1. City of Bloomfield Hills
water main
Improvement Program
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2. introductions City Commissioners in Attendance City Staff
David Hendrickson, City Manager
Jamie Spivy, DPW Foreman
Hubbell, Roth and Clark, Inc.
James Burton, PE
Melissa Coatta, PE
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3. Purpose of meeting
Provide an update on the water main and road program
Define the scope of the proposed work
Review the tentative Construction Schedule
Answer general questions
Opportunity to review work near your home on a one-on-one basis
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4. update
The City Commission selected the southwest portion of the City for road improvements in coordination with a water main replacement.
Existing 6 inch water main replacement
Road replacement via milling, pulverizing, or reconstruction
New shoulders or concrete curb and gutter
Select drainage improvements
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5. disclaimer Plans subject to change due to budgetary concerns
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6. General construction issues
We aim to minimize:
The disruption and inconvenience of construction
Increased truck traffic
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7. General construction issues
We suggest:
Following the proposed detours
Avoid driving through the construction areas (Local Traffic Acceptable)
HRC Field Representative will be available
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8. Underground Installations
Typical construction
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Underground Installations

9. Typical construction
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Brick Pavers

10. Typical construction
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Roadway Grading

11. Proposed project
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12. Road Reconstruction or Road Reconstruction with Water Main Replacement
EXIST. HMA PAVEMENT. WIDTH VARIES 22’-23’
Road Reconstruction or
Road Reconstruction with Water Main Replacement
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13. Road Reconstruction or Road Reconstruction with Water Main Replacement
10’ LANE
TOTAL WIDTH 22’
Road Reconstruction or
Road Reconstruction with Water Main Replacement
9.5’
Conc. Curb or Gravel Shoulder
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14. Proposed Improvements
Roadways with reconstruction
Drainage improvements
Possible Edge drain Installation
Possible storm sewer and catch basin rehabilitation
Potential raising of existing storm manholes
Consistent 20’ road width
2’ Gravel Shoulder or Concrete Curb and Gutter
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15. Water service schedule
Roadways with water main replacement:
Watermain shut down will typically occur for approximately 4 hours, 2-3 times
Boiled water advisories may be required
Appropriate notification will be distributed
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16. Mill and Overlay
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17. Proposed Improvements
Roadways with mill and overlay
Possible storm sewer and catch basin rehabilitation
Consistent 20’ road width
2’ Gravel Shoulder or Concrete Curb and Gutter
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18. Proposed tentative schedule
Consumers Energy Gas Main Improvements:
Completed the east portion of the subdivision in 2017
West subdivision will be replaced in Spring 2018
Streets with Water Main Replacement:
Construction in Spring and Summer of 2018
Street with Road Reconstruction and Mill and Overlay
Construction in
Working with City Budgets
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19. Maintaining traffic Roads closed to thru traffic Local traffic only
The City reserves the right to enforce one-way traffic only
Follow suggested traffic detours
Limited Trips = Increase in Contractor Productivity
Reduces duration of inconvenience
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20. Previous project: Manorwood drive (2016)
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Completed
Pre-Construction

21. Previous project: Vaughan road (2015)
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Completed
Pre-Construction

22. Previous project: S. Cranbrook road (2015)
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Completed
Pre-Construction

23. Previous Project: Epping lane (2011)
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Pre-Construction
Completed

24. Drainage improvements
Intent is to preserve and protect the road
Will be installed in select locations
Looking for input from residents
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25. Drainage improvements
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Existing Conditions along Kennebec Court
Existing Conditions along
Rudgate Road

26. City right-of-way management
Utility Installations
Intent of right-of-way is to provide and maintain public infrastructure
Vehicle Safety
Recovery Zone (Clear Zone/Crash Zone)
Lateral Offsets
Recommended 4’ to 5’ lateral offset free from obstructions for low volume low speed roads
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27. City right-of-way management
Trees within City ROW may be impacted
In-line with utility improvements
Overhanging roadway
Aesthetic improvements within City ROW
Intent is “Not To Disturb”
Will be placed back to the best of the Contractor’s ability
Examples (Brick paver drives, planting beds, stone mailboxes)
Will be placed back to meet minimum City requirements
Examples (Guardrails, Concrete drives)
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28. City right-of-way management
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29. City right-of-way management
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30. City right-of-way management
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31. City right-of-way management
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32. Existing Drainage Problems Utilities Irrigation Systems
City of Bloomfield hills Road improvement program is interested in knowing about?
Various Concerns
Existing Drainage Problems
Utilities
Irrigation Systems
Lighting, Invisible Dog Fences, Landscaping, etc.
Special Events
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33. Road improvement program contacts
City website
City Hall
City Manager, David Hendrickson
DPW Foreman, Jamie Spivy
Hubbell, Roth and Clark, Inc.
Jamie Burton, P.E. Vice President, LEED AP, CFM
Melissa Coatta, P.E. Senior Project Engineer
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