HomeMy WebLinkAbout2.c. North Central Sanitary Sewer System , ' CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR ACTION
COMMITrEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING: June 16, 1997
AGENDA ITEM: North Central Sanitar Sewer Stud AGENDA SECTION:
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Consent
PREPARED BY: Bud Osmundson AGENDA�� � � �
City Engineer/Public Works Director
ATTACHMENTS: None APPROVED BY:
At the goal setting meeting last month 1 handed out to everyone a copy of the North Central
Sanitary Sewer Study which was completed by WSB & Associates, Inc. The study evaluates
the possibility of providing sanitary sewer service to an area generally described within a
boundary of Trunk Hwy 3 on the west, the Eagan border on the north, a line parallel to and one �I
half mile east of Bacardi Avenue on the east, and County Road 38 on the south.
The area was evaluated for two separate possibilities:
1 . To provide the City with a plan to provide sanitary sewer service to the entire area.
2. To provide sanitary sewer service to isolated pockets of one half to one acre lots located in
this area such as the Oakwood Addition, Jay Simons Addition, Lan-O-Ken Addition, and the
"Red Staats" area.
Both options are covered in detail in the report. Both options are expensive and the utility
commission directed staff to check with any agencies for possible funding. A copy of the
funding possibilities is attached which is not positive.
It makes a great difference on which type of housing is sought for the entire area as to the way
the entire area is serviced, If it is meant to keep the entire area as rural residential or five acre
lots and not having sewer service available to the area in general, then the sewer plan to
provide service to the isolated pockets is chosen. However, if this method is chosen, then it
would be very costly to later change the land use of the area into urban residential. On the
other hand, if the land use for the area is changed to "urban residential" prior to initiating any
sewer project, then sanitary sewer would be provided in a different manner for the entire area.
A second major concern is funding for providing sewer service. As described in the report the
cost per existing lot could be between 520,000 - $30,000. This dollar amount is highly
variable because if City water was brought in at the same time and/or if streets were
reconstructed then the costs could vary considerably. The trunk funds may have to pick up
more of the costs than normal due to the high cost of providing service to the area. I will
explain the report in more detail at Monday's meeting and look forward to your discussion.
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
COUNCIL ACTION:
1
. � CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY FOR ACTION
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING: June 16, 1997
AGENDA ITEM: North Central Sanitary Sewer Study AGENDA SECTION:
Consent
PREPARED BY: Bud Osmundson AGENDA NO.
City Engineer/Public Works Director
ATTACHMENTS: None APPROVED BY:
At the goal setting meeting last month I handed out to everyone a copy of the North Central
Sanitary Sewer Study which was completed by WSB & Associates, Inc. The study evaluates
the possibility of providing sanitary sewer service to an area generally described within a
boundary of Trunk Hwy 3 on the west, the Eagan border on the north, a line parallel to and one
half mile east of Bacardi Avenue on the east, and County Road 38 on the south.
The area was evaluated for two separate possibilities:
1. To provide the City with a plan to provide sanitary sewer service to the entire area.
2. To provide sanitary sewer service to isolated pockets of one half to one acre lots located in
this area such as the Oakwood Addition, Jay Simons Addition, Lan-O-Ken Addition, and the
"Red Staats" area.
Both options are covered in detail in the report. Both options are expensive and the utility
commission directed staff to check with any agencies for possible funding. A copy of the
funding possibilities is attached which is not positive.
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It makes a great difference on w e of housing is sought for the entire area as to the way
the entire area is serviced. If it is�meant keep the entire area as rural residential or five acre
lots and not having seweC�service�'available hen the sewer plan to provide service to the
isolated pockets is �eri�►t�. However, if this method is chosenrthen it would be very costly
to later change the land use of the area into urban residential�k�e�es. On the other hand, if the
land use for the area is changed to "urban residential'�then sanitary sewer would be provided in
a different manner for the entire area.
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A second major concern is funding for providing sewer service. As described in the report the
cost per existing lot could be between 520,000 - 530,000. This dollar amount is highly
variable because if City water was brought in at the same time and/or if streets were
reconstructed then the costs could vary considerably. The trunk funds may have to pick up
more of the costs than normal due to the high cost of providing service to the area. I will
explain the report in more detail at Monday's meeting and look forward to your discussion. I
RECOMMENDED ACTION: �
COUNCIL ACTION:
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WSB Project No. 1005.07
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March 26, 1997
To: Bud Osmundson, Public WorksDirector, Doug Li r, Civil Engineer
From: Tim Brown, Water Resources Coordinator
RE: SANITARY SEWER CONSTRUCTION FUNDING
In checking potential funding sources for the North Central Sanitary Sewer Studv area, I
contacted Pete Skwira(296-8617) of the Nlinnesota Pollution Control AQency.
According to Mr. Skwira, the only i�IPCA funding support available for this kind of
project is a low interest loan pro�ram. The loans are focused toward addressing e�isting
needs only. That is, planning, desi� and interceptor construction costs to connect
eYistin se tic s stems to our city system would be eligible for the low interest loan
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program. To participate we would apply, they would evaluate eligiblity and place us on a
priority list. The process is non-competitive and all who qualify go on the priority list. �
acilities I'
MPCA has issued $500,000,000 in loans�ointly wrth the Minnesota Public F I
Agency. The loans go for 1%below the best muni bond rate plus some other discounts. �I
° o interest until ro`ect �
If we applied today our rate would be about�.25/o, with n p � i
completion and no payments for 2 years. �
This initial call led to a string of others:
NAME AGENCY PHONE Funding Available? li
Pat McKasy Dept of Health 215-0759 drinking water only �I
Becky Sable Dept of Trade 297-1940 outside metro only ',
Lois Spear Met Council 229-2017 Grants for"Inflow and '',
Infiltration" work only
Dennis Feist Minn Public Facilities 296-6616 jointly with above MPCA loan '
Agency program, contact MPCA
Lee Smith Dakota Co HRA 423-4800 Block grants for low income or
blighted areas only
Pat Lynch MNDNR 772-7910 nope
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