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Home My WebLink Aboutweekly n otes - March 25th 2022 CITY OF OAK PARK HEIGHTS—WEEKLY NOTES for: March 25,2022 TO: City Council Members& Staff FROM: Eric Johnson,City Administrator ✓% Zoninq &Development Items: 1. No new applications have been received for the April Planning Commission meeting date. 2. The City continues to pursue final agreements with MNDOT for the Norell Project.This however also includes finalizing commitments and permits with the BCWD.The Clty is required to document—amongst other things—the City land rights to the BCWD.See enclosed letter doing so.On a related note,staff did meet with the local WAL MART manager to bring him up to speed on the upcoming project;we reached out to him as we unfortunately expected him to know nothing of the project—we were correct and did provide him layout map and timeline—he was appreciative. 3. One code enforcement letter related to pool repairs and its nuisance condition is enclosed. 4. The Park Dental Group related to their proposed redevelopment of that site,mistakenly believed they had permissions from the MSCWMO to install an INFILTRATION BASIN to deal with their storm water. MSCWMO never stated as such-as this final decision comes from the City.The City is responsible for aquifer protection.Unfortunately,after MSCWMO review,Park Dental engineers did NOT loop back with the City in a timely fashion to check this and are now surprised that the City would not allow this as final permitting is close.Storm water rules and process are well known—or should be-by their consultants.Please see the STANTEC letter enclosed related to infiltration ponds in the DWSMA as proposed and why it is not recommended nor permitted.This was also conveyed to Park Dental in the Sept 2021 plan review and is part of the issued P.U.D. PERMIT. All this said,staff will be meeting with them next week to see how or if they can convert their infiltration basin to a filtration basin. COVID-19 Matters: • This is the Governor's-PORTAL https://mn.gov/covidl9—Many documents/Exec.Orders can be found. Washington County has initiated a County Dashboard containing more localized COVID-19 Impacts and rates LINK->>HERE. Other Items: • The City did send a letter to the neighborhoods expected to be impacted by the upcoming MILL&OVERLAY—see enclosed. Mayor McComber Provided 1. NLC Updates for March 20 and 22nd 2. March 25th Youth Service Bureau Update—May 5th Gala "Weekly Notes"is an internal/inter-departmental memo limited in scope to share brief updates and information among City Departments,City Consultants and Elected Officials regarding various topics. 1 of 24 City of Oak Park Heights 14168 Oak Park Blvd. N•Oak Park Heights,MN 55082•Phone(651)439-4439•Fax(651)439-0574 3-24-22 TO: Ms. Karen Kill, BCWD VIA EMAIL ONLY: KKill@mnwcd.org RE: Land Rights Inquiry—City of OPH—Norell Ave. project Dear Karen: We note you inquired as to the City's land rights associated with the upcoming Norell Ave. Intersection improvements. To respond, please see the enclosed general map area: The areas NOTED IN BLUE are shown as recorded easements that have been secured by the City: 1. Easement purchased from Principal Investor(OPH PAT LLC&OPH VAL LLC)-this is the large parcel in front of the entire Kohls Building—ultimately recorded as Easement doc.4301596 with Washington County. 2. Easement purchased from Wal-Mart—this extension from Norell Ave. to Norwich Ave. N.—ultimately recorded as Easement Doc. 4187650 with Washington County—This includes the City D&U easement at the eastern terminus. 3. Easement purchased from Wal-Mart—West side of Norell Ave—ultimately recorded as Easement Doc. 4187650 with Washington County. 4. The Clty is fee owner of Outlot B—parcel#0502920210044. 5. The City is the fee owner of Outlot A—parcel#0502920210020 The area of Easement purchased from Discount Tire (Halle Properties)is noted in YELLOW—and has not yet shown up on the County mapping systems. The survey document is enclosed for your records that shows the City purchase made last year. The City has no easement agreements or specific land rights with MNDOT—rather it is based on a previous maintenance agreements and a final Cooperative Construction Agreement and which they have approved the particular plan set—Enclosed is their sign-off on the BID ACCEPTANCE—See letter from Mr. Phil Bergem— MNDOT dated 2/16/2022. Please let me know if you have any questions. Sincerely e4l_ Eric Johnson City Administrator tef:I'Iee Mann, City Engineer U� v a' SEs wT z. 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Southwest comer of Lot 3,p I E rgl S2'O16E%` Block 1,THE SWIPPES(IF ' I South line of Lot 3,Block 1, 7 4.09 PARK HEIGHTS 2ND I L ADDITION j ` a- � 9' HEIGHTS 2ND ADDITION d- 33 SB °3612"E1p24'13" �r Southeast cone-r of Lot 3, , Block 1,THE SHOPFB OF / (AK PARK HEIGHTS 2ND ADDTTION ROADWAY,TRANSPORTATION,PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE,AND UTILITY EASEMENT An easement for roadway,transportation,public infrastructure,and utility purposes over,under,and across that part of Lot 3,Block 1,THE SHOPPES OF OAK PARK HEIGHTS 2ND ADDITION,according to the recorded plat thereof,Washington County,Minnesota described as follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of said Lot 3;thence North 01 degrees 52 minutes 01 seconds East,assumed bearing along the east line of said Lot 3,a distance of 14.63 feet;thence South 89 degrees 27 minutes 06 seconds West,82.48 feet;thence westerly and northwesterly 60.42 feet along a tangential curve concave to the north having a radius of 220.00 fleet and central angle of 15 degrees 44 minutes 10 seconds;thence North 74 degrees 48 minutes 44 seconds West,tangent to last described curve,138.78 feet;thence northwesterly 70.49 feet along a tangential curve concave to the southwest having a radius of 560.00 feet and central angle of 6 degrees 57 minutes 47 seconds to the west line of said Lot 3;thence South 00 degrees 23 minutes 28 seconds West along said west line of Lot 3,a distance of 9.24 feet to the southwest corner of said Lot 3;thence along 1 INCH = SO FEET the southerly line of said Lot 3 southeasterly 109.04 feet on a non-tangential curve concave to the southwest having a radius of 301.67 feet,a central angle of 20 degrees 42 minutes 34 seconds,and a chord bearing of South 78 degrees 33 minutes 37 seconds East;thence along said southerly line, Easement South 68 degrees 12 minutes 19 seconds East tangent to last described curve,71.52 feet;thence along said southerly line,southeasterly and easterly 74.09 feet along a tangential curve concave to Area the north,having a radius of 198.33 feet,and a central angle of 21 degrees 24 minutes 13 seconds; thence along said southerly line,South 89 degrees 36 minutes 32 seconds East tangent to last described curve, 100.69 feet to the point of beginning. i HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS PIAN,SPECIFICATION,OR REPORT SURVEY WAS PRPARED BY ME OR UNDER MY DIRECT SUPERVISION } �#w�+ 193801828V164.dwg AND THAT I AM A DULY LICENSED PROFESSIONAL LAND SURVEYOR UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA i.L1 6CW DANIEL J ROEBER Nnnecpolb Ofte DRAWN PRINT NAME: 733 Av4O'Uef1'B Ave DJR ff Skide 1000 SCGNATURE_ "tel Mkr per'MN 55402 PROJ.NO, Ph":412-712-2001) DATE NOVEMBER 10 2020 .IC.NO. 43133 WabdhrWWW.sloMac.Com 193801828 y i 6 of 24 DEPARTMENT O F Office of State Aid—Metro District TRANSPORTATION 1500 West County Rd B2 Roseville, MN 55113-3174 February 16, 2022 Mr. Eric Johnson Oak Park Heights City Administrator 14168 Oak Park Blvd N Oak Park Heights, MN 55082] RE: State Concurrence of Low Bid for SP 8214-191 (TH 36=045) Agreement Number 1044201 City of Oak Park Heights Dear Mr.Johnson, I have received a copy of the certified low bid and Abstract of Bids for the above referenced project. The letting (bid opening) date was February 4, 2022. The tabulation shows that the apparent low bidder is Eureka Construction, Inc. at$3,130,886.04 which is 1.4% under the engineer's estimate of$3,175,069.65 for the total project. In addition, I have verified that Eureka Construction is listed as a certified contractor by checking the Minnesota Department of Human Rights Contractor Status Report today. I have reviewed the low bid price and the variance is acceptable.The City of Oak Park Heights is hereby authorized to award this project after Cooperative Construction Agreement 1044201 has been fully executed by the City and MnDOT. See the attached sheet for people to contact for the pre-con meeting. If you have any questions or additional comments please let me know. Sincerely, Phillip Bergem Local Partnership Engineer Metro State Aid ecopy: Adam Josephson, MnDOT-Metro Program Delivery Malakai Ruranika, MnDOT-Municipal Agreements Jacob Indihar, MnDOT-Municipal Agreements * Kaare Festvog, MnDOT-Metro Traffic Engineering Greg Kern, MnDOT-Metro Traffic Engineering Mike Fairbanks, MnDOT-Metro Traffic Engineering John Korth, Waters Edge Office, RTMC Building Geoff Prelgo, Waters Edge Office, RTMC Building Dave Van Deusen, MnDOT-Metro Materials phillip.bergem@state.mn.us 651-234-7776 7 of 24 Eric Johnson February 16, 2022 Page 2 Shelly Pedersen, MnDOT-Metro Materials Mike Pretel, MnDOT-Metro State Aid Construction Kyle Puent, MnDOT-Metro State Aid Construction Julie Dresel, MnDOT-Metro State Aid Rob Wielinski, MnDOT-Metro State Aid Joe Zilka, MnDOT Central Office ADA Jeff Preston, Stantec Project File * Separate email to be sent with attachments for records 8 of 24 CITY OF OAK PARK HEIGHTS 14168 Oak Park Boulevard North • Oak Park Heights, MN 55082 Phone:551/439-4439 Fax: 651/439-0574 March 23, 2022 Mr. Phillip Cici 14034 54" St. N. Oak Park Heights, MN 55082 Re: Above Ground Swimming Pool Dear Mr. Cici: I was contacted by the property adjacent to you with regard to water coming into the home and made a site investigation to the home. It appears that the melting snow accumulated to the unlined pool at your yard may be the source or is likely contributing to the situation. The pool has not been maintained and is beginning to fail structurally. The following observations were made at the time of site investigation today: 1. The wall supports are showing signs of failure to the pool wall at the desk side. 2. The pool Iiner is not in place and has pulled away from the frame. 3. The pool does not have a cover, nor does it appear to have had one in place. 4. Access to the pool is not closed off from the deck/stairway by guards and/or a gate. 5. Guards are not fully in place at the deck as required per the MN Residential Building Code. The condition of the above ground swimming pool at your home is in a state of disrepair and is in violation of City Nuisance Ordinance 1109, City Ordinance 1303 as it relates to swimming pools, and Minnesota Residential Building Code Section R312 as it relates to Guards. These Ordinances and Code section, along with some site photos have been enclosed for your review. This letter serves as the City's request for Code Compliance to abate the nuisance of the pool condition either by its full repair or removal and abatement of MN Residential Code violation by placement of compliant guards and/or gate to the deck. Abatement or an approved abatement plan and appropriate work permit shall be completed no later_ than April 25, 2022. Please contact me with any Questions you may have. I am happy to meet you to discuss the situation and potential solutions. Sincerely, PLANNING & CODE ENFORCEMENT Ju 'e Hultman, B ild'ng Official Enclosures C 0y 9 of 24 Tree City U.S.A. ® Stantec Memo To: Eric Johnson, Oak Park Heights From: Mark Janovec Lee Mann, Stantec Stantec Minneapolis File: 193800151 Date: March 25, 2022 Reference: Proposed Stormwater Infiltration at Park Dental Site We have reviewed the higher-level engineering review prepared by EOR on October 18, 2021 regarding the proposed stormwater infiltration at the Park Dental site. The need for the higher-level engineering review was identified in the guidance prepared for the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency's Minnesota Stormwater Manual. Specifically, the review was required because the proposed stormwater infiltration site is located with the highly-vulnerable Drinking Water Supply Management Area (DWSMA)for the Oak Park Heights Wellhead Protection Plan. The higher-level engineering review concluded that infiltration of stormwater at the site is acceptable because it was outside of the one-year capture zone for the City's wells, also known as the Emergency Response Area (ERA), and that no other receptors were within a one-year time-of travel of the proposed infiltration site. Despite these conclusions from the EOR review, we have identified several points of concern with the proposed stormwater infiltration site: 1. The delineated ERA for the Wellhead Protection Plan was based on a computer model that relied upon parameters that are estimates. Groundwater flow systems are very complex and the accuracy of modeled capture zones is only an approximation of groundwater flow conditions. The Park Dental site is located between two "lobes" of the ERA. If the actual aquifer parameters differ slightly from the estimated (modeled) aquifer parameters, there is a likelihood that the actual one-year capture zone for the City's wells may already include the Park Dental property. 2. The delineated ERA was based on pumping volumes from the City's wells from 2007 to 2011. That delineation will be due for an update by 2023. If pumping volumes from the City's wells have increased over the past ten years, the amended ERA will mostly likely encompass the Park Dental site. 3. The Jordan bedrock aquifer that the City's wells utilize lies directly below the highly-fractured Prairie du Chien bedrock layer. Flow within this fractured bedrock is very difficult to simulate with computer models because the location and layout of specific fractures cannot be easily mapped. A contaminant that infiltrates to the Prairie du Chien bedrock could quickly migrate horizontally before entering the underlying Jordan aquifer. The travel times for groundwater flow in reality may vary from the estimated travel times indicated by the model in the Wellhead Protection Plan. 4. The Park Dental site is immediately upgradient of both City wells with regards to groundwater flow direction. A spill that infiltrates at this site has a strong potential to contaminant both City wells. While the Park Dental site is outside the currently-delineated ERA, the site is still well within the highly- vulnerable capture zone of these wells. Therefore, any contaminants that reach groundwater at this site can still be expected to reach the City's wells. Based on the proximity of the Park Dental site to the ERA, one could still expect that a spill at the site could contaminate the City's wells in approximately one year. That leaves little time for the City to identify alternate site(s) for replacement wells, obtain property easements, design and construct new wells, modify the distribution system, and complete State permitting to utilize the wells. ml c:lusersllman nldesktoploph_stantec_park dental memo_03-25-2022.docx 10 of 24 March 25,2022 Eric Johnson,Oak Park Heights Page 2of2 Reference: Proposed Stormwater Infiltration at Park Dental Site For the reasons outlined above, we do not recommend stormwater infiltration at the Park Dental site. It should be noted that the Minnesota Stormwater Manual is a guidance for making decisions on stormwater infiltration. The guidance cannot encompass all situations in which infiltration is proposed. It is reasonable that any review of proposed stormwater infiltration look beyond the guidance to assess all risks. With the Park Dental site located in a highly-vulnerable DWSMA, immediately upgradient of the City's only water supply wells, we feel the risks are too great to recommend infiltration at this site. Stantec Consulting Services Inc. I'Nark Janovec, PG (MN) Senior Scientist Phone: 651-775-6532 Mark.Janovec@stantec.com Design with community in mind ml c:lusersllman nldesktoploph_stantec_park dental memo_03-25-2022.docx 11 of 24 l City of Oak Park Heights 14168 Oak Park Blvd. N•Box 2007•Oak Park Heights,MN 55082•Phone(651)439-4439•Fax(651)439-0574 March 22,2022 TO: X X X RE: 2022—City Street-Mill&Overlay Project Dear City Resident/Business Operator: The City is planning to perform a MILL&OVERLAY of a number of streets in your area during the summer of 2022 as generally shown in the map enclosed—noted in GREEN A MILL&OVERLAY generally consists of"milling"the top few inches of black-top from the roadway and then reapplying these as well as adding some new materials to that area to create an improved roadway surface.A MILL& OVERLAY is an intermediary step in road maintenance to reach the full life-cycle of a road.We would expect that the MILL and OVERLAY would delay the need for a full reconstruction for at least another decade. Unlike many communities, Oak Park Heights does not assess costs for MILL and OVERLAY projects.These costs are recovered through general property taxes. Although some failed curb sections will be replaced, generally curbing, driveway aprons and sidewalks are typically not affected with this type of project. However, there will be some localized disruption to your local street and which may cause you some temporary delay, undue noise and of course the traditional construction happenings. This work is slated to commence after the completion of the current school year and it may cause various disruptions in the area for approximately 60 days however except for some very short term delays all roads are expected to be generally passable. Please use caution when moving through these areas. When a more specific schedule is firm, the City will send out a second letter. 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