City of
Department of Public Works
TO: |
David
L. Corliss, |
FROM: |
Charles
F. Soules |
CC: |
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Date: |
April
18, 2008 |
RE: |
George
Williams Way Benefit District, Project
No. 14-CP4-407(BD) Street,
Storm Sewer, Waterline Improvements Maximum Assessments Power Line Relocation April
29, 2008 Regular Agenda Item |
Please include the following item on the City
Commission regular agenda for consideration at the April 29, 2008 meeting:
Project Description: All
property owners to be assessed the costs for the improvements to
The
improvements include a right-turn lane from westbound
Project History.
April 17, 2007 - |
City
Commission approved Mercato plat and accepted right-of-way. |
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May 15, 2007 - |
Public
hearing establishing three benefit districts for GWW. |
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May 15, 2007 - Approved Resolutions 6661, 6663 and 6665
directing the improvements for GWW and intersection at |
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June 6, 2007 - City
received protest petition against benefit district south of |
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July 24, 2007 - Established
public hearing date of August 28, 2007 for formation of a benefit district
for improvements at the intersection of |
August
28, 2007 A public hearing was held
to establish a new benefit district solely for the improvements to the
intersection including: signalization,
right-turn lanes off
September
11, 2007 Staff presented options
for the establishment of the intersection benefit district. City Commission directed staff to proceed
with a resolution setting out the findings and directing the construction of
the intersection based on dividing the costs 50% north of
September
25, 2007 City Commission approved
Resolutions 6740 and 6739 setting out the findings and determinations for
improvements at the intersection of 6th and
October
30, 2007 Received Summons and
Petition for Declaratory and Injunctive Relief declaring the method of
assessment was disproportionate.
March
5, 2008 Received petition to
establish a benefit district for improvements to
March
25, 2008 City Commission approved
Resolution 6759 setting out the findings and determinations of the Governing
Body and directing the improvements to be completed.
April
29, 2008 Maximum assessment
hearing.
Project Status: Westar
has significant electric facilities in a separate easement near the
intersection of GWW and
Plans
are substantially complete. We are
waiting for the KDOT highway permit. Bid date should be in May.
Project Funding: Estimated
cost for the
Action Requested: Conduct
public hearing to consider Ordinance 8263 establishing the maximum assessments
for improvements to
Authorize
City Manager to approve/execute purchase order to Westar Energy in the amount
of $78,858.13 for power line relocation for
Please
let me know if there are any questions.
Respectfully
submitted,
Charles F. Soules, P.E.
Director
of Public Works
CFS/je
Attachments: Benefit
District Map