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6. 25. CC Regular Session Meeting Date: 11/26/2024 Primary Strategic Plan Initiative: Address infrastructure needs. Title: Adopt Resolution#24-342 Ordering Plans and Specifications for 2025 Neighborhood Pavement Overlay Improvements, Improvement Project#25-07 Purpose/Background: Purpose: The purpose of this case is to adopt Resolution#24-342 ordering plans and specifications for 2025 Neighborhood Pavement Overlay Improvements, Improvement Project#25-07. Background: The proposed 2025—2024 Capital Improvement Plan(CIP) identifies numerous public street across the City for pavement mill and overlay improvements in 2025. A street segment summary for the project is attached to this case. Project History •October 22, 2024,the Ramsey City Council adopted Resolution#24-295, accepting and awarding a proposal to Hakanson Anderson for topographic survey of the project area. •November 19,2024, the Ramsey Public Works Committee recommended City Council order plans and specifications for said improvements. Project Scope This project proposes mill and overlay of eight(8) subdivisions within the City; •Ramsey Town Center •Ramsey Town Center 2nd •Ramsey Town Center 4th •Ramsey Town Center 6th •Ramsey Town Center 7th •Ramsey Town Center IP 05-22 •Rum River Hills •Village of Sunfish Lake The project totals 3.50 miles in length, all proposed areas are urban sections with varying street widths. Staff is not proposing any repairs to watermain or sanitary sewer with this project. Minor storm sewer structure repairs, typically re-grouting catch basins, is proposed. Additionally, any pedestrian ramps will be brought up to current ADA compliance,the project area is estimated to include 100 pedestrian ramps. Staff is anticipated at least 75 of the pedestrian ramps will require replacement,this will be further explored during project design. The streets within Ramsey Town Center 7th; 146th Avenue between Center Street and Rhinestone Street, and Traprock Street between 146th Avenue and East Ramsey Parkway,were constructed in 2005 with only the first lift of bituminous pavement. This project includes removing the existing pavement, staff will determine if by milling or reclamation during project design, and placing two new lifts of bituminous pavement. During development, funds were received from Greenway Terrace and more recently the first phase of Parkside Townhomes, as a cost-share to pay for the wear course bituminous pavement. To date the City has collected $14,500.00 from Greenway Terrace and$7,700.00 from Parkside Townhomes. Additional wear course fees will