5 - Arlingtonva
NEIGHBORHOOD CONSERVATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE SPRING 2015 FUNDING SESSION
NEIGHBORHOOD CONSERVATION PROGRAM
PROPOSED PROJECTS June 11, 2015
BILL BRASWELL, CHAIRMAN SARAH MCKINLEY , VICE CHAIR LYNN POLLOCK, DEPUTY-VICE CHAIR
ARLINGTON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY PLANNING HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE OF NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES NEIGHBORHOOD CONSERVATION PROGRAM
June 11, 2015 TO:
Neighborhood Conservation Advisory Committee
FROM:
Neighborhood Conservation Staff
SUBJECT:
Spring 2015 Funding Round
The following 5 first priority projects are submitted for your consideration under the second round of the 2014-2016 Neighborhood Conservation Bond. All projects are shown in point ranking order by neighborhood. The NCAC points committee has also prioritized these projects and the ranking is presented on the Funding Recommendations Points Worksheet. The worksheet reflects project ranking based on adopted NCAC guidelines. The priority ranking is only a recommendation for funding. We recognize that the NCAC reserves the right to choose projects based on other criteria. The June NCAC meeting will include discussion and a vote on the first priority proposals, including a brief presentation by the representative of each sponsoring neighborhood and/or the project “block representative.” A representative and/or block representative MUST attend the NCAC meeting or your project will not be considered. The projects chosen by the NCAC this funding round are forwarded to the County Board for final funding approval at the September 2015 County Board Meeting. Projects are then assigned budget accounts and are forwarded to appropriate County departments for implementation.
**Please Note: Virginia Public Procurement Act, 2.2-4342 Public inspection of certain records states, “Cost estimates relating to a proposed procurement transaction prepared by or for a public body shall not be open to public inspection.” The Arlington County Department of Management and Finance has instructed the NC Program that this statement applies to NC projects that will eventually be bid (as opposed to projects using a County contract), and that our cost estimates for those projects need to be very general (discussing the project in its entirety or in % of the whole) rather than specific. This applies only to PARK projects.
1
4
5
2 4 Lyon Village 13th St N - Kirkwood Rd to N. Jackson St/N. Johnson St Street Improvement
3 5 Aurora Highlands Nelly Custis Park
Arlington Ridge 23rd St S - S. Nash St to Army Navy Drive Street Improvement 30 20
Leeway 22nd St N - N. Kentucky St to N. Lexington St Street Improvement 20 30
8 Ashton Heights N. Oakland St - N. Pershing Dr to Rte 50 Street Improvement 70 5
qualified 5 5 5 90
50 5
qualified 5 5 5 70
60
qualified
qualified
Park
5
qualified
5 5 5
POINTS TOTAL
Park Project (5)
Phase of large project/prev. design funded(5) S/W project w/no existing s/w on either side w/traffic volume of 1500 cars/day (5) S/W project which abuts any Arterial(s)(5)
Follow-on projects identified at the outset of an initial project (5)
Small project bonuses-$80K or less (10)/ $80-$150K (5)
Alt. funding source w/written commitment (5) (10)
1st project after a brand new NC plan (5)
Number of rounds with an unfunded project (10-70)
New NC Plan (35)(30)(25)(20)
Project Type
Location
S/W project where previously there is no complete s/w on either side (5)
7
S/W project within 1/4 mile of any school(s) (5)
2 Neighborhood
Proposed Project Number
Points Ranking
Final Points Worksheet - Spring 2015 06/11/2015
65
60 55
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Beautification/ Pedestrian Safety
Rock Springs
Williamsburg Blvd - Glebe Rd to 35th St N - PH II - Z240
Ashton Heights
N. Oakland St - N. Pershing Dr Street Improvement to Rte 50 - Z245
Bluemont
Wilson Blvd West of George Mason Dr to the BCA boundary at Four Mile Run Stream - Z263 Street Improvement
4
Lyon Village
N. 13th Street - Kirkwood Rd to N. Jackson St/N. Johnson St Street Improvement Z098
5
Aurora Highlands
Nelly Custis Park - Z254
Park
Yorktown
N. Greenbrier St - 26th St N to 27th St N - Z169
Strreet Improvement
1 2 3
6
30
qualified
5
qualified
5
95
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
90
75
5
qualified
60
POINTS TOTAL
Park Project (5)
S/W project where previously there is no complete s/w on either side (5)
S/W project within 1/4 mile of any school(s) (5)
5
30
50
Phase of large project/prev. design funded(5) S/W project w/no existing s/w on either side w/traffic volume of 1500 cars/day (5) S/W project which abuts any Arterial(s)(5)
Follow-on projects identified at the outset of an initial project (5)
Small project bonuses-$80K or less (10)/ $80-$150K (5)
Alt. funding source w/written commitment (5) (10)
60
70
35
1st project after a brand new NC plan (5)
Number of rounds with an unfunded project (10-70)
New NC Plan (35)(30)(25)(20)
Project Type
Location
Neighborhood
Proposed Project Number
Points Ranking
JUNE 11, 2015
70 5
65
20
40
Arlington Ridge
23rd St S - S. Nash St to Army Street Improvement Navy Drive - Z268
30
20
Leeway
22nd St N - N. Kentucky St to N. Lexington St - Z264
Street Improvement
20
30
Highview Park
Calloway United Methodist Church Cemetery - Z249
Beautification
Lyon Park
N. Highland St - Arlington Blvd Street Improvement to Pershing Dr. - Z261
Glencarlyn
4th St S - S. Kensington St to S. Street Improvement Illinois St - Z280
30
10
Barcroft
4800 Block of S. 9th St to Park Street Improvement Z269
25
20
Fairlington Shirlington
31st St S - 4201 31st St S (bus Street Improvement/ shelter) to S. Randolph St Street Lights Z273
30
10
Arlington Heights
5th St S - Glebe Rd to S. Jackson St - Z260
Street Lights
15
Waverly Hills
20th Rd N - N. Utah St to N. Vermont St - Z274
Street Improvements
35
10
16
Tara Leeway Heights
N. Harrison St - 15th St N to 16th St N - Z270
Street Improvement
20
20
Boulevard Manor
Woodlands in Bluemont Park Park Z281
30
Foxcroft
S. Oak, S. Ode, S. Orme St & Southgate Rd - Z283
Street Lights
35
19
Penrose
2nd St S @ Wayne, Uhle & Wise Streets - Z262
Intersection Improvements
20
George Mason Dr - 11th St N to Waycroft Woodlawn I-66 Overpass - Z284 Pedestrian Safety
21
Douglas Park
12th St S - S. Glebe Rd to S. Walter Reed Dr - Z286
Street Improvement Street Lights
Dominion Hills
N. Larrimore St & 9th St N Z272
Intersection Improvements
20
Arlington East Falls Church
N. Little Falls Rd - N. Washington Blvd to N. Van Buren St - Z275
Street Improvement
10
Westover Village
N. Longfellow St & N. 16th St Corner Improvement - Z271
Street Improvement
20
Claremont
1300 blk of S. Buchanan St George Mason Dr to Deadend Street Lights Z276
10
26
Arlington Forest
Edison Park - N. Edison St Z278
Park
10
5
15
27
Highland Park Overlee Knolls
Highland Park - 14th St N & N. Park Ohio St - Z279
10
5
15
Columbia Forest
S, Buchanan St - George Mason Dr - Z277
Street Lights
10
Long Branch Creek
2700 Blk S. Troy St - S. Glebe Rd to S. Uhle St - Z282
Street Lights
10
Old Dominion
24th St N and Old Dominion Dr - Landscape/ Beautification Z287
Columbia Heights
12th Rd S and S. Scott St Z285
7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14
17 18
22 23 24
25
28 29 30 31
qualified
65
5
60
qualified
5
50
5
5
55
5
40
55 5
5
5
55
5
5
50
5
50
5
40
45 5
45
45
5 5
45 5
40 35
30
30
30
30 10
5
5
5
25
5
5
5
25
5
25
20
5
5
15
15 10
5
Street Improvement
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0
Proposed Project Number: 1 In Point Sheet Order
PROJECT DATA Neighborhood
ASHTON HEIGHTS Project Name
Neighborhood Priority
1
Total Points
90
N. Oakland St – N. Pershing Drive to Route 50 Project Cost Primary Street
N. Oakland Street
Secondary Street N. Pershing Drive
Alternate Funding
$ 57,661.00
Net Cost to Program
$970,364.00
Alt. Funding Source
Third Street Route 50 This Project Includes: Curb Gutter
Y
Beautification
Sidewalk
Y
Park Improvements
Streetlights
Y
Pedestrian Safety
N-hood Signs
Other
$1,028,025.00
Storm Water Mgmt Program
Block Representative Y
Francesca Guerrero NC Representative Jim Feaster
Y
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
5' wide concrete sidewalk on the east side of street, curb and gutter improvements/concrete maintenance on both sides, as needed. Stormwater drainage improvements, including bio-retention basins. Protect existing mature, healthy trees, where feasible. NC Landscape Architect may add street trees, if determined as possible upon hardscape completion. LED Carlyle-style streetlights to replace the existing Colonial streetlights. Asphalt street milling and paving, and any full-depth street replacement in some areas, if needed. This NC project will be coordinated with the DES/VDOT N. Pershing Dr Pedestrian facility improvement project at the N. Oakland St intersection (Valerie Mosley, Planner).
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Proposed Project Number: 2 In Point Sheet Order
PROJECT DATA Neighborhood
LYON VILLAGE Project Name
Neighborhood Priority
1
Total Points
70
13th St N – Kirkwood Rd to N. Jackson/N. Johnson Project Cost Primary Street
13th St N
Secondary Street Kirkwood Road
Alternate Funding
$ 46,218.00
Net Cost to Program
$828,427.00
Alt. Funding Source
Third Street N. Jackson/N. Johnson St This Project Includes: Curb Gutter
Y
Beautification
Sidewalk
Y
Park Improvements
$874,645.00
Storm Water Mgmt Program
Block Representative Carlos Stern NC Representative
Streetlights
Pedestrian Safety
Y
N-hood Signs
Other
Y
Shelly Snook
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
This is a pedestrian safety and street improvement project proposed to include curb, gutter and a 4-ft wide sidewalk on the south side of 13th St N. from Kirkwood Rd to N. Johnson St, extending up to property at 1210 N. Johnson St, curb and gutter only on the north side of 13th St N., and a 4-inch mountable header curb at the back of properties at 1302 and 1306 N. Jackson St, including possible retaining walls at properties 1301, 3301, 3316 and 1221. Improvements will include ADA compliant pedestrian ramps and driveway apron upgrades. A 6-ft wide pedestrian sidewalk refuge in the south side median on Kirkwood Rd and 13th St N; including a potential bio-retention in the median, ramp upgrade at the southwest corner of 13th St N. and Kirkwood Road. A drainage analysis will be performed during the final design and storm sewer structures and mains may be added accordingly. Full depth roadway replacement may occur as needed throughout the project limits and as determined through the detailed design. Milling and paving of the roadway will be completed where needed in all other areas within the project limits. Due to the topography of 13th St N. and the limited right of way, “signs warning about Narrow Street ahead will be designated” at 13th St N. and Kirkwood Rd, N. Johnson St and 13th St N. and at 13th St N. and on the SE corner of N. Johnson St. Parking on either side of 13th St N. will not be permitted
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Proposed Project Number: 3 In Point Sheet Order
PROJECT DATA Neighborhood
AURORA HIGHLANDS
Neighborhood Priority
1
Total Points
65
Project Name Nelly Custis Park Project Cost Primary Street
S. Grant St
Secondary Street
Alternate Funding
NA
Net Cost to Program
$732,154.00
th
24 St S
$732,154.00
Alt. Funding Source
Third Street S. Hayes St This Project Includes: Curb Gutter
Beautification
Sidewalk
Park Improvements
Streetlights
Pedestrian Safety
N-hood Signs
Other
Block Representative Geva Lester Y
NC Representative Bruce Cameron
Y
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Project scope includes a play area for 5-12 year old kids featuring a large, rope climbing structure; associated site furnishings such as benches and trash receptacles; a tricycle loop; storm water management likely including a rain garden; removal of invasive species; and additional plantings for shade and beautification. The project scope will not affect the existing tot lot.
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Proposed Project Number: 4 In Point Sheet Order
PROJECT DATA Neighborhood
ARLINGTON RIDGE Project Name
Neighborhood Priority
1
Total Points
60
23rd St S – S. Nash St to Army Navy Drive Project Cost Primary Street
23rd St S
Secondary Street S. Nash Street
$879,305.00
Alternate Funding
NA
Net Cost to Program
$879,305.00
Alt. Funding Source
Third Street Army Navy Drive This Project Includes: Curb Gutter
Y
Beautification
Sidewalk
Y
Park Improvements
Streetlights
Pedestrian Safety
N-hood Signs
Other
Block Representative Erin Parsons & Emily Vitan NC Representative Natasha Pinol Y
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The street improvement project is proposed to include a new, continuous 5’ sidewalk, 2.5’ utility strip, ADA compliant pedestrian ramps, and curb/gutter on the north side of 23rd St S, between S. Nash St and Army Navy Drive. The existing 4' sidewalk on the north side of the street is at-grade with the roadway, and does not include a utility strip. The existing sidewalk and curb and gutter on the south side is proposed to remain as is; however, new ADA compliant pedestrian curb ramps will be installed at the intersection of S. Queen St, on the south side of the street. A drainage analysis will be performed during the final design and storm sewer structures and mains will be added accordingly. Driveway aprons within the project limits (on the north side of the street) will be replaced. Full depth roadway replacement is likely throughout the project limits.
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Proposed Project Number: 5 In Point Sheet Order
PROJECT DATA Neighborhood
LEEWAY Project Name
Neighborhood Priority
1
Total Points
55
22nd St N – N. Kentucky St to N. Lexington St Project Cost Primary Street
22nd St N
Secondary Street N. Kentucky Street
Alternate Funding
$ 37,004.00
Net Cost to Program
$261,487.00
Alt. Funding Source
Third Street N. Lexington Street This Project Includes: Curb Gutter
Y
Park Improvements
Streetlights
Pedestrian Safety
N-hood Signs
Other
Storm Water Mgmt Program
Block Representative
Beautification
Sidewalk
$298,491.00
Elizabeth Parish NC Representative Rob Swennes Y
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The street improvement project proposes to include a new curb and gutter on the north side of 22nd St N., between N. Kentucky St and N. Lexington St. A traffic calming component is also included at the northeast corner of N Kentucky and 22nd St N. that will include a curb extension to narrow the street at the intersection. A bio-retention storm water management facility will be located within the area of the curb extension. Milling and paving of the affected portion of the roadway will complete the project.
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NEIGHBORHOOD CONSERVATION PROGRAM
PROPOSED PROJECTS June 11, 2015
BILL BRASWELL, CHAIRMAN SARAH MCKINLEY , VICE CHAIR LYNN POLLOCK, DEPUTY-VICE CHAIR
ARLINGTON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY PLANNING HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT OFFICE OF NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES NEIGHBORHOOD CONSERVATION PROGRAM
June 11, 2015 TO:
Neighborhood Conservation Advisory Committee
FROM:
Neighborhood Conservation Staff
SUBJECT:
Spring 2015 Funding Round
The following 5 first priority projects are submitted for your consideration under the second round of the 2014-2016 Neighborhood Conservation Bond. All projects are shown in point ranking order by neighborhood. The NCAC points committee has also prioritized these projects and the ranking is presented on the Funding Recommendations Points Worksheet. The worksheet reflects project ranking based on adopted NCAC guidelines. The priority ranking is only a recommendation for funding. We recognize that the NCAC reserves the right to choose projects based on other criteria. The June NCAC meeting will include discussion and a vote on the first priority proposals, including a brief presentation by the representative of each sponsoring neighborhood and/or the project “block representative.” A representative and/or block representative MUST attend the NCAC meeting or your project will not be considered. The projects chosen by the NCAC this funding round are forwarded to the County Board for final funding approval at the September 2015 County Board Meeting. Projects are then assigned budget accounts and are forwarded to appropriate County departments for implementation.
**Please Note: Virginia Public Procurement Act, 2.2-4342 Public inspection of certain records states, “Cost estimates relating to a proposed procurement transaction prepared by or for a public body shall not be open to public inspection.” The Arlington County Department of Management and Finance has instructed the NC Program that this statement applies to NC projects that will eventually be bid (as opposed to projects using a County contract), and that our cost estimates for those projects need to be very general (discussing the project in its entirety or in % of the whole) rather than specific. This applies only to PARK projects.
1
4
5
2 4 Lyon Village 13th St N - Kirkwood Rd to N. Jackson St/N. Johnson St Street Improvement
3 5 Aurora Highlands Nelly Custis Park
Arlington Ridge 23rd St S - S. Nash St to Army Navy Drive Street Improvement 30 20
Leeway 22nd St N - N. Kentucky St to N. Lexington St Street Improvement 20 30
8 Ashton Heights N. Oakland St - N. Pershing Dr to Rte 50 Street Improvement 70 5
qualified 5 5 5 90
50 5
qualified 5 5 5 70
60
qualified
qualified
Park
5
qualified
5 5 5
POINTS TOTAL
Park Project (5)
Phase of large project/prev. design funded(5) S/W project w/no existing s/w on either side w/traffic volume of 1500 cars/day (5) S/W project which abuts any Arterial(s)(5)
Follow-on projects identified at the outset of an initial project (5)
Small project bonuses-$80K or less (10)/ $80-$150K (5)
Alt. funding source w/written commitment (5) (10)
1st project after a brand new NC plan (5)
Number of rounds with an unfunded project (10-70)
New NC Plan (35)(30)(25)(20)
Project Type
Location
S/W project where previously there is no complete s/w on either side (5)
7
S/W project within 1/4 mile of any school(s) (5)
2 Neighborhood
Proposed Project Number
Points Ranking
Final Points Worksheet - Spring 2015 06/11/2015
65
60 55
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Beautification/ Pedestrian Safety
Rock Springs
Williamsburg Blvd - Glebe Rd to 35th St N - PH II - Z240
Ashton Heights
N. Oakland St - N. Pershing Dr Street Improvement to Rte 50 - Z245
Bluemont
Wilson Blvd West of George Mason Dr to the BCA boundary at Four Mile Run Stream - Z263 Street Improvement
4
Lyon Village
N. 13th Street - Kirkwood Rd to N. Jackson St/N. Johnson St Street Improvement Z098
5
Aurora Highlands
Nelly Custis Park - Z254
Park
Yorktown
N. Greenbrier St - 26th St N to 27th St N - Z169
Strreet Improvement
1 2 3
6
30
qualified
5
qualified
5
95
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
90
75
5
qualified
60
POINTS TOTAL
Park Project (5)
S/W project where previously there is no complete s/w on either side (5)
S/W project within 1/4 mile of any school(s) (5)
5
30
50
Phase of large project/prev. design funded(5) S/W project w/no existing s/w on either side w/traffic volume of 1500 cars/day (5) S/W project which abuts any Arterial(s)(5)
Follow-on projects identified at the outset of an initial project (5)
Small project bonuses-$80K or less (10)/ $80-$150K (5)
Alt. funding source w/written commitment (5) (10)
60
70
35
1st project after a brand new NC plan (5)
Number of rounds with an unfunded project (10-70)
New NC Plan (35)(30)(25)(20)
Project Type
Location
Neighborhood
Proposed Project Number
Points Ranking
JUNE 11, 2015
70 5
65
20
40
Arlington Ridge
23rd St S - S. Nash St to Army Street Improvement Navy Drive - Z268
30
20
Leeway
22nd St N - N. Kentucky St to N. Lexington St - Z264
Street Improvement
20
30
Highview Park
Calloway United Methodist Church Cemetery - Z249
Beautification
Lyon Park
N. Highland St - Arlington Blvd Street Improvement to Pershing Dr. - Z261
Glencarlyn
4th St S - S. Kensington St to S. Street Improvement Illinois St - Z280
30
10
Barcroft
4800 Block of S. 9th St to Park Street Improvement Z269
25
20
Fairlington Shirlington
31st St S - 4201 31st St S (bus Street Improvement/ shelter) to S. Randolph St Street Lights Z273
30
10
Arlington Heights
5th St S - Glebe Rd to S. Jackson St - Z260
Street Lights
15
Waverly Hills
20th Rd N - N. Utah St to N. Vermont St - Z274
Street Improvements
35
10
16
Tara Leeway Heights
N. Harrison St - 15th St N to 16th St N - Z270
Street Improvement
20
20
Boulevard Manor
Woodlands in Bluemont Park Park Z281
30
Foxcroft
S. Oak, S. Ode, S. Orme St & Southgate Rd - Z283
Street Lights
35
19
Penrose
2nd St S @ Wayne, Uhle & Wise Streets - Z262
Intersection Improvements
20
George Mason Dr - 11th St N to Waycroft Woodlawn I-66 Overpass - Z284 Pedestrian Safety
21
Douglas Park
12th St S - S. Glebe Rd to S. Walter Reed Dr - Z286
Street Improvement Street Lights
Dominion Hills
N. Larrimore St & 9th St N Z272
Intersection Improvements
20
Arlington East Falls Church
N. Little Falls Rd - N. Washington Blvd to N. Van Buren St - Z275
Street Improvement
10
Westover Village
N. Longfellow St & N. 16th St Corner Improvement - Z271
Street Improvement
20
Claremont
1300 blk of S. Buchanan St George Mason Dr to Deadend Street Lights Z276
10
26
Arlington Forest
Edison Park - N. Edison St Z278
Park
10
5
15
27
Highland Park Overlee Knolls
Highland Park - 14th St N & N. Park Ohio St - Z279
10
5
15
Columbia Forest
S, Buchanan St - George Mason Dr - Z277
Street Lights
10
Long Branch Creek
2700 Blk S. Troy St - S. Glebe Rd to S. Uhle St - Z282
Street Lights
10
Old Dominion
24th St N and Old Dominion Dr - Landscape/ Beautification Z287
Columbia Heights
12th Rd S and S. Scott St Z285
7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14
17 18
22 23 24
25
28 29 30 31
qualified
65
5
60
qualified
5
50
5
5
55
5
40
55 5
5
5
55
5
5
50
5
50
5
40
45 5
45
45
5 5
45 5
40 35
30
30
30
30 10
5
5
5
25
5
5
5
25
5
25
20
5
5
15
15 10
5
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Proposed Project Number: 1 In Point Sheet Order
PROJECT DATA Neighborhood
ASHTON HEIGHTS Project Name
Neighborhood Priority
1
Total Points
90
N. Oakland St – N. Pershing Drive to Route 50 Project Cost Primary Street
N. Oakland Street
Secondary Street N. Pershing Drive
Alternate Funding
$ 57,661.00
Net Cost to Program
$970,364.00
Alt. Funding Source
Third Street Route 50 This Project Includes: Curb Gutter
Y
Beautification
Sidewalk
Y
Park Improvements
Streetlights
Y
Pedestrian Safety
N-hood Signs
Other
$1,028,025.00
Storm Water Mgmt Program
Block Representative Y
Francesca Guerrero NC Representative Jim Feaster
Y
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
5' wide concrete sidewalk on the east side of street, curb and gutter improvements/concrete maintenance on both sides, as needed. Stormwater drainage improvements, including bio-retention basins. Protect existing mature, healthy trees, where feasible. NC Landscape Architect may add street trees, if determined as possible upon hardscape completion. LED Carlyle-style streetlights to replace the existing Colonial streetlights. Asphalt street milling and paving, and any full-depth street replacement in some areas, if needed. This NC project will be coordinated with the DES/VDOT N. Pershing Dr Pedestrian facility improvement project at the N. Oakland St intersection (Valerie Mosley, Planner).
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Proposed Project Number: 2 In Point Sheet Order
PROJECT DATA Neighborhood
LYON VILLAGE Project Name
Neighborhood Priority
1
Total Points
70
13th St N – Kirkwood Rd to N. Jackson/N. Johnson Project Cost Primary Street
13th St N
Secondary Street Kirkwood Road
Alternate Funding
$ 46,218.00
Net Cost to Program
$828,427.00
Alt. Funding Source
Third Street N. Jackson/N. Johnson St This Project Includes: Curb Gutter
Y
Beautification
Sidewalk
Y
Park Improvements
$874,645.00
Storm Water Mgmt Program
Block Representative Carlos Stern NC Representative
Streetlights
Pedestrian Safety
Y
N-hood Signs
Other
Y
Shelly Snook
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
This is a pedestrian safety and street improvement project proposed to include curb, gutter and a 4-ft wide sidewalk on the south side of 13th St N. from Kirkwood Rd to N. Johnson St, extending up to property at 1210 N. Johnson St, curb and gutter only on the north side of 13th St N., and a 4-inch mountable header curb at the back of properties at 1302 and 1306 N. Jackson St, including possible retaining walls at properties 1301, 3301, 3316 and 1221. Improvements will include ADA compliant pedestrian ramps and driveway apron upgrades. A 6-ft wide pedestrian sidewalk refuge in the south side median on Kirkwood Rd and 13th St N; including a potential bio-retention in the median, ramp upgrade at the southwest corner of 13th St N. and Kirkwood Road. A drainage analysis will be performed during the final design and storm sewer structures and mains may be added accordingly. Full depth roadway replacement may occur as needed throughout the project limits and as determined through the detailed design. Milling and paving of the roadway will be completed where needed in all other areas within the project limits. Due to the topography of 13th St N. and the limited right of way, “signs warning about Narrow Street ahead will be designated” at 13th St N. and Kirkwood Rd, N. Johnson St and 13th St N. and at 13th St N. and on the SE corner of N. Johnson St. Parking on either side of 13th St N. will not be permitted
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Proposed Project Number: 3 In Point Sheet Order
PROJECT DATA Neighborhood
AURORA HIGHLANDS
Neighborhood Priority
1
Total Points
65
Project Name Nelly Custis Park Project Cost Primary Street
S. Grant St
Secondary Street
Alternate Funding
NA
Net Cost to Program
$732,154.00
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24 St S
$732,154.00
Alt. Funding Source
Third Street S. Hayes St This Project Includes: Curb Gutter
Beautification
Sidewalk
Park Improvements
Streetlights
Pedestrian Safety
N-hood Signs
Other
Block Representative Geva Lester Y
NC Representative Bruce Cameron
Y
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
Project scope includes a play area for 5-12 year old kids featuring a large, rope climbing structure; associated site furnishings such as benches and trash receptacles; a tricycle loop; storm water management likely including a rain garden; removal of invasive species; and additional plantings for shade and beautification. The project scope will not affect the existing tot lot.
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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Proposed Project Number: 4 In Point Sheet Order
PROJECT DATA Neighborhood
ARLINGTON RIDGE Project Name
Neighborhood Priority
1
Total Points
60
23rd St S – S. Nash St to Army Navy Drive Project Cost Primary Street
23rd St S
Secondary Street S. Nash Street
$879,305.00
Alternate Funding
NA
Net Cost to Program
$879,305.00
Alt. Funding Source
Third Street Army Navy Drive This Project Includes: Curb Gutter
Y
Beautification
Sidewalk
Y
Park Improvements
Streetlights
Pedestrian Safety
N-hood Signs
Other
Block Representative Erin Parsons & Emily Vitan NC Representative Natasha Pinol Y
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The street improvement project is proposed to include a new, continuous 5’ sidewalk, 2.5’ utility strip, ADA compliant pedestrian ramps, and curb/gutter on the north side of 23rd St S, between S. Nash St and Army Navy Drive. The existing 4' sidewalk on the north side of the street is at-grade with the roadway, and does not include a utility strip. The existing sidewalk and curb and gutter on the south side is proposed to remain as is; however, new ADA compliant pedestrian curb ramps will be installed at the intersection of S. Queen St, on the south side of the street. A drainage analysis will be performed during the final design and storm sewer structures and mains will be added accordingly. Driveway aprons within the project limits (on the north side of the street) will be replaced. Full depth roadway replacement is likely throughout the project limits.
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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Proposed Project Number: 5 In Point Sheet Order
PROJECT DATA Neighborhood
LEEWAY Project Name
Neighborhood Priority
1
Total Points
55
22nd St N – N. Kentucky St to N. Lexington St Project Cost Primary Street
22nd St N
Secondary Street N. Kentucky Street
Alternate Funding
$ 37,004.00
Net Cost to Program
$261,487.00
Alt. Funding Source
Third Street N. Lexington Street This Project Includes: Curb Gutter
Y
Park Improvements
Streetlights
Pedestrian Safety
N-hood Signs
Other
Storm Water Mgmt Program
Block Representative
Beautification
Sidewalk
$298,491.00
Elizabeth Parish NC Representative Rob Swennes Y
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
The street improvement project proposes to include a new curb and gutter on the north side of 22nd St N., between N. Kentucky St and N. Lexington St. A traffic calming component is also included at the northeast corner of N Kentucky and 22nd St N. that will include a curb extension to narrow the street at the intersection. A bio-retention storm water management facility will be located within the area of the curb extension. Milling and paving of the affected portion of the roadway will complete the project.
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
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NCAC Spring 2015 Project Fact Sheet
