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Home My WebLink About1975-03-10 124 AC ORDER124 % Introduced by Councilor Mooney. March lo, 1975 CITY OF BANGOR (TITLE) (®rbgr, Establishing seweF Easements- KenduskeagatFeam_.. a ntei ,p[ sewer Extension..__ By µ+ City cowed of the City of Bangor: ORDERED, THAT the attached report of the city Engineer relative to the establishment of sewer easements for the installation and future maintenance of the Kenduskeag Stream Interceptor Sewer Extension from Interstate Highway I-95 to the Capehart-Sewage Treatment Plant be and hereby is accepted and be it further ORDERED, that said easements be established as noted therein. TT 124 AC IN CITY COUNCIL - 0 R 0 E R March 10, 1975 - Pasaea, .Title, _ 6(dL��y/LJyJ,.�gt§I21(BTimI See[ EeHe�oente KeMueke3q ITY CLEIU'L „1Ctj'GGm xn�etceRtoz semen Extension.. Introduced and filed by 1915 CITY CLEW$ OffIC9 ry CF •.ANFn9,idAME CITY of BANGOR, To the City Cumail: Personal to an order of the Cly Coumil,Ordeq...89..AC....__......_.., powers] ZeaA ... 17,1975 directing Me City Engineer W buy wt... trd etablish qasompsents_ for tlle install- ation and futuc m int ranee of to propos d,x nduskeag Stream Intex eptor....Sew Ext, sion ....._..Me City Engineer beim leave to report That of his intention to lay out .._@Aid Saban easements Me City Engineer gave written notes by notices attached M copies of said mderpostd for seven days prior M Me .25tb day of..£ebrgdry...19]5 ................ ,_,,,_,,,,,,,_, in two public plague in the City of Bangor and in Me vicinity of said atreet, to wit: one on the bulletin. board at _City_ Hall o near xntex tate overpass on valley nye One near 'Bull say, Bridge West Side on Griffin .Boad ......... 11 ------------------ and _....__ also gave notice by causing Me same to be published in Me Bahama DaaY NEWS, newspaper printed in acid city, for one week prior M Me 251:11 oti:..EeA.....19]5.......eow of said order and notices, so posted and published, is herein moment solitude part of this report. And that the said City Engineer met at Me time and place of meeting speai ld in the notices and proceeded to lay out the Loilob ng sewereasements,_. all s shown on a plan prepared by the City of Bangor Ingineering Department, entitled "Kenduskeag Interceptor Sewer Extension, Bangor, Maine, Right -of -Way Plan and Profile", Plan No. R-868, Sheets 3 thru 17, dated February 21, 1975, said plan on file in the office of the city Engineer. The location and easement requirement of each of the properties in- volved - volved a shown on the above mentioned right-of-way plans..is moro fully described as follows: S. A. Maxfield Co., Inc. PRD Vol. 1552; Pg. 325 The right to enter upon said property a ary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduskeag Stream Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 24" pipe and two manholes, between Station 1+89 and Station 5+74. Norman D. and Pauline C. Carlisle PRD Vol. 1926, Pg. 344 The right to enter upon said property as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduskeag Stream Interceptor Sewer consisting of a 24" pipe and three manholes, between Station 12+10 and Station 19+87 as shown on said right-of- way plan. Luther M. Moores PAD Vol. 1282, Pg, 107 The right to enter upon said property as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduskeag Stream Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 24" pipe and one manhole, from Station 19+87 to Station 23+22 as shown on said right-of-way plan. Maynard A. Call PRO Vol. 1195, Pg. 329 The right to enter upon said property as necessary ary to permit the in- stallation and future maintenance of a Portion of the Kenduskeag Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 24" pipe and one manhole, be- tween Station 23+22 and Station 26+24 as shown on said right-of-way plan. Sidney and Lynette Weinman PRD Vol. 2255, Pg. 193 The right to enter upon said property as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduskeag Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 24" pipe, between Station 26+24 and Station 29+10 as shown on said right-of-way plan. Hugo and Peter Frati PRO Vol. 2013, Pg. 224 The right to enter upon said propepty as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduakeag Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 24" pipe and three manholes, between Station 35+19 and Station 46+58 as shown on said right- of-way plan. John C. Cochrane PRD Vol. 2243, Pg. 147 The right to enter upon said property as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduskeag Stream Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 24" pipe and two manholes, between Station 46+58 and Station 47+97 as shown on said right-of- way plan. Frank M. Carter PRD Vol. 2278, Pg. 51 The right to enter upon said property as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduskeag Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 24" pipe, from Station 49+47 to Station 52+29 as shown on said sight -of -way plan. Lloyd 0. Coffin PRO Vol. 2156, Pg. 707 and Pg. 160 The right to enter upon said property as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduakeag Interceptor Sewer consisting of a 24" pipe and two manholes, be- tween Station 52+29 and Station 57+46 as shown on said right-of- way plan. S. A. Maxfield Co., Inc. PRD Vol. 1580, Pg. 12 The right to enter upon said property as necessary to permit the _installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduskeag Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 24" pipe and one manhole, be- tween Station 57+46 and Station 59+52 as shown on said right-of- way plana. Village Subaru PRD Vol.2389, Pg. 88 and VOL 2480, Pg. 74 The right to enter upon said property a ary to permit the installation and future maintenance of -a portion of the Kenduskeag Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 24" pipe, one manhole, siphon outlet chamber, and 8"sand 20" siphon piping, between Station 59+52 and Station 63+04. Luther and HeVerly R. Gary, Sr. PAD Vol. 1790, Pg. 104 The sight to enter upon said property as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduakeag Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 20" pipe and onmanhole, be- tween Station 64+79 and Station 69+89 as shown on said right-of- way plan. ,Carl H. Wotton PRD Vol. 1183, Pg. 180 Vol. 2081, Pg. 58 E 95 Vol. 2170, Pg. 677 The right to enter upon said property as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduskeag Stream Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 20" pipe and onmanhole, between Station 72+81 and Station 77+90 as shown on said right-of- way plan. Donald L. Chase PRO Vol. 1034, Pg. 243 The right to enter upon said property as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduskeag Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 20" pipe and two manholes, be- tween Station 77+90 and Station 86+18 as shown on said right-of- way plan. Frederick T. Witherly PRD Vol. 709, Pg. 5 E Pg. 1060 Vol. 757, Pg. 344 Vol. 1060, Pg. 434 The right to enter upon said property as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduskeag Stream Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 20" pipe and 10 manholes, between Station 88+66 and Station 114+67 as shown on said right- of-way plan. Harold D. 6 Grace Johnson PRD Vol.. 1293, Pg. 451 Vol.. 2449, Pg. 76 The right to enter upon .said property as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduskeag Interceptor Sewer, consisting of a 20" pipe, an 18" pipe, and one manhole, between Station 114+67 and Station 121+18 as shown on said .right-of-way plan. Cianbro Corporation PRD Vol. 2312, Pg. 339 The right to enter upon said property as necessary to permit the installation and future maintenance of a portion of the Kenduskeag Stream Interceptor Sewer, consisting of an 18" pipe and 10 manholes, between Station 121+18 and Station 152+04 as shown on said right- of-way plan.. The above described easements include a temporary construction easeent width of 50 feet, measured 25 feet either side of the center- . linemof the pipe, and a 20 foot wide permanent maintenance easement, measured 10 feet either side of the pipe. The easement would permit the City or its agents to install, remove, repair,a1lter, replace, restore, clean, and otherwise maintain the sewer lines and all " .appurtenant structures within the specified limits. There appeared at the time and place set for the meeting Mr. John E. Quirk, representing Village Subaru; Mr. NOrman D. Carlisle; Maynard A. Call/ Allan Strout; Carlton Strout; Luther Scores; Luther Gary, Jr.; James Ring o£ the Engineering Department, and the City Engineer. The City Engineer explained the scope and purpose of the project, with its primary goal being to permit the elimie tioniof the Capehart Treatment Plant, with the new Interceptor Sewer to convey the sewage from the Capehart area to the main treatment plant located on Main Street. The entire route of the sewer was shown on a map, and each individual property owner present w shown the specific construction plans as they pertained to his property. The property owners w assured at every attempt will be de to keep the alteration that mathe shoreline to asince it is the City's intent to try to pre- seive the natural beauty of the Stream area. The City Engineer explained that he would not recommend the payment of damages for any of the sewer easements, since chmfelt that the benefits far outweighed the damages; the elimination of the pollution caused by the Capehart Treatment Plant will clean up the Stream and should thereby increase property values; the location of the sewer s close to the shoreline, where present zoning regulations would not permit the construction of structures, so that the pipe would not impede the development of the land; and free entry would be allowed into the Interceptor Sewer by all property owners abutting the sewer. The City Engineer explained that the cost of new isnormallyassessed against the properties which are benefited, and a normal assessment would average about $3.00 per foot of frontage. The free entry would thus have considerable value when compared 'to the encumbrance to the land caused by the sewer. The City Engineer informed those property owners present that connecting stubs would be provided in the sewer line upon request during construction which could be used by them for connecting to the sewer. Connecting stubs Mr.e requested by Mr.. Carlisle, Mr. Moores, Mr. Call, and Mr. Quirk. .Moores pointed out that he has a well located approximately 80 feet from the proposed sewer line, and was concerned about contamination as a result of the construction. He was advised that the well would be tested before and after the sewer nstallation, and that the Contractor would be required to have sufficient insurance coverage to protect all adjacent property. All those present spoke in favor of the proposed sewer installation It is recommended that the sewer easements be established asnoted above, and that free entry into the sewer be allowed to all adjacent property owners in exchange Ear the payment of damages for the easements Respectfully submitted, Sohn T. in awley City Engineer STF:rlb