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2014.05.06 Work Session Packet (1st)4141 Douglas Drive North • Crystal, Minnesota 55422-1696 CITY of Tel: (763) 531-1000 • Fax: (763) 531-1188 • www.crystalinn.gov CRYSTAL Posted: May 2, 2014 CRYSTAL CITY COUNCIL FIRST WORK SESSION AGENDA Tuesday, May 6, 2014 6:30 p.m. Conference Room A Pursuant to due call and notice given in the manner prescribed by Section 3.01 of the City Charter, the first work session of the Crystal City Council was held at p.m. on Tuesday, May 6, 2014 in Conference Room A located at 4141 Douglas Drive, Crystal, Minnesota. I. Attendance Council members Staff Libby Norris Peak Therres Selton Revering Adams Mathisen Budziszewski Norton Deshler Serres Hoffmann II. Agenda The purpose of the work session is to discuss the following agenda items: Mill and Overlay Assessment Policy III. Adjournment The work session adjourned at p.m. Auxiliary aids are available upon request to individuals with disabilities by calling the City Clerk at (763) 531-1145 at least 96 hours in advance. TTY users may call Minnesota Relay at 711 or 1-800-627-3529. COUNCIL STAFF REPORT CITY of Proposed Winnetka Hills Mill and Overlav CRYSTAL FROM: Tom Mathisen, Public Works Director & City Engineer TO: Anne Norris, City Manager (for May 6 City Council Work Session) DATE: April 30, 2014 RE: Project #2014-21 Phase 1 Mill and Overlay (M & O) Work Session The purpose of this work session is to discuss the proposed and budgeted mill and overlay project for the Phase 1 Street Reconstruction Project area. Being the first of its kind, it's very appropriate to review the assessment policy set by the Council in 2010 If the project is to be built in 2014, it would be important for the Council to order the Feasibility Study at the May 6 Council meeting. Because it is proposed that the project be assessed, there are meetings and hearings that must happen before the project can be ordered and levied. Ordering the study at this time will assure enough time to advertise, award, and construct prior to the end of the 2014 paving season. Ordering the feasibility study at this time does not commit the Council to building the project in 2014 and/or funding it with the proposed 100% assessed method. The attached preliminary schedule details the subsequent actions that have to be taken prior to awarding a contract. In 2013, the Council included the asphalt road mill and overlay (M & O) project in the Winnetka Hills neighborhood in the 2014 Street Maintenance Fund Budget. This Fund is for cash flow purposes and there are no funds programed in the budget to directly subsidize the project costs. The project area is the Phase 1 Street Reconstruction Project area (attached map) which was rebuilt in 1995. The street projects are designed for an initial 20 year life with a replacement of the top 2.5 inches of asphalt in the 20th year to extend the life of the street an additional 10 years. Subsequent M & O's would be done based on overall condition of the pavement. Based on 20 years, 2014 would be the time to replace the pavement surface in the Phase 1 area. In 2010, as part of the 36th Avenue M & O Project, the Council developed a policy for using the special assessment authority of the City to fund future similar projects. The adopting resolution and resulting policy are attached. This 2014 project will be the first assessed local street M & O project in the City. While the 2010 36th Avenue M & O project was also special assessed, it was somewhat different from a local street project in that 36th Avenue is a State Aid Street and as a consequence is wider and has a much thicker asphalt pavement section. In addition, while 36th Avenue had been rebuilt in the past, it was not part of the Street Reconstruction Program assessed projects. The policy adopted in 2010 is for local streets previously rebuilt and assessed as part of the Street Reconstruction Program. The policy specifies that the full cost of the M & O projects would be special assessed to the benefiting property owners. For this year's Phase 1 project, there are 489 properties that would receive a full assessment, and 11 corner properties with one side fronting on a street that is not part of the project, that would receive a one half assessment. While a feasibility study has not been conducted, an approximate cost estimate indicates that a full assessment would be approximately $1,975 to be assessed over a yet to be determined 10 or 15 year period. Sample amortization schedules for these two timeframes are attached. They show the impact on a single family home property tax statement. There are no commercial/industrial/non-profit properties in the project area. Respectfully u mi ed, Thomas A. Mathisen City Engineer is/pubworks/projects/2014/2014-21 Winnetka Hills Phase 1 Mill Overlay/milloverlayworksessmem 2014 WINNETKA HILLS PHASE 1 MILL & OVERLAY PROJECT 2014-21 SCHEDULE 4/15/14 MAY May 6 Work session with Council prior to meeting on assessments May 6 Order feasibility study May 15 Send hearing notice to Sun Post for May 22 publication May 20 Receive feasibility study, order public improvement hearing May 21 Mail public notice, neighborhood meeting and hearing May 29 Neighborhood meeting JUNE June 3 Conduct hearing, order project and prep of Plans & Specs June 17 Approve Plans & Specs, order ad for bids June 19 Ad for bids to Sun Post, Journal, QuestCDN JULY July 8 Open bids July 15 Consider bids, award contract SEPTEMBER September 16 Order assessment hearing for October 21 September 18 Send hearing notice to Sun Post for October 2 publication OCTOBER October 1 Mail public hearing notices October 21 Conduct public hearing, certify assessment roll October 22 Mail payment due public notices I:pubworks/1'rojects/2014/2014-21 Winnetka Hills Mill & Overlay/Project Schedule 4 15 14 Winnetka Hills: Crystal Phase 1 (1995 Reconstruct) Mill/Overlay - Proposed 2014 City of Crystal 82,6. Proposed Mill & Overlay Project 319 Winnetka Hills 2014 94/694 Brooklyn Center N 0 250 500 750 1000 Feet Address.dwg Text 7 Assessment Rate: U FULL HALF F7 NONE 33RD AVE N PL N 3225 3224 R25 851] 811] BIw { 8501 8109 321] 3316 331] C 3216 3MI BfiOB 0 6508 w21 8106 m18 6900 D 6.00 w16 8 326, m 32ND AVE N Z 3165 8616 3161 3155 3161 3155 3119 3148 J1/9 MEN &W -.8116 8180 Y m16 m00 n16 'oe a,z1 sloe % mos n2/ ]soe 35TH AVE N e,zs a,o6 mn mol 1117 8,81 8009 n17 J909. 98,1 30x7 3132 w33 302 ewu _ eo32 mz4 eao4 ___ w24 3124 w25 34TH PL N 3416 8099 m,7 8001 3416 3017 8826 - 8089 woe 994;. 9033 3101 w,1 8118 1881 8100 6008 e1w 1124 - sloe .' ms Z w0° W 34TH AV E N ¢ 3356 3358 8136 Btu 8117 81°1 .8009 331]. Q 33a3 - 9109 901 7 3341 8116 8100 m18 m,0 3332 8131 8124 .8108 m26 �_ eizs 6,69 < m,] eao9 nes � A13` 3318 8,1]' 3313 �7 8025 3;,08 Z .°088 0000 m 3301 8,28 81,2 m21 m16 mw 3m1 42w. e12o 8100 3m, 3267 D 33RD AVE N mzs mos m 32et Z v ezn mol a117. e101 t?�-4 8008 gOpO 1916 x+oo Z 3e3d ez,4 azaa azao eul ens 6100 =4 -632ND PLN D e,oe � 79zs m 323s Z 3zm 8216 1 123 8161 m31 3226 6361 3221- 09 8131 8116 Btw mi3 ]tZe 3221 321] 8300 82w 814p 8124 B'w 8024 8008 8216 mw 6132 8116 01m m,6 8600 n,6 n08 PROJECT AREA 29TH AVE N 3000 30TH AVI "NoWS MONS, Elm a PROJECT AREA 29TH AVE N 3000 30TH AVI RESOLUTION NO. 2010 — 48 ADOPTING ASSESSMENT POLICIES FOR 2010 36TU AVENUE AND FUTURE STATE AID AND LOCAL STREET MILL AND OVERLAY PROJECTS WHEREAS, due to normal wear and weather related deterioration, it has become necessary to perform a mill and overlay project on the State Aid Street 36th Avenue in the year 2010, and it is therefore necessary to develop a funding mechanism for said project, and it has been determined that a special assessment for a portion of that funding is appropriate; and WHEREAS, the City has no previously established assessment policy for mill and overlay projects, however there are established policies for similar street related projects as shown in Exhibit A; and WHEREAS, the affected properties in the 360" Avenue project have not previously been assessed for street reconstruction other than a minimal amount for curb and gutter and sidewalks in the early 1990's, yet all properties on the adjoining side streets have since been assessed for full street reconstruction, and therefore it is desirable to treat the 36th Avenue properties in a similar fashion; and WHEREAS, in previous full street reconstruction projects, single family/duplex properties received an approximate 30% reduction in the assessment by using State Aid, Storm Drain Utility, and other funding sources, and corner lots abutting 36th Avenue have previously been assessed in the manner described in Exhibit A; and WHEREAS, it is desirable to develop a 36th Avenue assessment policy that can be modified to apply to future State Aid and local street mill and overlay projects. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Crystal City Council: 1) The properties abutting 36th Avenue shall be assessed in a manner similar to a full street reconstruction project, however such assessment shall be based on the lower actual cost for said mill and overlay project. 2) 36th Avenue comer single family/duplex properties with driveways on 36th Avenue shall be assessed at one-half the unit assessment rate because these properties have previously been assessed one-half a unit street reconstruction rate. 3) Similarly, 3e Avenue corner single family/duplex properties with driveways on the side street shall not be assessed for the 36th Avenue project because these properties have previously been assessed one full unit street reconstruction rate. 4) Commercial and non-profit properties shall be assessed for the full cost of the project based on a per front foot unit cost for the entire front footage abutting the project area. 5) The assessment policy for the 36th Avenue project shall be as described in Exhibit B. 6) The assessment policy for future mill and overlay projects on State Aid and local streets shall be as described in Exhibit C. 7) In the future, when it is necessary to either mill and overlay, or reconstruct portions of 36th Avenue, assessment rates for both commercial and non-profit, and single family/duplex properties shall be determined based on the most recent large mill and overlay or reconstruct projects respectively, adjusted for inflation, as if 36th Avenue were a standard 32 foot wide State Aid Street in the City. Adopted by the Crystal City Council this 1St day of June, 2010. ReNae J. Bo an, ayor ATTEST: J et�� Lewis�Clerk� ,� I:Pubworks/projects2009/36 overlay/adoptassmntpolicyres EXHIBIT C CITY OF CRYSTAL SPECIAL ASSESSMENT POLICY FOR THE MILL AND OVERLAY OF STATE AID AND LOCAL STREETS (EXCLUDING THE 2010 36TH AVENUE PROJECT) June 2010 Total mill and overlay construction cost includes contractor and material costs for asphalt and curb and gutter and sidewalk repair, plus feasibility, engineering design, legal, project management, bonding, levy, and other related costs. Front footage is measured at the property line. Front footage is a measurement based on both sides of the street, not street centerline footage. 1. Non -corner single family/duplex properties are assessed on a per unit cost based on total project construction cost per front foot for the entire project. The total single family/duplex properties front footage times the cost per front foot divided by the number of net whole single family/duplex properties determines the cost per unit. In determining the cost per unit, corner lots with only one side being overlayed are counted as one-half unit, and corner lots with both sides being overlayed are counted as a full unit. 2. Single family/duplex corner properties are assessed at the same unit cost as for non -corner properties. These properties receive a full unit assessment if both sides are being overlayed, and one-half unit if only one side is being overlayed. 3. 30 Avenue Frontage Excepetions: Corner lots with driveways fronting on 36th Avenue are assessed at one-half of the side street rate when the side street is overlayed. Corner lots with driveways fronting on the side street are assessed one full unit when the side street is overlayed. 4. Commercial/non-profit properties (including churches) are assessed based on total project construction cost per front foot for the entire project times the number of front feet for a given parcel. 5. Commercial/non-profit corner properties are assessed based on the entire front footage of both sides of the property. T :/pubworks/projects/2009/36 thOverlay/Assessor entpolicies2 Report Name: Assessment Payment CalculatorCity of Crystal Printed: 4/24/2014 Assessment Payment Calculator Original Assessment: $2,000.00 ayment Term: 10 Interest Rate: 5.0000% 1st Yr. Payable: 2015 Amortization Type: Standard Total Assessment: $2,000.00 Partial Payments: $0.00 1st Yr. Int. Months: 14 Levied Date: 10/7/2014 Total Principal: $2,000.00 Total Interest: $566.66 Grand Total: $2,566.66 Payment 9 Year Principal Amt Interest Amt Payment Amt Remaining Balance $1,800.00 1 2015 $200.00 $116.66 $316.66 2 2016 $200.00 $90.00 $290.00 $1,600.00 3 2017 $200.00 $80.00 $280.00 $1,400.00 4 2018 $200.00 $70.00 $270.00 $1,200.00 5 2019 $200.00 $60.00 $260.00 $1,000.00 6 2020 $200.00 $50.00 $250.00 $800.00 7 2021 $200.00 $40.00 $240.00 $600.00 8 2022 $200.00 $30.00 $230.00 $400.00 9 2023 $200.00 $20.00 $220.00 $200.00 10 2024 $200.00 $10.00 $210.00 $0.00 Report Name: Assessment Payment Calculator City of Crystal Printed: 4/28/2014 Assessment Payment Calculator Original Assessment: $2,000.00 Payment Term: 15 Interest Rate: 5.0000% 1st Yr. Payable: 2015 Amortization Type: Standard Total Assessment: $2,000.00 Partial Payments: $0.00 1st Yr. Int. Months: 14 Levied Date: 10/21/14 Total Principal: $2,000.00 Total Interest: $816.68 Grand Total: $2,816.68 Payment # Year Principal Amt Interest Amt Payment Amt Remaining Balance 1 2015 $133.33 $116.66 $249.99 $1,866.67 2 2016 $133.33 $93.33 $226.66 $1,733.34 3 2017 $133.33 $86.67 $220.00 $1,600.01 4 2018 $133.33 $80.00 $213.33 $1,466.68 5 2019 $133.33 $73.33 $206.66 $1,333.35 6 2020 $133.33 $66.67 $200.00 $1,200.02 7 2021 $133.33 $60.00 $193.33 $1,066.69 8 2022 $133.33 $53.33 $186.66 $933.36 9 2023 $133.33 $46.67 $180.00 $800.03 10 2024 $133.33 $40.00 $173.33 $666.70 11 2025 $133.33 $33.34 $166.67 $533.37 12 2026 $133.33 $26.67 $160.00 $400.04 13 2027 $133.33 $20.00 $153.33 $266.71 14 2028 $133.33 $13.34 $146.67 $133.38 15 2029 $133.38 $6.67 $140.05 $0.00