift station is assumed to be located near the southwest portion of the <br />Makowski property, with the forcemain then installed along Variolite Street. <br />The gravity sewer through the Makowsky Addition should be placed at an adequate depth to <br />allow for the Hunt Addition to be served by the system. The main line should also be sized to <br />account for areas north of Trott Brook, east of Nowthen Boulevard. The lift station should also be <br />sized to accommodate the ultimate service area, which includes all areas north of Trott Brook. <br />See Figures 6B and 6C for anticipated improvements. <br />VI. WATERMAIN <br />Based on the City's Comprehensive Plan, a trunk 12-inch watermain loop is proposed to extend <br />along Nowthen Boulevard to 175th Avenue, along 175th Avenue to Variolite Street, and along <br />Variolite Street. The watermains are a portion of the North Central Loop. <br />Hunt Addition <br />For the Hunt Addition, we assumed the trunk watermain would extend along Nowthen Boulevard <br />to 175th Street and along 175th Street to the westerly edge of the Hunt Addition. The lateral <br />watermains within the development will provide the interim looping of the system. <br />See Figure 6A for anticipated improvements. <br />Hunt Addition and Makowsky Addition <br />If both properties develop, we assumed the watermain would be installed along Nowthen <br />Boulevard from south of Trott Brook to 175th Avenue, along 175th Avenue to the westerly edge of <br />the Hunt Addition. The trunk line along Variolite Street was installed as a portion of the recently <br />completed roadway reconstruction project. The lateral watermains within the developments will <br />provide the interim looping of the system. <br />There will be a segment of watermain along 175th Avenue to be installed to complete the North <br />Central Loop. This could be completed in conjunction with these improvements or completed <br />Prepared by: Bolton & Menk, Inc. <br />Trott Brook North Infrastructure Study — City of Ramsey <br />
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