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Godfrey Capital Projects Committee discusses street standards

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The village of Godfrey Capital Projects Committee met Dec. 6 to discuss street standards.

Here are the meeting's minutes, as provided by the committee:

"The Godfrey Capital Projects Committee oversees infrastructure within the village."

Capital Projects Committee GODFREY, ILLINOIS December 6, 2016

Mr. Stumpf called the Capital Projects Committee of the Village of Godfrey to order at 10:22 a.m. on December 6th, 2016 at the Village of Godfrey Wastewater Treatment Facility, 4725 Brecht Lane, Godfrey, Illinois.

ROLL CALL:

Present: Mike Stumpf, Bill Orrill, Jeff Weber, Eldon Williams, Craig Noble and John Uhl, Advisor. Arrived at 11:05 a.m. Joe Hughes and William Catalano

Absent: Mayor Mike McCormick

Visitors:

APPROVALS OF MINUTES – The Minutes of the November 15th, 2016 were approved.

Public Comments: None

Old Business

A. Streets – Mr. Stumpf started the discussion with the Bethany and Winter Lane Culverts.

Mr. Uhl stated that these projects were either at the Pre-Final or Final Design stage. Mr. Uhl stated that the Bethany Lane Culvert was original design as an Urban local road. This would allow for proposed sidewalks over the design culvert. Several board members believe that the project was over design for what is needed at this time. Mr. Uhl did remind the committee that the Village had looked into extended out from the existing culvert and that had created other issues. A point was brought up that the County may possible help out on the cost of the Bethany Lane Culvert if they still had plans of the improvement of Seiler Road, since Bethany Lane may be used as a detour.

Mr. Weber made a motion to recommend to the Village board to have the Contract Village Engineer along with the Village’s Engineer Technician get together and review the Winter and Bethany Culvert projects for possible bid and construction. Mr. Orrill seconded. Motion carried.

There was more discussion about street standards – Mr. Stumpf will meet with the Contract Village Engineer and Mr. Uhl and see what type of information was collected when the street standard study was done in 2011/2012.

Mr. Uhl asked the committee about the work that the committee was projecting for the D’Adrian Subdivision. If the objective was to do all of D’Adrian Subdivision or just the list of streets, in the D’Adrian Subdivision, that were approved at the September 6, 2016 Capital Project meeting. It was stated that just the streets in the D’Adrian Subdivision that was on the list for improvement. Mr. Uhl asked about the Oil and chip program, if the program was being performed every other year. It was stated that 2016 was skipped and would be cover under the 2017 program, however it was believed that there would be an oil and chip program for each year in the future.

Comments were made that the Village is looking at continuing the Lars Hoffman Crossing and that the Mr. Hughes, Mr. Catalano, and Mr. Uhl are still gathering information and working on a proposed five or more year street plan. And that the Mircosurfacing program will be placed on hold, this year, to gather more information (performance) on the two projects that have been performed in the past two years.

B. Sanitary Sewer- Mr. Uhl stated that the Sanitary Sewer relocation by the high speed rai has gotten to the 100% improvement plan status. Mr. Noble stated that he is meeting with Visu-Sewer about televising lines and CIP of pipe program. Mr. Weber discussed the potential routes to improve the area around the Lewis & Clark apartments by Grace Street.

Discussion that the sewer department will place multiple flow monitors around the March/April 2017 time period to collect capacity data.

Mr. Weber stated that the Warren Levis Lagoon is in the process for redesign. The issue is with capacity and the sides being washed out by the existing creek on the south side of the lagoon. Mr. Noble stated that the EPA is pushing for green infrastructure in the submission of projects. Mr. Uhl stated that these requirements are also part of the Village’s MS4 program.

C. Storm Water- No Report

D. Parks- No Report

E. Discussion of Sales Tax Initiative - No Report

F. Further consideration and prioritization of potential capital projects within the business

district- No Report

G. Further consideration and prioritization of potential capital projects outside of the business

district. No Report

NEW BUSINESS:

Mr. Weber made a motion to cancel the December 20, 2016 Capital Projects Committee meeting. Mr. Noble seconded. Motion carried.

Mr. Catalano brought up the idea of flip-flopping the Capital Project Agenda’s Old Business order. That one week the Streets, Sanitary Sewer etc. order would be in place. Then the next week the consideration of capital projects in and out of the business district would be first. No one express a problem with this idea. So the January 3, 2017 meeting agenda will start with, “Further consideration and prioritization of potential Capital Projects outside of the business district”.

A motion to adjourn at 11:30 a.m. by Mr. Williams. Seconded by Mr. Orrill. Motion Carried.

Our next meeting will be on January 3rd, 2017 at 10:00 a.m.

Respectfully Submitted, Debbie Wedding-Secretary

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