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~ ~ <br />f <br />TO <br />FROM: <br />SUBJECT: <br />• <br />CITY OF LA PORTE <br />INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM <br />Ja 0 en, C't anager DATE: June 8, 1984 <br />Je ctor of Public Works <br />R~ d nti~ Commercial Street Improvement Projects <br />On residential street improvement projects which include Easy, Mossy, <br />Willow View Road, Plainbrook Road, Lemon Lane, North "P", Battleview <br />Drive, and Flintrock Drive, we recommend, as alternative 1, a two <br />coarse surface treatment, 6" limestone base, and 6" lime S:~,abili.zed. <br />subgrade. .Alternative 2 is a two coarse surface treatment, 8" calcium <br />sulfate base, and 6" lime stabilized subgrade. <br />Although the residential street projects are within original budgeted <br />funds, only two alternatives are given because the overall project, <br />which includes residential and commercial, will be over the original <br />budget. <br />The.following is a. cost comparison for the two alternatives for the <br />above mentioned residential streets: <br />Alt. 1 Alt. 2 <br />Easy Street 24,375 23,605 <br />Mossy Street 19,638 19,007 <br />Willow View Road 46,512 45,137 <br />Plainbrook Road 49,614 48,159 <br />Lemon Lane 65,535 62,135 <br />North '.'P" Street 44,519 43,052 <br />Battleview Drive 29,796 28,886 <br />Flintrock Drive ~20~,021 19,269 <br />Total 300,010 289,250 <br />The commercial street improvement projects include the following streets: <br />West Polk, West "G", North 17th, West "F", West "E", and West Adams. The <br />alternatives were similar for all streets with the exception of West "E". <br />Mr. Smith recommended an alternative of reinforced concrete on this street <br />because of the heavy traffic loads. It is our suggestion that this year we <br />use the set of standards used in the. past and choose from the alternatives <br />recommended by staff. This will result in savings of dollars and allow more <br />study into the change of policy of constructing reinforced concrete streets. <br />For all commercial streets with the exception of West "E", alternative 1 <br />would consist of 12" asphaltic concrete, 8" limestone base, and 6" lime- <br />stabilized subgrade. Alternative 2 would be 12" asphaltic concrete surface, <br />10" calcium sulfate base, and 6" lime stabilized subgrade. <br />