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January 30, 2014 Luke Lortie, EIT 651.266.7123 Jerry Auge, PE 651.266.7117
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Project Overview Alley Way Access Storm Water Treatment Right-of-Way Acquisition Update Arlington Hills Park Impacts Future of Vacant Parcels Project Schedule/Estimated Cost Update Project Phasing
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Received HSIP Funds to Address Safety Concern 44 Foot Roadway Width (55 Feet at Intersection) 4 Lanes 11 Foot Lane Width Left Turn Lanes on Maryland Avenue 30 mph Speed Limit Sidewalks Alley Way Closures
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Current Alley Ways Pose a Safety Concern o Currently Located Very Close to Signalized Intersections o Sight Distance Issues 5 Accesses to be Closed Closure Design Options o Chain Link Fence; 5-Foot Boulevard; Hazard Marker o Planted Shrubs; 5-Foot Boulevard; Hazard Marker o Ballards; No Greenspace Boulevard; Hazard Marker
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County Recommends Ballard Option
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Required to Maintain At Least 2 Accesses to Passable Streets Southwest Quadrant Contains Only 1 Access After Proposed Closures 2 Proposed Mid-Block Alley Way Locations
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*Current Alley Way Slope: 6% to 13%
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By Moving the Alley Way East, Slope Can Be Drastically Reduced. More Moderate Slope Allows for a Safer Alley Way o Easier to Navigate During Winter Months o Easier to Collect and Retain Storm Water Runoff County Recommends East Alley Option
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Treatment Required for Watershed Dist. Permit County Discussing Designs with Capitol Region Watershed District Watershed Requires Volume Reduction of 1” Per Acre Impervious Surface o Proposed Impervious: 2.25 Acres o Volume Reduction of ~8,200 Cubic Feet
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Design Options o Infiltration o Biofiltration o Ponding o Tree Boxes County Looking at Linear Underground Filtration Along Vacated Parcels
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33 Properties Impacted o 1 Church o 1 Park Property o 2 Private Commercial Properties o 1 Parking Lot o 2 Vacant Lots o 26 Residential Properties
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Temporary Easements o 22 Settled Property Acquisition o 8 Signed Agreements o 2 Tentative Settlements o 1 Residential Not Settled
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8 Properties o 7-Prior to Construction o 1-During Construction County in Process of Letting Demo Contract o As Properties Are Acquired o Demolition February – April 2014
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Federal Funding Requires 4(F) Approval o Section 4(F) Regulates the Use of Publicly Owned Parks, Refuges, and Historic Sites for Federal Highway Projects o County, City, and Parks Require Separate Approval Processes
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4(F) De Minimis Process o Road Project Impact to Features, Attributes, or Activities in Park o 30-Day Public Comment Period Advertised in the Ramsey Review January 8 & 15, 2014
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Public Comments – Added to Project Memorandum (Federal Funding Requirement) FHWA Findings o Reviews Public Comments o Issues De Minimis Impact Finding o Requests City of St. Paul Approval
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Parcels Will Be Demoed and Graded o Current Parcels Do Not Meet City Requirements o Parcel Zoning to Be Determined by City of St. Paul Sewer & Water Utilities Will Be Constructed to Vacant Parcels During Road Reconstruction
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What’s the Future???? Residential/Commercial??? Water Services Sewer Service Prevent the Excavation of Newly Constructed Roadway
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10 Vacated Parcels = ?? New Parcels
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ROW Purchase AgreementsJan 2014-Mar 2014 Design Plans at 90%January 2014 CondemnationMarch 5, 2014 Design ApprovalMarch 30, 2014 Right-of-Way Certificate #1March 17, 2014 Advertise for BidsApril 2014 Bid AwardingMay 2014 Start of ConstructionJune 2014 Completion of ConstructionAugust 2014
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Federal $1,498,000 County State Aid Highway$1,600,000 Municipal State Aid$1,580,000 Total$4,688,000
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To be Determined o Private/Public Utility Work o Community Input o Project Duration MnDOT 35E MNPass Project o Potential Closures Affect Maryland Traffic Volume? Future Open House Meeting
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For the most up-to-date project information and to receive project updates regularly throughout the duration of the project, visit the Ramsey County website at: http://www.co.ramsey.mn.us/pw/index.htm http://www.co.ramsey.mn.us/pw/index.htm Click on ‘Subscribe to Maryland and Payne Email Updates’ to receive future email updates on the status of the project
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January 30, 2014 Luke Lortie, EIT 651.266.7123 lucas.lortie@co.ramsey.mn.us Jerry Auge, PE 651.266.7117 jerry.auge@co.ramsey.mn.us
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