CITY COUNCIL MEETING City of Rockwall, Texas May 7, 2018 CIP No.: - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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S. LAKESHORE DRIVE / SUMMIT RIDGE DRIVE RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT CITY COUNCIL MEETING City of Rockwall, Texas May 7, 2018 CIP No.: CIP 2015-006 Engineering Schematic Design & October 2015 Development: October 2017 Limits (From): SH

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  • S. LAKESHORE DRIVE / SUMMIT RIDGE DRIVE

RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT

CITY COUNCIL MEETING

City of Rockwall, Texas May 7, 2018

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CIP No.: CIP 2015-006 Engineering Schematic Design & Development: October 2015 – October 2017 Limits (From): SH 66 (W Rusk St) Public Meetings (3): December 2015- December 2017 (To): FM 740 (Ridge Rd) Schematic Approval: October 2017

  • Engr. Design Firm:

Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. 100% Construction Plans: June 2018 * Franchise Utility Relocation Begin: Summer 2018 * Funding: 2012 Road Bonds & Water/Sewer Bonds Franchise Utility Relocation End: Fall 2018 * Bid Date: Summer 2018 * Construction Start: Fall/Winter 2018 * Construction Complete: Summer 2020 * Project Description: Existing:

  • Lakeshore: 36’ wide concrete roadway with no sidewalks
  • Summit Ridge: 26’ wide concrete roadway with no sidewalks

Proposed: - 2-11 foot lanes

  • Staggered parallel parking stalls on S. Lakeshore Dr.
  • Small traffic circles at cross-streets.
  • 5’ concrete sidewalks (both)
  • Water line & wastewater line replacements (both)
  • Storm sewer improvements (both)
  • Alley reconstruction (select areas)

* Anticipated Dates

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Project Timeline

  • October 2015
  • Public Input Surveys (Adjacent Property Owners)
  • 93 surveys sent – to adjacent property owners
  • 34 responses to survey (36.5%)
  • 64.7% of respondents were in favor of implementing sidewalks
  • 79.4% of respondents in favor of traffic calming to slow or discourage cut through traffic
  • December 12, 2015
  • Public Input Meeting (Adjacent Property Owners)
  • Discuss Survey Results, Traffic Calming Measures, and Traffic Study
  • Gathered additional input from comment cards: No Significant Change in Sidewalk Favor
  • July 20, 2016
  • Public Meeting (Entire Neighborhood)
  • Present Preliminary Design Schematic based on survey results and public meeting
  • Comment Cards:
  • Adjacent Residents – No Significant Change in Sidewalk Favor
  • Non-Adjacent Residents (Out of 16 received: 9 – In Favor of sidewalks, 4 – Not in Favor of sidewalks)
  • October 2017
  • City Council Presentation
  • Typical Section and Schematic approved by City Council
  • December 1, 2017
  • Public Meeting (Entire Neighborhood) – Hosted by Councilman Mike Townsend
  • Present Final Design Schematic based on survey results and public meeting
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Existing 2-11 ft lanes (E. Kaufman St.)

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Project Information

  • On-street parallel

parking (6 Locations)

  • Existing driveway and leadwalks will match existing finish type (Concrete, Exposed

Aggregate, Pavers, Stamped/Stained Concrete, etc.)

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Project Information

  • Existing irrigation systems to be

relocated out of the way of proposed

  • improvements. Any damage

irrigation systems will be repaired to same or better condition.

  • Mailboxes will be salvaged where

possible and relocated to new location, if damaged, mailboxes will be reconstructed to match existing to type, material (to extent possible) and style.

  • Right of Entries will be acquired to

reconstruct driveways and leadwalks (58 properties)

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Tree Removal

(10 Total – 8 crape Myrtles, 1 Magnolia, & 1 ornamental shrub)