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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCEL MEETING <br />Monday, November 9, 2015 <br />7:00 o'clock p.m. <br />4. MET COUNCIL SEWER MAIN PROJECT — JEFF SCHWARZ, P.E. (continued) <br />Jeff Schwarz, Professional Engineer with the Metropolitan Council, stated the project involves force main <br />number 7113 and meter 435A and B improvements. Schwarz indicated he has been working with <br />Mr. Edwards to get the project designed, scheduled and staged to minimize impacts to the City and also <br />still give the MCES a robust system and capacity for handling future flows as development proceeds. <br />This particular project starts at Orono Orchard Road to the west, all along Shoreline Drive, past the ramps <br />on Highway 15, and then to the existing lift station in Wayzata. The driver of the project is the condition <br />of the existing pipe. Schwarz stated the MCES has some force main pipes that they have found to be in <br />poor shape as well as some redundancy issues. Schwarz stated there is one force main that serves lift <br />stations in Orono and that they will be adding a force main in the area of Orono Orchard Road. Since <br />there is currently only one force main, the MCES cannot take it out of service to check its condition. Part <br />of the project is to provide that second line so the original force main can be evaluated. <br />This project will include installation of approximately 620 feet of 20 -inch diameter force main that will be <br />installed by trenching and tunneling. Schwarz indicated they will be tunneling underneath the trail at <br />Orono Orchard Road and the ramp area. There will also be 3,000 feet of 36 -inch diameter gravity pipe, <br />which the two force mains will dump into and drain into L26. There will be almost two miles of pipe and <br />maintenance holes for the gravity pipe. A new meter for the force main will be installed as well as soil <br />erosion control. Schwarz indicated they will make sure that the appropriate permits are obtained and that <br />they will avoid any wetlands. Site restoration will be done once the project is completed. <br />Schwarz noted they have the project split into two phases. Phase one is to install the force main on the <br />north side of Shoreline Drive along with some connection valve structures at the Orono Orchard <br />intersection. This work will be done in the winter of 2016, with work hopefully starting the second week <br />of December. Schwarz noted this area will be done in the winter because a lot of the work is done <br />adjacent to wetlands and it works better when the ground is frozen to conduct that type of work. This <br />phase will not require any road closures. The area will be separated from the road with J barriers on the <br />north side of the road and the excavation will happen in the ditch beside it. Schwarz stated they hope to <br />have that 600 feet done in approximately five months. <br />Some of the features of the work involved with Phase I work include the north shoulder of Shoreline <br />Drive as well as some staged closure of the intersection of Orono Orchard Road. The project is currently <br />set up so a temporary road will be constructed for the first stage of the shutdown allowing for two lanes of <br />traffic then when work commences on the west side, there will be a road closure, with no traffic being <br />allowed on Orono Orchard Road going eastbound. Schwarz stated they will be able to maintain a right <br />turn from the westbound lane of Shoreline Drive. Schwarz stated it is their understanding that the <br />property owner in the immediately vicinity has access through a different location so they will be able to <br />take the other access around. <br />A representative from Brown & Caldwell explained the proposed detour. Traffic from Orono Orchard <br />Road will come down from the north, with approximately one block closed from Fox Street to County <br />Road 15. The southbound traffic will need to go west on Fox and south on Brown in order to go east. <br />Eastbound traffic on CR 15 will not be able to turn north on Orono Orchard Road but the lane going <br />westbound on CR15 will be maintained. An extra gravel shoulder will also be built. <br />Page 2 of 24 <br />
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