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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1985-09-23 85-338 ORDER85-338 Introduced by Councilor Cao, september 33, 1985 CITY OF BANGOR (¶nf,) of Maxim Court to.. Acceptable By tU City Covwil of tM Qty of11aeme: ORDERED. f THAT the attached report of the City Engineer showing the estimated cost and recommended assessments for the improvement of Maxim Court to acceptable standards be and hereby is accepted; and be it further ORDERED. THAT said roadway be constructed to acceptable standards for a distance of one hundred (100) Peet north from Third Street; and be it further CRDF9ED 9 THAT the sum of Coe Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($1,500.00) be appropriated from the Reserve for Future Construction — General Fund to cover the coat of said construction. IN CITY COUNCIL �, Septemer 33 lg$,"- Pass d"`sy q h CITY C Y, 85-338 ORDER Title, Atli ing Con [x tine �uE� NaxSs Cost to Acceptable Standards noduc a by Cowcilma I 0 CITY U BANGOR, MAINE Engineering Department September 19, 1985 To the Municipal Officers: Reference is made to City Council Order No. 84-223 passed May 30, 1984 directing the City Engineer to do a Cost Study for the reconstruction of Maxim Court to acceptable standards. plans and Cost Estimates have been completed, which would indicate the Yollowingt Maxim Court is a 20 -foot wide unaccepted right-of-way which extends approximately 150 feet north from Third Street, located between Warren Street and Ceder Street. The right-of-way serves two properties on Third Street, and two additional properties located to the rear. The proposed reconstruction would extend only for a distance of 100 feet to the southerly line of the rear - properties, since the two rear properties are under one ownership, and the owner has recently repaved the entire area. The portion of the right-of-way to be reconstructed would require excavation and the installation of a 12 inch gravel base and a 3 inch bitu- minous concrete surface to a width of 12 Peet, for a distance of approximately 100 feet north from Third Street. Two small trees would be removed, and the disturbed areas adjacent to the roadway would be provided with topsoil and seed. The total estimated cost of the construction is $1,500.00. Of this amount, the City would pa �v two-thirds in accordance with the provisions of Chapter VI Artrcle 4, Section 2 of the Laws and Ordinances of the City of Bangor, and the remaining one-third of the coat would be assessed against the properties benefitted, as follows; Jon Dawson, property at 101 Third Street $250.00 Maine Savings Bank, c/o Barley A. Craig, property At 97 Third Street.. Total $500.00 It is considered desirable to construct the subject street to acceptable standards, since it will permit more efficient maintenance, including snow plowing, by the City. It is recom- mended that construction be undertaken thin fall. Plane showing the proposed construction are on file in the Office of the City Engineer. R'eessI1lpeectt"ffully submitted, dTPtjkp Jo bn T. Brawl City Engineer