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• 0.32 miles of 38' wide urban section with concrete curb and gutter <br />• Crack seal / seal coat improvements in 2003, 2012 and 2017 <br />• Section 27 Unplatted <br />o Generally located southwest of Bunker Lake Blvd and Sunfish Lake Blvd <br />• Commercial / Industrial subdivision <br />• Constructed in 2001 <br />• 0.47 miles of 40' wide urban section with concrete curb and gutter <br />• Crack seal / seal coat improvements in 2006 and 2018 <br />• Orchard Hills Townhomes <br />o Generally located south of Alpine Drive and east of TH 47 <br />• Residential townhouse subdivision <br />• Construction in 2001 <br />• 0.30 miles of 32' wide urban section with concrete curb & gutter <br />• Crack seal / seal coat improvements in 2006 and 2013 <br />• Crack seal improvement in 2021 <br />• Seasons of Ramsey <br />o Generally located north of Bunker Lake Blvd, east of Center Street <br />• Residential single-family and townhouse subdivision <br />• Construction in 2013 <br />• 0.08 miles of 31' wide urban section with concrete curb & gutter <br />• Subdivision was prioritized due to pavement condition and project location <br />• Street patching due to Garden View development service connections <br />• Development contributed funds towards overlay improvements <br />• Town Center Gardens 1st, 2nd, & 3rd <br />o Generally located north of Bunker Lake Blvd, west of Ramsey Blvd <br />• Residential townhouse subdivision <br />• Construction between 2004 and 2005 <br />• 1.14 miles of 32' wide urban section with concrete curb & gutter <br />• Crack seal / seal coat improvement in 2010 <br />• Crack seal improvement in 2021 <br />Proposed Improvements <br />Review of ground penetrating radar (GPR), as -built plans, and the Bowers Drive Mill and Overlay Evaluation <br />performed by Braun Intertec indicates three separate mill and overlay thicknesses will be used on the various <br />street segments. Orchard Hills Townhomes subdivision does not have sufficient pavement thickness for a 2- <br />inch mill and overlay improvements, therefore a 1.5-inch mill and bituminous overlay will likely be used. <br />During design, other mill depths will be explored to determine the most efficient pavement section. After <br />review of the Bowers Drive Mill and Overlay Evaluation, which is attached to this case for reference, Staff is <br />proposing to perform a full -depth mill and pavement overlay. Additionally, some minor base corrections are <br />anticipated to be required. All remaining subdivisions have sufficient existing bituminous thickness to perform <br />a 2-inch mill and bituminous overlay. <br />