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– Alternatives Analysis (Contingency. The street improvements within the Edgewater neighborhood appear to be driven by utility impacts rather than pavement distress. The sewer system repairs appear to be size on size repairs while the stormwater system is significantly upsized. Substantial savings could be achieved if the City can avoid upsizing the storm system. Installation of about 300 LF of pipe along French Prairie in areas already intended for repaving could bypass a large portion of storm flows from the village center area and alleviate the need to upsize lines and repave in this neighborhood. Xxxxxx will prepare an alternatives analysis to determine if a diversion of stormwater from the village center area would be a cost-effective approach to minimizing impacts to the Edgewater neighborhood. Xxxxxx will work with the City to delineate revised basins created by the diversion. Wallis Engineering will complete any necessary stormwater modeling needed to determine if existing stormwater lines within the Edgewater neighborhood will be sufficient. Xxxxxx will compare alternatives and summarize recommendations within a memorandum, supplemented by planning-level cost estimates for these alternatives.
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