The committee met to discuss Phase 2C of the Point Place Sewer Improvements project, which involves installing a 24-inch gravity relief sewer. They reviewed two construction options for traffic handling during work and received updates on other phases of the project. The city recommended a one-way bypass detour route approved by transit and fire departments to maintain emergency vehicle access. Notifications to residents and businesses would be made through meetings, newspaper ads and signage in advance of construction starting in November 2005.

1. Point Place Sewer Improvements Neighborhood Advisory Committee July 19, 2005

2. Today’s Meeting Purpose – review Phase 2C of sewer improvement project Gather input on: Construction issues Traffic issues

3. Program Update Bay View Expansion River Road EPA

4. Phase 2C – Schedule Advertise for Construction Bids – July 30th Award of Contract – Fall 2005 Construction Begins – November 2005 Street Restoration – Spring 2005

5. Phase 2C – Overview 24-inch gravity relief sewer from 135th north on Edgewater to 149th Will bid two ways Open trench Boring

6. Option #1 – One-Way Bypass Northbound traffic routed on three-phase detour Southbound traffic routed on Edgewater – one lane maintained Flaggers needed on some sections No on-street parking on detour route

7. Option #1 – One-Way Bypass Phase 1 136 th east to Lakeside northeast to 317 th north to 141 st west 138 th bypass - 136 th east to 313 th north to 138 th west Phase 2 One-lane maintained with flaggers between 141 st and 145 th Phase 3 145 th east to 321 st north to 146 th east to 324 th north to 149 th west to Edgewater south

8. Detour Route

9. Option #2 – One Lane With Flaggers No detour Like last phase of Edgewater work One lane maintained around construction with flaggers

10. Recommendations City recommends one-way bypass detour Approved by TARTA and Fire Department

11. Access for Safety Services Police and Fire will have direct communication with construction crews

12. Work Hour – Options Standard 8-hour shifts Less disruption for residents Work 24 hours Shortens construction period More disruptive to neighbors

13. Public Notification/ Communications Meetings with businesses and Police/Fire Point Shoreland Journal – advertising with map showing construction schedule and detours Run 2 times before start of construction Signage placed on Edgewater warning of coming detours (2 weeks prior)

14. Public Notification/ Communications Notification of residents – mailers or door hangers? Other recommendations from Committee Another public meeting prior to start of construction

15. Next Meeting Date