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Pequot Lakes T.H. 371 <br /> January 14, 2004 <br /> Page 2 of 2 <br /> prior to knowing what and where the additional land will be. However, to get a cost for talking <br /> purposes at this point, I am assuming all three of the City's pivot irrigation points will need to be <br /> relocated along with the piping out to these points. I will use a length of 1,300 feet each, $5 per <br /> foot for removal costs, $20 per foot for new installation costs, 10% contingencies, and 20% <br /> engineering/administration. The estimated total would be 3 x 1,300 feet x $25/foot x 1.1 = <br /> $107,250 x 1.2 = $128,700. <br /> If one of the bypass alternatives were the preferred alternative, we would first work with the City, <br /> MPCA, and MnDOT on defining a scope for the Facility Plan. Then, after the Facility Plan was <br /> completed, we would define a scope for whatever recommended improvement came from this <br /> study. Please be aware that this process can take several years (from start of Facility Plan to <br /> completion of construction can sometimes be a minimum 3-year process). <br /> Don't hesitate to call with questions. <br /> c: Sandy Peine, Pequot Lakes, via Email only, for distribution to Council and staff <br /> Chuck Marohn, P&Z Administrator, via Email only <br /> Mark Hallan, WSN <br /> Don Anderson, WSN <br /> WSN File <br /> i <br /> '1 <br /> CADocuments and SettingkAdministraWLocal SettingiTemporary Internet H16Content.IEMOIKLVWRSEH&MnDOT-011404-input on <br /> reconfiguration of spray irrigation 5el4ax.doc <br />