Street & Utility Rehabilitation Project Holdingford, Mn June 8/ 2009

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    1. Street and Utility Rehabilitation Project
        • USDA Rural Development Project Public Hearing
    2. Street and Utility Rehabilitation Project
        • Project Goals & Background
          • What are we going to fix?
          • Why now?
          • How much will it cost?
    3. What are we going to fix?
        • Water Mains
          • Old Mains and Hydrants – Cast Iron
          • Chlorine Distribution
          • Small Diameter Water Mains
          • Water Meters
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    6. What are we going to fix?
        • Sanitary Sewer System
          • Old Mains & Manholes – Clay Tile
          • Inflow and Infiltration
            • Lift Stations & Waste Water Treatment Plant Impacts
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    10. What are we going to fix?
        • Waste Water Treatment Plant
          • Constructed 1990
          • Buildings and Equipment
          • – In need of repair or replacement
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    11. What are we going to fix?
        • Streets and Drainage
          • Reconstruction of Streets
          • Improve Drainage
          • Curb and Gutter Replacement
          • New Curb and Gutter
      Cedar and 2 nd St. Plymouth Street Washington and 3 rd St.
    12. Washington Street North High Court and 4 th Street 2 nd Street
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    15. Why Now?
        • Infrastructure upgrade is needed
          • Water System Health
          • Water and Sewer Mains - 60 to 90 years old
          • Streets over 35 years old
        • USDA – Rural Development
          • ARRA – Funding
          • Current Median Household Income Status
          • Grant/Loan Splits
          • 2.75% Loan for 40 years
    16. What is it going to cost?
        • RD Funding (Preliminary)
          • Affordability -- $350,000/year
          • Max Loan Amount -- $2,500,000
          • Cost above max loan are grant eligible
        • Non-Eligible Costs
          • Drainage Improvements
          • Certain Street Costs – Mill and Overlay
          • New Curb and Gutter – where it was not before
        • Annual Payment Goal -- $115,000 to $125,000
    17. What is it going to cost?
        • Water $ 965,000
        • Sanitary Sewer $ 460,000
        • WWTP $ 910,000
        • Streets $1,875,000
        • Drainage $ 296,000
        • Total Cost $4,506,000
    18. What is it going to cost?
        • RD Non-Eligible
        • Item Total Gnt/Ln City Assess
        • Water $ 965k $ 965k -- --
        • Sanitary Sewer $ 460k $ 460k -- --
        • WWTP $ 910k $ 910k -- --
        • Streets $1,875k $1,521k $216k $138k
        • Drainage $ 296k $ 196k $100k -- .
        • Total Cost $4,506k $4,052k $316k $138k
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    21. Next Steps?
        • Prelim Eng Report Submission – Done
        • Public Hearing – Today
        • Prelim Eng Report Approval – Aug 09
        • Financial Package – Sep 09
        • Survey and Design – Aug 09/ Jan 10
        • Bidding – Feb 10
        • Construction – 2010
    22. Next Steps?
        • Communication with Staff, Residents & Businesses
          • Email Updates
            • [email_address]
            • Email list
            • Periodic Newsletters
          • Monthly updates to Council
          • Public Information Meeting During Design
          • Weekly Meetings During Construction
          • Phone
            • Scott Lange: 229-4323
            • City Hall (Vicki and Ernie) 746-2966
    23. Questions?
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