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9.3. SR 01-21-2020Request for Action To Item Number Mayor and City Council 9.3 Agenda Section Meeting Date Prepared by Work SessionJanuary 21, 2020 Michael Hecker, Parks and Recreation Director Item Description Reviewed by County State Aid Highway 12 (181st Avenue) Jenna Fabish, Assistant City Engineer Reviewed by Improvements and Proposed Hillside Park Access Change Cal Portner, City Administrator Action Requested Discussion of the proposed CSAH 12 project and impacts to the Hillside Park access. Direct, by consensus, staff to begin preliminary design work on the Hillside access relocation, continue discussions with Sherburne County on cost participation and solicit public input. Background/Discussion Sherburne County is proposing to reconstruct County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 12 (181s' Avenue) from its connection with the Redefine 169 project (near Zane and Line Avenues) east to the Sherburne/ Anoka County line. The project includes a divided 4-lane roadway from Hwy 169 to Nixon Street/181" Lane and a divided 2-lane roadway from Nixon Street/181" Lane to the county line. Currently, the segment of CSAH 12 adjacent to Hillside Park is an undivided 4-lane roadway. The proposed project will construct a concrete median that will restrict left turning movements into and out of the park. Per Sherburne County's access spacing policy, the current location of Hillside Park does not meet access spacing guidelines to remain full access. At the January 15, 2020, Parks and Recreation Commission neeting, staff presented information on the CSAH 12 project and Hillside's access, including two access options to retain full access. The Commission recommended the Council relocate Hillside Park's access to retain full access to the park with the construction of CSAH 12 with future parking areas to be explored by city staff and public input. Financial Impact Cost consideration for relocating access to Hillside Park with the potential for county participation. Attachments CSAH 12 (181" Avenue) county road plans Hillside Access Options The Elk River Vision A PehoMing community �a itb revolutionary and spirited resourcefulness, exceptional P 01 W E H E 8 6 T service, and community engagement that encourages and inspires prosperity INAMIRE1 169 EEG ODD EDE �r SNERBURNE CBUNYY EDE _ U JEJ- �� Hillside Park - Tyler Street Access W Fm CSAH 12 (181st Avenue) --- �. DRAFT Park nrivcway Parking Lot INFORMATION pmLY Mountaun B,kc Taut Hillside Park - Trott Brook Parkway Extension Access CSAH 12 (181st Avenue) a CRAFT Park Driveway Parking Lot INFORMATION ONLY Mountain Bike Trail 2 Update Project Background Sherburne County will be rebuilding County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 12 (181"t Avenue). Project Limits —Redefine 169 connection (near Line/Zane Avenues) east to county border • Pavement is in poor condition ■ Review of roadway and intersection operations ■ Construction — Summer -Fall 2020 City E Ewer Hillside ParkAccess As part of the concrete median installation, Hillside Park Access will become restricted to right in, right out. What does this mean? ■ For vehicles traveling westbound (towards TH 169), the vehicle must make a U-turn at the 181 st Avenue and Tyler Street intersection ■ For vehicles leaving the park and heading towards TH 169, the vehicle must make a U-turn at the 181 st Avenue and Trott Brook Parkway intersection Hillside ParkAccess The city's adopted Parks and Recreation Master Plan (2015) notes Hillside as a special use park (mountain biking is the primary use). With limited mountain biking opportunities in the region, this park serves and regional users. both local Two preliminary options for full access: ■ Access off Tyler Street ■ Access off the extension of Trott Brook Parkway Hillside —Tyler St.Access Layout Pack Driveway ?.king Lot Mountain Bike T—I Hillside -Trott BrookAccess Layout H 12 (181st Avenue) 13J feet i � r i 1 ` 22 fed DRAFT o Park Dri—ay _ 0 Parking Lot INFORMATION ONLY Mountain Bike Tail hillside ParkAccess Option Costs # Item Tyler Street Trott Brook Ext. 1 Design $27M00 $27M00 2 ROW $28M00 $ 000 3 Construction $235M00 $280M00 Total $290M00 $315M00 estions