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Elk River <br /> Municipal Utilities <br /> 322 King Avenue phone: 763.441.2020 <br /> Elk River,MN 55330 Fax 763.441.8099 <br /> June 2, 2003 <br /> To: Elk River Municipal Utilities Commission <br /> John Dietz <br /> Jerry Takle <br /> James Tralle <br /> From: Bryan C. Adams <br /> Subject: 4th Ave. Pavement Rehabilitation Program <br /> The 2003 Elk River Municipal Utilities budget contains a$300,000 line item to replace <br /> the water main and non-copper service line when the City does the 4th Street <br /> rehabilitation project. As you recall from previous discussion, staff desires to replace the <br /> existing 4" water main with a 10" to improve the hydraulics between the Gary Street and <br /> Freeport Street water towers. This will also improve our ability to get water to western <br /> Elk River from the low pressure zone. This upgrade will also improve the fire flow in the <br /> area as well. Included in this project is the construction of 6" water mains on Quinn, <br /> Oxford, and Norfolk between 4th & 5th Street. See the attached map. Many of the water <br /> services in this area are galvanized steel services. As part of this project, we will replace <br /> the non-copper services from the main to the curb stop. The owner is encouraged to <br /> replace the service from the curb stop to their meter. See the attached letter to the <br /> customer. <br /> Howard R. Green Company drafted plans, specifications, and secured proposals for this <br /> project. The City authorized this project on May 27, 2003. Attached is a copy of <br /> Howard Green Company correspondence dated May 19, 2003, reflecting our cost of <br /> $285,219.66, plus field inspection costs, along with the bid tabulation. This commission <br /> should formally authorize this project. <br /> The 2003 Elk River Municipal Utilities budget also contains a $35,000 item to replace <br /> the existing overhead electrical distribution system with an underground system. This <br /> project will progress in conjunction with the street rehabilitation projects, thus saving <br /> money in site restoration. <br />