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Home My Public Portal About2018-03-22 packetNotice of Meeting & Tentative Agenda City of Jefferson Public Works & Planning Committee 1) Introductions Thursday, March 22, 2018 7:30a .m. John G. Christy Municipal Bu ilding , 320 East McCarty Street Boone /Bancroft Room (Upper Level ) TENTATIVE AGENDA 2) Approval of the February 22 , 2018 Committee meeting m i nutes 3) New Business 1. 2018 CIP Work Plan & Wastewater CIP Work Plan (David Bange/Eric Seaman) 2. Liveable Streets Update (David Bange) 3. Permissive Use of Right-of-Way for Art Display on Electrical Boxes on Cap ital Avenue (Britt Smith) 4 . Request For Proposals for Para Transit Eligibility Determ i nation (Mark Mehmert) 5. Automatic Vehicle Locators and Passenger Counters (Mark Mehmert) 4) Other T epics 1. Water Main Leak Report (Britt Smith ) 5) Citizen opportun ity to address Council /Staff on Stormwater and Other Pub lic Works Issues 6) Adjourn NOTES Individuals should contact the ADA Coordinator at (573) 634-6570 to request accommodations o r alternative formats as required under the America ns with D isabilit ies Act. Please allow three business days to process the request. Please call (573) 634 -6410 w ith question s regarding agenda items. MINUTES JEFFERSON CITY PUBLIC WORKS AND PLANNING COMMITTEE Boone/Bancroft Room Committee Members Present: Larry Henry, Chairman Ken Hussey Ron Fitzwater Rick Prather Rick Mihalevich Staff Present: John G. Christy Municipal Building 320 East McCarty Street February 22, 2018 Matt Morasch, Public Works Director David Bange, City Engineer Don Fontana, Stormwater Engineer Eric Seaman, Wastewater Division Director Sonny Sanders, Planning & Protective Services Director David Grellner, Environmental Health Services Manager Jayme Abbott, Neighborhood Services Coordinator Dave Helmick, Housing/Property Inspector Sheri Johnston, Neighborhood Services Specialist Larry Burkhardt, Building Official Matt Schofield, Fire Chief Ryan Moehlman, City Counselor Steve Crowell, City Administrator Brenda Wunderlich, Administrative Assistant Attendance 8 of8 8 of8 8 of8 7 of8 6 of8 Chairman Henry called the meeting to order at 7:30 a.m. A quorum was present at this time. The following guests were present: Joe Markus, Extenet; Cathy Brown, OA/FMDC-State of Missouri; Councilman Mark Schrieber; Greg Dorge, CMPS; Henry Gensky, 1127 Leslie Boulevard; Michael and Jane Lester, 316 Hickory Street; Z.A. Wheat, 1212 Moreau Drive; and Nicole Roberts, News Tribune. 1. Introductions Introductions were made at this time. 2. Approval of the December 7, 2017 Committee meeting minutes Councilman Hussey moved and Councilman Fitzwater seconded to approve the December 7, 2017 minutes, motion carried. 3. New Business 1. Extenet Systems Inc. Communication Request (Ryan Moehlman) Mr. Moehlman explained staff is requesting support of the permissive use for the installation of communication equipment on an AmerenUE owned utility pole adjacent to 1310 E. McCarty Street. Councilman Hussey moved and Councilman Prather seconded to refer the Permissive Use of Right-of-way for Extenet Systems Inc. to the City Council with recommendation to approve, motion carried. Minutes/Jefferson City Public Works and Planning Committee February 22, 2018 2. High Street Sidewalk Repair and Electric Update (David Bange) Mr. Morasch distributed a handout of the funding needs and explained the bid for the Downtown sidewalk and street repair came in at $775,000 of which $153,000 is above what has currently been appropriated for the project. He further explained the costs for electrical options for the festival electric. There was discussion among Committee members and staff regarding the funding needs for the sidewalk and street repair, the festival electric needs, and the need to prioritize funds for various City projects. 2 Councilman Hussey moved and Councilman Prather seconded to have staff set a Council Work Session for Monday, March 12, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. to discuss various project funding, motion carried. 7. Traffic Concerns Related to State Capitol Renovation Project (Matt Morasch) Mr. Bange explained staff has been working with the State on a traffic plan due to the renovations planned for the Capitol building. There was discussion among Committee members, staff and Ms. Brown regarding the traffic plans, parking, entrances remaining open to pedestrians, and the project time frame from March 2018 to 2020. 3. Scholastic Water Quality Basin -Robinson Road (David Bange) Mr. Bange explained staff is requesting support to allow Scholastic Inc. to construct a water quality basin, install a stormwater pipe, and construct a haul road on City owned property at 3025 Robinson Road which was purchased for Fire Station #2. Mr. Moehlman will bring an agreement forward for City Council approval. 4. Overlay and Fog Seal List (Matt Morasch) Mr. Morasch explained staff is requesting endorsement of the street resurfacing and seal coat plans for the coming year. There was discussion among Committee members and staff regarding the prioritization of the various streets, if streets were previously on the list, and bidding St. Mary's Boulevard as an alternate. Councilman Mihalevich moved and Councilman Prather seconded to endorse the proposed overlay and fog seal list with any contingency funds to be used for St. Mary's Boulevard overlay, motion carried. 5. Street Division Dump Truck Purchase (Matt Morasch) Mr. Morasch explained staff is requesting funding to replace two failed dump trucks which have cracked frames and can no longer be legally driven on the street. Minutes/Jefferson City Public Works and Planning Committee February 22, 2018 3 There was discussion among Committee member and staff regarding cost, truck rental, and looking at used dump trucks. Committee members referred this item for discussion at the City Council Work Session to be scheduled for March 12. 6. Amending Chapter 8 Landlord-Abandoned Building Registration (Jayme Abbott) Ms. Abbott explained staff has identified ways to amend the City landlord registration and abandoned building codes to strengthen code enforcement, clarify expectations and improve communications with landlords and abandoned building owners. There was discussion among Committee members and staff regarding the registration process, registration fee, and penalty for failing to register. Councilman Prather moved and Councilman Hussey seconded to refer the amendments to Chapter 8 to the City Council with recommendation to approve. 4. Other Topics 1. Water Main Leak Report (Britt Smith) Mr. Morasch referred Committee members to the report included in the packet. 2. Monroe Street Update (David Bange) Mr. Morasch explained there was no additional update from the previous Committee meeting. 3. Central Dairy Incident Update (Eric Seaman) Mr. Morasch explained staff is working with Central Dairy on a pretreatment plan at this time. 4. ISO Building Code Evaluation Report (Larry Burkhardt) Mr. Burkhardt explained the recent review and analysis of the Building Regulations Division by the Insurance Services Office (ISO). 5. Cardboard Recycling Update (Jayme Abbott) Ms. Abbott explained the continual problems with the current contractor not servicing the recycling containers in accordance to the contract which often leads to full containers and illegal dumping. Staff recommends switching to Republic Services for the cardboard recycling at a cost of $34,000.00 per year. 6. Yard Waste Compost Contract Request for Proposal Mr. Grellner explained a survey was conducted and staff is working to develop a request for proposal (RFP) for yard waste drop-off and compost services with the information submitted from the survey. 7. Lincoln University Transit Partnership Update (Matt Morasch) Minutes/Jefferson City Public Works and Planning Committee 4 February 22, 2018 Mr. Morasch explained the partnership program has been utilized by Lincoln University staff and students. 5. Citizen Opportunity to address Council/Staff on Stormwater and Other Public Works Issues 1. Henry Gensky, 1127 Leslie Boulevard-Stormwater Concern Mr. Gensky explained he is requesting the City put in another 50 feet of curbing to correct the stormwater problem in the area. He stated the curbing in front of his house was the old moon shape and he has replaced 22 feet in front of his property. Since 1302 Leslie has tiled their downspouts into the curbing there have been problems. Mr. Wheat of 1212 Moreau stated the problem is the combination of water from, Moreau Drive and the downspouts at 1302 Leslie Boulevard which is causing water to rush down to is retaining wall. There was discussion among Committee members, staff and those present regarding various stormwater problems within the City, putting downspouts to the curb, new curbing not solving the problems, and cost sharing. Mr. Morasch explained the City has done cost share in the past by paying for concrete and help with the engineering but the property owners pay to have the work done. &. Adjourn Councilman Prather moved and Councilman Fitzwater seconded to adjourn the meeting at this time (9:33a.m.), motion carried. Memorandum 3 20Eas tMcCartyStreet • JeffersonCity,Miss ourl65101 • P: 573 .6 34 .6410 • F: 57 3 .6 34 .656 2 • www .jeffersoncitymo.gov Date : March 15, 2018 To: Public Works and Planning Committee From : David Bange P.E., City Engineer v?b Subject: 2018 Capital Improvement Project Work Plan City Staff is asking the Committee to approve the attached Capitol Improvement Work Plan for the Engineering Division . The list has several projects that have carried over from last year including two joint projects with the County, namely, the Clark Avenue Traffic Study and the MSP Development Projects . In addition we will be working on two additional joint City/County projects, namely, the East High Street renovations and the design of the Dunklin Street Bridge and Corridor Improvements. With the additional funding for stormwater, three projects are being proposed along w ith the modeling and evaluation of two locations that have been the subject of recent flood ing . Under the Sidewalk and Greenway category there are a number of projects that are be i ng undertaken in support of the Parks Department with the goal of provid ing connectiv ity between existing tra ils as well as new trails into our parks. Engineering has also begun to look at how the $500,000 in sidewalk funding in Sales Tax G should be spent. We are proposing that 2/3 of the fund ing be designated for new construction and 1/3 be set aside for the repair of existing sidewal ks. From the funding earmarked for new sidewalks will come the matching funds for the Missouri Boulevard Sidewalk project for wh ich we have received a TAP grant. We will look to see if there are other opportunities for this funding to match grants, and look at other ways of leveraging these funds . One of the ways th is will be done is through the evaluation of currently deferred sidewalks, or private development projects that arise over the life of the tax , to see if the City's involvement in the vicinity of those projects to c lose gaps or overcome other hurtles could make these projects viable , and by do ing so stretch the C ity's dollars in the same manner as a grant. Also included are projects that we are working on with the Transit , F ire, and at C ity Hall. If you have any questions concerning this item I can be reached at 634-6433. DB :db U:\Public Works\Engineering\dbange\PUBLIC WORKS & PLANNING\201813-201812018 CIP Work Plan .d ocx Project Roadway Dunklin Street Bridge and Corridor• East High Street. Pine t o Vetter• MSP Parkway' Highway S0/63 Clark Avenue Interchange•• Street Resurfadng Fog Sealing Stormwater Mesa Chickadee Schellrldge Cedar Hill/Timber Trail/Satinwood Douglas Area Emergency Projects Sidewalk/Greenway Missouri Boulevard Sidewalk'' • 2018 CIP Work Plan Associated Tasks to be Completed in 2018 Select Consultant. Design Con t ract. Design Management Final Design and Construction Design/Work as Needed Traffic Study & Conceptual Design Selection. Spedfying. Construction Selection. Spedfiylng. Application Design Management. Construction Design Management. Construction Design Management, Construction Stormwater Study Stormwat er Study As Needed Easement Acquisition and Construction Downtown Sidewalk. Electric. Street Repair Fin al Design and Cons t ruction Bike M arklng/Signage o n W. Main Street, Clay Street to Memorial Design and Installation Park Bike Marklng/Signage on Miller Street, Wears Creek Greenway Trail to East Branch Greenway Trail Creek Trail Greenway and Sewer Frog Hollow Greenway Highway 179 to Edgewood St. Louis Road to Riverside Greenway Fairgrounds Acres t o Co unty Park Greenway Various Sidewalks'' Transit New Gutters on CM and Transit Office/Roof on Car Wash Various Bus Shelter Improvements Other Oty Hall Generator Fire Station #2 Water Quality Basin Wate r Quality Designs f or Wellness Center • Existing or Proposed City/County Cooperative Project •• City/County project using STP funds ••• TAP Grant Project Design and Installation Design and Construction Final Design and Construction Design and Easement Acquisi tion Design and Construction Evaluation. Location Selection. and Grant Writing Co nstruction Bidding. Constructio n Construction Development agreement Construction Inspection Design Estimate of Total Project 2018 Tasks Estimate Source of Funds $250.000 $1 .700,000 $10.000 $126.853 $1.050.000 $150.000 $150.000 $150.000 $300,000 $48,200 $30,800 $380,000 $1,200,000 $14,000 $20,000 $450.000 S167.300 $35,000 $150,000 $24.000 $100.000 $97,938 $25,000 $2.900,000 Sales Tax G $1,700,000 Sales Tax G $56,000 MSP, Sales Tax G $126,853 Sales Tax G. and STP Funds ($93,658 .26) $1.050,000 Sales Tax G $150,000 Sales Tax G $150,000 General Fund/Sales Tax F and G $150,000 General Fund/Sales Tax F and G $300,000 General Fund/Sales Tax F and G $48,200 General Fund/Sales Tax F and G $30,800 General Fund/Sal es Tax F and G Sales Tax G $380,000 Sales Tax G and TAP Funds ($278,564) $1,200,000 General Fund/Sales Tax G continge ncy $14,000 Sales Tax F and G $20,000 Sales Tax G $4SO,OOO Sales Tax G (pa rks funds) & Sewer Funds $167,300 Sales Tax G (par ks funds) $260,000 Sales Tax G (parks f unds) $35,000 Sales Tax G (par ks funds) $SDO,OOO Sales Tax G $24,000 Transit. Sa les Tax F $100,000 Tr ansit, Sa les Ta x F $97,938 General Fund $2S,DOO Sales Tax Pa rks Funds "There Is $500.00D over the lif e of Sales Tax G for sidewalk projects. It is proposed that 2/3 of t his money be used for the const ruction of new sidewalks and 1/3 be used for the repair of exist ing sidewalks. Department of Public Works Memorandum 320 E. McCarty Street • Jefferson City , Missouri 65101 • P 573 -634-6410 • F 573-634-6562 • www.ieffcitymo .org Date : March 12, 2018 To : Public Works and Planning Committee From : Eric Seaman , Wastewater Division Director #6443 Subject: 2018 Wastewater Capital Improvements Workplan Currently in construction : Project: Replace ABB Pump Station and Forcemain-replace existing pump station and forcemain from airport to headworks of treatment plant. Estimated Completion: 2018 Engineer: Engineering Surveys and Services Contractor: CSE Enterprises llC Project to be Awarded March 12, 2018 : Project: Pump Station Floodproofing-install flood proofing measures on Green Meadow Pump Sation Estimated Completion: 2018 Engineer: In-House Contractor: Stockman Construction llC Projects in Design : Project: Frog Hollow Relief Sewer Extension-Upgrade hydraulically undersized sewer in conjunction with Greenway Trail Upgrade. Estimated Completion: 2018 Engineer: In-House Project : Basin 17 Relief Sewer-Install peak flow storage/relief sewers in Calvin Lane area . Estimated Completion: 2018 Engineer : Central Missouri Professional Services, Inc. Public Works CORE -improve the f ommunity -take Qwnership-deliver R esults-g mpathize with the customer Project: Basin 12 Relief Sewers-Phase II-Norris Drive to Marilyn/Lowell Estimated Compl etion: 2018 Engineer: Donohue & Associates Pr oject: sewer main replacement-replace old sewers between Broad more Apts an d Ta nner Bridge Road (north of YM CA on Ellis Blvd). Estimated Compl etion : 2018 Engineer: In-House Note: May combine with another sanitary or stormwater replacement bid to achieve economy-of- scale. Project: St. Marys Blvd sewer main replacement-replace/rehab old sewers on north side of St. M arys Blvd. Estimated Completion: 2018 Engineer: In-House Project: Small treatment plant projects: A. Air piping and va lve repair B. Tele sco p ing valve r epa irs C. Dry Bio soli ds Temp Storage D. Rep lace HVAC in South Building Estimated Completion: 2018 Engineer: In-House, MECO Engineering for Dry Bisolids Building Projects i n Planning : Project: Westview Pump Station Upgrade-replace ex isting pump station on South Brooks Street in Westview Subdivision Public Works CORE -improve the ~omm unity-take Q wnership-deliver Resul ts-£mpathize with the customer Memorandum 320EastMcCarty5treet • Jeffe rsonCity,Missouri6 5101 • P: 573 .63 4.6410 • F: 573.634.6562 • www.jeffersoncitvmo.gov Date: To: From : Subject: March 19, 2018 Public Works and Planning Committee David Bange P .E., City Engineer \)YD Livable Streets and Changes to Chapter 32 of the City Code Given the significant steps that the Council has taken , input of the c itizenry , the posit ive reception to recent developments, and the involvement of Capitol Region Medical Center through Hea lthy Schools Healthy Communities it appears that it is the appropriate time to beg in to codify ing the ideas that are embodied within livable streets concepts into the City code . Over the last several years the City Council has taken a number of steps that support and in some cases require the concepts that are contained in the livable or complete streets concepts. Among these actions was the approval of a resolution in 2011 (attached) that adopted a livable st reets po licy. This policy was built upon the Sidewalk Plan that was adopted by the Council in 2010 . In more recent times the Council adopted the Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan that was developed by the CAMPO , wh ich in addition to a being a roadmap for the further development of pedestrian and bicycle faci lities , also contains a model livable streets policy. This past year the Council adopted the Historic Southside/Old Munichburg District & Neighborhood Plan which at its core espoused the sense of place and community that comes from creating livable streets. The document dedicates several chapters to these ideas including the redevelopment of Dunklin Street and a chapter on great streets wh ich promotes the design of streets for all modes of transportation . Many of these plans and documents were developed with a significate focus on public input. The most recent and perhaps the most extensive public input that has been received are the comments that are contained within the Parks Masterplan that is still in the process of being f inalized . Looking at the survey responses of nearly 500 households the most important and sought after amenity , receiving more than 75% of the first place votes, was walking and biking trails . Even though new development in the City has been somewhat limited in the recent past we have seen the fruits of livable streets ideas taking shape. An example would be the Stoneridge Development in which you will find sidewalks and a multi-use trail , transit facilities includ ing bus turnouts and shelters as well as a landscaping plan with trees and other plantings. The Capitol Avenue project which was completed last fall highlights what can be done to integrate pedestrian , b ike , and transit activities into our built environment. While not yet shown extensively to the public the site plan for the second high school shows their 1 00 acre plus site wrapped with sidewalks and a l ocation for a greenway trail through the heart of their athletic facilities. U:\Publ ic Works\Engineering\dbange\PUBLIC WORKS & PLANNING\2018\3-2018\Livab le Streets.docx Memorandum 2 The concepts of sense of place, inclusion, transportation for all modes, and improved quality of life, which are the basis of livable streets are embodied in our built environment. Because of that connection to the infrastructure Staff proposes that these concepts could well be codified within Chapter 32 of the Code which pertains to the construction of Streets and Sidewalks. The intent is to avoid strict prescriptive measures; instead we would look to provide for a flexible framework that allows for the needs of all users to be met. It is anticipated that this will be accomplished through an introductory paragraph to the chapter describing that the goal of the City's infrastructure is to support all modes of travel followed by an explanation of what that looks like in practice. As a result of the steps that have been taken it is Staff's intention to begin to draft language for Chapter 32 which will be presented to the Committee in the upcoming months. If you have any questions concerning this item I can be reached at 634-6433. DB:db U:\Public Works\Engineering\dbange\PUBLIC WORKS & PLANNING\2018\3-2018\Livable Streets.docx RESOLUTION RS 2011-33 Sponsored by Councilman Scrivner A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF JEFFERSON, MISSOURI ADOPTING A LIVABLE STREETS POLICY WHEREAS, the City of Jefferson is committed to providing a safe, comfortable, efficient. and connected transportation network for all users; and WHEREAS, everyone is a pedestrian, but youth, older citizens, and citizens with disabilities often rely on non-motorized modes, transit, and mobility aids to meet basic transportation needs; and WHEREAS, the City desires to promote public health by encouraging walking and bicycling as part of active living; and WHEREAS, the City desires to promote not only quality of life for residents, but quality of place for tourists and visitors to the Capital City, irrespective of mode of travel, realizing that all will benefit from complete or "livable" streets; and WHEREAS, the City previously adopted the Jefferson City Sidewalk Plan, which recognizes the contribution of sidewalks to the transportation network. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Jefferson, Missouri, as follows: Section 1. Title This policy shall be known as the "Livable Streets Policy." Section 2. Purpose. The Livable Streets Policy sets forth guiding principles and practices to be considered in transportation projects, so as to encourage walking, bicycling, and transit use while promoting safe use and operations for all users. Section 3. Definitions:. Livable Street -means a transportation corridor for all users including pedestrians, bicyclists, transit riders, cars, trucks, motorcycles, and buses. ''Livable Streets" are designed and operated to safely facilitate movement of 1 people of all ages and abilities from destination to destination along and across a continuous travel network. Livable Street Elements -means transportation improvements, facilities, and amenities that accommodate and/or promote multiple modes of travel, including pedestrian, bicycle, and transit in addition to cars, trucks, motorcycles, and buses. These elements are defined and recognized by the Institute of Transportation Engineers and the American Planning Association. Public Improvement Project -means new roads, trails, sidewalks, and facilities or reconstruction thereof, as well as private improvement projects constructed and/or maintained in whole or part with City funds, owned or leased by the City and/or intended to be dedicated to the City. Section 4. Applicability. 1. This policy applies to the design, construction, and maintenance of Public Improvement Projects. 2. The City shall consider public plans, standards, regulations, and ordinances that further this Policy. Section 5. Guiding Principles. Guiding principles and practices of the "Livable Streets Policy" are as follows: 1. "Livable Streets" are designed to serve everyone -pedestrians, bicyclists, transit riders, and motorists -and persons of all ages and abilities. 2. The design and construction of all Public Improvement Projects should include Livable Streets elements identified in and required by the following plans, except as limited by Paragraph 3, below. a. Public plans; b. Capital Improvement Plan adopted by the City Council; c. Development codes and ordinances. 3. Livable Streets Elements should be considered within the balance of mode and context of the community, including, but not limited to, environmental sensitivity, costs budget, demand, probable use, space, and area requirements and limitations, and legal requirements and limitations. 4. The City intends to incorporate Livable Streets principles into all public strategic plans, standards and regulations, and subsequent updates, including a. Comprehensive plan, neighborhood plans, Greenway Plan b. Development related codes and ordinances, including the Zoning Code, Subdivision Code, and other relevant codes, 2 c. Capital Improvement Plans adopted by the City Council d. Design manuals, e. Policies, practices, procedures, programs, rules, and training, as directed by the City Administrator 5. It is a goal of the City to foster partnerships with the State of Missouri, Cole County, Callaway County, Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, Lincoln University, public and private schools, neighborhoods, businesses, and citizens in consideration of functional facilities and accommodations in furtherance of the City's Livable Streets Policy, and the continuation of such facilities and accommodations beyond the City's borders or maintenance. 6. The City recognizes that Livable Streets may be achieved through elements incorporated into a single project or incrementally through a series of improvements or maintenance activities over time. 7. The City will consider possible funding sources to plan and implement this policy and shall investigate grants that may be available to make Livable Streets more economically feasible. Section 6. Livable Streets Summary. 1. A summary or description of the Livable Streets Elements of all Public Improvement Projects shall be included in: a. The Capital Improvements Plan; and b. The development review report of any private development plan that requires City Council approval. 2. If a Livable Streets Element identified in and required by adopted public plans or development related ordinance is not incorporated into the project, such omission shall be documented in the Livable Streets Summary that demonstrates: a. That the accommodation is not necessary because non-motorized use is prohibited; b. That the cost of accommodation is excessively disproportionate to the need or probable future use; or c. A documented absence of current or future need. d. Documentation shall be conducted by appropriate staff; or for private projects, the owner shall conduct the documentation. e. The documentation shall be submitted to the City Administrator and/or the City Council, as appropriate, for consideration prior to approval of project design. 3 Section 7. Livable Streets Advisory Board. A Livable Streets Advisory Board shall be established. ATTEST: APPROVED AS TO FORM: Interim City Counselor 4 Department of Public Wor ks Memorandum 320 East McCarty Stree t • jefferson City, Mi sso uri 65101 • P: 573.634.6410 • F: 573 .63 4 .6562 • www.jeffcitymo.org Date: To : From: Subject: May 18, 2016 Public Works and Planning Committee Britt E. Smith, P.E~ Permissive Use of Right-of-Way for Art Display on Capital Ave. The Cultural Arts Foundation is requesting a permissive use of right-of-way to display art on the electrical box recently installed on the Capital Ave. Staff supports this request. As outlined by the attached documents, the Cultural Arts Foundation has developed a theme of art works proposed to be displayed on the electrical boxes on Capital Ave . As the committee can see the art features architectural elements from many of the historic homes within the area. The proposed application will not interfere with designed use of the boxes and is done is such a way that removal of the art work will not affect the appearance of the boxes. Only minimal assistance from the City will be needed in the installation of the art work . The project is outlined on the attachments provided by the artist and project coordinator Mary Ann Hall. Attachment U :\Public Works\Ope ratio ns\b smith\PWandP\Eiectric Box Art.docx Capitol Avenue Art Project In December 2017, the Cultural Arts Foundation proposed a project to create art to decorate the 8, Ci ty-owned, black electric utility boxes along Cap itol Avenue. Discussion started in December 2017 with a committee of fourteen community members.* A variety of ideas were researched and discussed. The art and layout ideas considered included provisions for utility areas on the boxes that cannot be covered. The artwork of local artist, Mary Ann Hall representing entrances of buildings in the historic district was accepted by the committee. A Power Point presentation was made to explain the project to the Capitol Avenue Landmark League (CALL), as well. Several property and business owners, city councilmen and the mayor who attended were very positive about the project. Points considered for box design and layout Challenges with powder coated metal boxes Painting directly on boxes involved more preparation and cost Alternative concept to use vinyl application involved less time and less cost Long term capability of proposed art on vinyl Art divided with 3" space between 2 door panels to accommodate opening Appropriate art theme to represent historic district Architecture elements to highlight entrances of buildings in hi storic di strict Need for consistent art style Vinyl specification Same heavy-duty vinyl used for outdoor sign age Can be laminated for additional protection Solvents cannot be used to remove any graffiti Low cost replacement expense Box preparation and art application Surface clean and temperature above 50 degrees City will temporarily remove door handles for easier vinyl application Team of 3 volunteers from committee will apply vinyl Volunteers will paint chrome bolts in center area with black epoxy paint Power Point exhibits 1 Line drawing art areas and measurements 2 Street side of box with panel doors without art 3 Street side art on 6 boxes with space shown betw een doors 4 Sidewalk side of box with ventilation flange without art 5 Sidewalk side-2 boxes with ventilation flange 6 Suggestion for future sidewalk side information panel Completion goal First week of May in time for the "Porch Fest" on Capitol Avenue, May 6 *Capitol Avenue Project Committee members : Cultural Arts Foundation Members Lucia Kincheloe , Chair Liz Minton Patsy Johnson Richard McGonegal Mitchell Woodrum CULTURAL ARTS FOUNDATION Carrie Tergin, Mayor Holly Stitt, Avenue HQ Diane Gille spie , Convention and Visitors Bureau Donna Deetz, Historic City of Jefferson Tony Lutz, Huber Associates and Capital Arts Amy Schroeder, Capital Arts Commission Mark Schreiber, City Counci l man Joyce Nuenswander, HALO Mary Ann Hall, Local artist Manufacture Company label Pa d lock Co ncr et e base 4" x34" • I I • I I 2": ....... 44" Heigh t #1 -Line drawing, art areas and measurements ----------------------------1 Two Bo xes Street Side 700 block only Art Area 20" x 30" 1----~--------------------~ ------------------, Ventilation flange 7.5 " 16" X 20 " Art Area 5 " Pad lock No art on side of box 1 in ch = 12" = 1 foot • • ~------------... I • Do o r panel Doo r pa ne l Six Boxes Street Side Art area Ar t area 13.5" X 36" 13.5" X 36" 400, 500 & 60 0 blocks I I I 3 '~ I.:...+ I I I • Chrome bolts .I • Handle I Hand le ~------------~ Indicates art area . ------------ I I . ·------------~ • Met al Base 34" Width 4"1 ~----------------------~ FRONT 44 inches high #2-Street side panel doors w ithout artwork Pad l ock FRONT facing STREET Doors, handles & pad locks placement indicated in blue Chrome bolts indicated w ith w hite dot Art area indicated w ith w hite dotted line #4-Street side with art on panel doors 6 boxes in 400, 500 & 600 blocks #3 -Sidewalk side ventilation flange without art Metal plate compan y name Milbank padlock Co n a ·ete Base ventil ati o n fl a n ge #5 Si dewalk side two boxes with ventilation flange 700 Block only #6-Suggestion for future sidewalk side use as i nformatio n pane l Metal plate company name Milbank pad lock Built circa in the 1930 's at the height of the Art Deco architectural sty le, this large apattment bui lding is one of the fe w remaining examples of that sty le in Jefferson City. Apattment buildings, lat·ge homes and u1a.u"''u''" exist side by side in this area because the y were built before zoning laws passed. The demand for affordable housing fo r state workers increased as state governmenr added more departments . This recently renovated building has 24 units. Scroll format used to include various information pieces about Capitol Ave. history Ventilation flange area could include visual po int or instructions f or reality app to in clude buildings in that parti cular block Department of Public Works • JEF ��}RAN Memorandum 320 E. McCarty Street • Jefferson City, Missouri 65101 • P 573-634-6410 • F 573-634-6562 Date: March 19, 2018 To: Public Works Committee Through: Matt Morasch, P.E., Public Works Director From: Mark Mehmert, Transit Director Subject: RFP for ADA Eligibility www.ieffcitymo.org JEFFTRAN staff is seeking Public Works Committee support of issuing a Request for Proposal (RFP) for the purposes of recertifying eligibility for Handiwheels riders and potentially certifying future applicants. In October 2017, Lochmueller Group submitted its Final Report and Recommendations to CAMPO as part of its Comprehensive Operations Analysis of JEFFTRAN. In the report, Lochmueller recommended recertifying Handiwheels applicants in order to ensure "riders satisfy the eligibility requirements under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)" and using potential "savings to serve the significant needs for added fixed - route service." The recommendation for recertifying eligibility dovetails with industry best practices. The Center for Urban Transportation Research at the University of Florida recommends transit agencies undertake recertification of all paratransit passengers on regular basis, with most agencies opting for recertification every three years. JEFFTRAN does not have the capacity to recertify the 2,079 clients listed as "active" in the Handiwheels database, and staff endorses seeking RFPs for the purpose of recertifying current clients as well as exploring options regarding the certifications of future applicants. If you have any questions regarding this recommendation, I can be reached at 573-634- 6599. 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