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CASE # 3 • 2007 STREET MAINTENANCE PROGRAM By: Steven J. Jankowski, City Engineer Background: Under separate cover a draft Feasibility Study for the 2007 Street Maintenance Program will be presented at the Public Works Committee meeting on Tuesday evening November 21, 2006. The m 2007 prograconsists of thirteen individual projects addressing the maintenance needs on 23.1 miles of City streets. Projects 07-01 through 07-07 which covers 16.5 miles of City streets, will receive a sealcoating preceded by sealing of cracks having widths which exceed one-quarter inch. Projects 07-08 through 07-13 which involve 6.6 miles of street, will receive a one and one- half inch bituminous overlay of the existing bituminous pavement. The 2007 program includes the sealcoating of 4.2 miles of MSA street. The City has conducted an annual street maintenance program since 1981. It has been the City's policy to assess 50% of the cost associated with these improvements. A complete listing of the City's policies .concerning the assessment practices are summarized in Appendix C of the feasibility study. The initial step of this process has been the presentation of the program to the Public Works Committee. The 2007 program is proposed to be financed through a number of funding sources as illustrated below: General Fund $ 372,519 Assessments $ 372,519 MSA Funds $ 121,166 Developer Escrows $ 27,673 Total $ 893,876 A brief description of the unique funding associated with individual projects is presented below. Project 07-01 will not be an assessment prof ect since funds for the first sealcoating of newly constructed streets have been escrowed by the project developer for this purpose. Project 07-07 is comprised of collector MSA streets and do not have the typical fronting densities that are found in residential subdivisions. This project will assess the few fronting properties along these streets the average sealcoating assessment in accordance with Assessment Policy No 6. The remaining projects have been aggregated by subdivision or similar lot sizes and will be assessed per unit in accordance with Assessment Policy No. 1. The Feasibility Study contains a listing of the schedule of project milestones associated with this program. Staff anticipates presenting the study to City Council on December 12, 2006 and holding a Public Hearing on the program on January 23, 2007. Staff is open to any direction the Committee may have on the draft Feasibility Study. Recommendation: Staff recommends that the Committee recommend that the City Council accept the Feasibility Study for the 2006 Street Maintenance Program and set the date of January 23, 2006 for a Public • Hearing. -203- -