09.04 North Sluetter Road Improvement Discussion

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substantial increase to the pricing. It could be upwards of�20,000 or higher depending on what needs to be done. • Topsoil: I would assume the city would want all of the slopes covered in 4" of topsoil and then seeded. To stick a number to that, if S' were figured on both sides of the road, you're looking at another $20,000-$25,000 depending on how much topsoil was needed and what type of seed was spec'd out. • Utility relocations: May or may not need to be done. • Mailboxes: May or may not need to be done. • Striping: May or may not need to be done. With all of the items listed above that we did not include in the pricing, we would strongly encourage you to get in contact with an engineer to have this project designed as some of the above mentioned items cannot be completed without proper GPS work and design that we simply do not have the capabilities to perform. The rural road in our opinion would need to be designed before we put actual numbers to things and the rustic road is borderline needing that as well. Per Jason Murray, by utilizing the above amounts of$288,419 and $162,384 these will impact the City's capital improvement plan by approximately $36,300 and $20,500 per year respectively to cover debt payments. This would increase the City's preliminary levy by 2% and 1% respectively as well. Council Action Requested: 1. Council discussion and direction to Staff. 2. Council motion adopting the Resolution Determining the Legality of a Petition for Local Improvements.