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6. 2. <br />Public Works Committee <br />Meeting Date: 09/17/2024 <br />Primary Strategic Plan Initiative: Address infrastructure needs. <br />Title: <br />Consider Recommending City Council Order Request for Proposals for Sunwood Drive Concrete Pedestrian <br />Crossing Replacement Topographic Survey <br />Purpose/Background: <br />Purpose: <br />The purpose of this case is to consider recommending the City Council to request proposals for Sunwood Drive <br />concrete pedestrian crossing replacement topographic survey. Additionally, for Staff to get feedback from the <br />Public Works Committee on design options for the replacement concrete crossings. <br />Background: <br />The current 2024 through 2033 10-Year Capital Improvement Program (CIP) proposes concrete repairs for <br />Sunwood Drive between Rhinestone Street and Zeolite Street, and for Rhinestone Street between Sunwood <br />Drive and Ramsey Parkway in 2029. <br />The concrete pavement along Sunwood Drive and Rhinestone Street were constructed in 2004 under <br />Improvement Project 03-29. The project included colored concrete pedestrian crossings at 8 intersections (6 <br />along Sunwood Drive and 2 along Rhinestone Street). Over the last several years, Public Works staff has <br />addressed patching these concrete streets, typically using bituminous to fill voids in the concrete pavement. <br />Additional curb replacement and small panel replacement work has also occurred. Though many repairs are <br />required to the concrete pavement along this corridor, the most damage has occurred to the colored concrete in <br />the pedestrian crosswalks. This is a significant safety concern because of the trip hazards created due to the <br />deterioration of the colored concrete, along with increased pedestrian volumes anticipated due to continued <br />development within The COR. <br />The 2029 concrete repairs improvement project is proposed to address the pedestrian crossings and general <br />crack repairs. Due to the creation of trip hazards in the pedestrian crossing areas, and the anticipated increase in <br />foot traffic along Sunwood Drive due to the recent and proposed developments along Sunwood Drive, Staff has <br />proposed splitting the Sunwood Drive and Rhinestone Street Concrete Repairs project in two. The proposed <br />2025 — 2034 CIP proposes to replace the colored concrete pedestrian ramps along Sunwood Drive in 2025. The <br />remaining repairs are still proposed for 2029. <br />Staff will use the survey data as design aids for the improvement project. Topographic surveys are essential to <br />locate all existing site features and to create an existing ground surface, used as the base layer for designing the <br />project. <br />Staff has preliminarily inspected the existing pedestrian ramps adjacent to the crossings, and has noted several <br />ramps do not meet current ADA standards. A summary of the findings is attached to this case. <br />Committee input is desired on the following discussion topics and optoins. <br />Discussion Topics: <br />Options for replacing crosswalk concrete: <br />1. Stamped colored concrete <br />2. Stamped concrete with design and/or colored cure/stain <br />