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72. November 23. 1971 This plan sets forth an orderly sequence of operations and takes into consideration such factors as: (1) Typesi'pf impMo~e~n~s and their inter-relations. (2) Seasonal requirements for the type of work. (3) School year and its effect on adjacent work. (4) Minimum disruption of residential areas by the work, although some disruption is inevitable. Also, prices have gone up considerably since initial cost estimates were made. Additionally, estimates were made without benefit of detailed plans and probably are quite lower than currently may be the case. We have already resurfaced Leckie Street, east to the project's western boundary; Spratley Street, east to the western boundary; Fort Lane, north.to the southern boundary; and, Him Avenue, south of Holladay Street, at a total cost of $8,000. Here are the improvements scheduled and proposed timetable for accomplishment: Roadway demolition to the southern limits; Armstrong to Elm. is scheduled in January, 1972 along Armstrong Street, from Blair along Blair, from Owens Street to Hlm Avenue; and, Holladay, from In July, 1972, demolition will proceed along Armstrong Street, between Leckie and Spratl~y. In May, 1975, there will be demolition along Harrell Street, from Elm Avenue to Webster. Other demolition would occur in June, 1975, along Butler Street, Lane and Williams Streets, and the west end of "A" Street. Demolition along Primrose Street, from "B" to Holladay, would occur in September, 1975. We would begin survey work for storm drains in January, 1972 along the southwest boundar~ of the project and the following month along Ann and Armstrong Streets. Planning work for the southwest boundary would be from February through April, with construction from June through September. Construction work on Ann Street would begin in May and on Armstrong in July. Drainage work at the north end of Owens Street would begin in August and we could expect to let the north boundary contract in October and complete the job in December. Storm drains with construction September, 1973. east of the Park View Elementary School would be contracted in,April, 1974, in May and June. The survey work for this project would be completed in Our survey work for sanitary sewers also would begin in January, 1972, the planning in February, and contract award in June. Construction should then start in July. Water and gas lines' installation is planned and water lines along Hotladay Street, from Fort end of Owens Street in July, 1972. along Armstrong Street during May, 1972, Lane to Hatton Street, and at the north Water line installations also are planned in April, 1975 along "A" Street, from Blm Avenue to Williams, and along Williams Street in May and June, 1973. Similar work would be accomplished along Parkview, Riverview and Linden Avenues in March, 1973, and along Harre] Street in April. The schedule for street construction and new walks begins on Armstrong Street during July and August, 1972; the north end of Owens in August and September; Park View and Rivervie Avenues in April, May and June, 1975; Linden Avenue in APril and May, 1975; Harrell Street in April and May, 1975; Butler, Lane and Williams, and ,A" Street to the west end, in June, July and August, 1973; West Ann Street and south Owens' construction would be from May throu August, 1974. ~ Other walks, unassociated with the street construction pro~ram, w0uld be constructed I at Primrose in October, 1973; Him to Armstrong~ SePtember, ~1973, Hatton to Holladay, October,! 1973; Owens and Butler, during June, July and August, 1973. ~ All other streets not heretofore specifically listed, but which will be worked, will be slurry sealed (a liquified asphalt)~ This-work will begin in June, 1972 and be completed over a 2-year period. Construction of a parking lot on Elm Avenue will be started in JulY, at "A" and Williams in June, 1975, and one east of the elementary school, 1974. 1972, another lot starting in May, Our Recreation Department is prepared to develop a six-acre Park View playground and a Blair Street playlot, the latter a small area encompassing about six lots. The development plan for the two areas, as submitted in the project application, was ~used as a guide for actual implementation of the plan. The Recreation. Director points out that size of the Park View playground, if desired, can be reduced by amendment ito the application, but this would eliminate some of the importan facilities planned. }