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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I accessed from Highland Road and additional homes along connecting streets. Due to existing topography and required pipe slopes, the westernmost section of Highland Road, west of Norfolk Street, cannot drain directly to the identified manhole. It would be necessary for one lot along Highland Road and the seven lots along Oxford Street to be served through the Cherrywood Hills Addition by connecting a gravity sewer pipe to a manhole on the west side of Proctor Road. The existing manhole is located on 194th Avenue NW about 280 feet west of Proctor Road. By installing service stubs to the property line and mainline stubs at the connecting streets, future extensions and residential hook-ups can be completed without excavating the reconstructed Highland Road. The proposed sanitary sewer improvements are shown on Exhibit 5 and the estimated costs are included in the Project Cost section ohhis report. Watermain There is an existing watermain with hydrants along the entire length of Highland Road. Part of the proposed project would be to install service connections to lots fronting Highland Road and installing watermain stubs at the connecting streets. The proj ect will call for 9 wet taps and 18 service stubs. The service and watermain stubs would allow future connection and extensions to be completed without excavating the reconstructed Highland Road. It may be necessary to relocate some of the hydrants. This will be determined during the design phase. The proposed water improvements are shown on Exhibit 6 and the estimated costs are included in the Project Cost section of this report. VI. EASEMENTS AND PERMITS Right-of-Way and Easements The existing 80-foot wide right-of-way will be adequate to construct the street and utility improvements outlined within this report. As street improvements will be designed to match existing conditions as closely as possible, there may a requirement for temporary construction easements in isolated cases. Permission would be secured from any homeowners prior to such work being initiated. These requirements will be further defined during the design phase of this process. 5