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Staff: Roundabout project will remove and replace existing pavement; mid-season stormwater chamber not added
Summary
Staff said the roundabout project will not include a mid-season stormwater treatment chamber and will require ripping out and restoring existing pavement through a residential stretch; residents will be consulted on impacts.
Staff presented details on a local roadway project that includes roundabout construction and related pavement work through a residential neighborhood.
Project staff said they did not include a mid-season stormwater treatment chamber where the roundabouts will be built. "We didn't feel the need to build in kind of the mid season stormwater treatment chamber where the roundabouts going in," said Staff member (Speaker 5). The design will include soil stabilization and erosion control but not that intermediate treatment feature, the transcript shows.
Staff also said the work will require removing existing pavement and replacing it "exactly what was there" for portions of the stretch to maintain the neighborhood character. "We need to essentially rip out the old put back exactly what was there," said Staff member (Speaker 5). Staff indicated city staff would engage residents who are impacted. The transcript did not include construction schedule dates, contract amounts or a formal vote.
No formal motions or votes on the road project were recorded in the provided excerpts.
