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Council accepts South Lakes Boulevard feasibility report, orders plans for $935,000 rehabilitation
Summary
Council accepted a feasibility report and ordered preparation of plans and specifications for a two-inch mill-and-overlay rehabilitation of South Lakes Boulevard estimated at about $935,000, funded mainly by municipal-state-aid with no property assessments proposed.
Director Schlander presented a feasibility report recommending a two-inch mill-and-overlay rehabilitation for a segment of South Lakes Boulevard, including chip seal, replacement of damaged curb and several valley gutters. The report estimated the project cost at about $935,000 and proposed approximately $900,000 from municipal-state-aid funds and roughly $35,000 from the city's pavement-management program; Director Schlander noted there would be no special assessments for property owners because the street has no direct driveway access.
Council member Masolia moved to accept the feasibility report and order preparation of plans and specifications; Council member Larson seconded. The motion carried by voice vote.
Implications: staff will prepare project plans and specifications and advance the project through procurement; the council specified funding sources and indicated the city will not assess property owners for this segment.
