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CITY OF COLTON CITY COUNCIL AGENDA REPORT For Council Meeting of October 19, 1999 TO: Honorable Mayor and City APPROVAL: Henry T. Garcia, City FROM: Thomas K. Clarke, Utility Director _& — SUBJECT: Approval of Development Plan Between the City of Colton and G. W. Singletary for Infrastructure Improvements Pertaining to the Proposed Center Street Extension DATE: September 23, 1999 BACKGROUND G. W. Singletary is proposing to develop property in southwest Colton and as part of this development, he is planning to extend Center Street from its present terminus westerly to Placentia Lane. This project would justify the addition of major infrastructure to the area known as Southwest Annexation 44. DISCUSSION / ANALYSIS Development is being proposed that would border on the Riverside -San Bernardino County lines at the southern Colton City limits. As part of this plan, the developer is acquiring rights-of-way to extend Center Street from its present terminus westerly to Placentia Lane. The preliminary plan is to have the street centerline follow the county line with forty-four (44) feet in Colton and 44 feet in Riverside. Since the developer is requesting municipal services from Colton on the north half of the street, it would be prudent to have the City extend water and wastewater services to the region and to perform other planned improvements to provide and enhance service in that area. The City would extend these services all the way to Riverside Avenue. This would satisfy the 1991 agreements that obligated the City to provide municipal services to the annexed areas. All of the planned improvements were contemplated in the recently approved Water and Wastewater Master Plans. In fact, much of the engineering studies, costs estimates, and preliminary designs were completed as part of the Water Master Plan. Because of this, Staff is requesting that the formal bidding procedure be waived for the engineering and design phase of the project. This will save considerable expense because it will not have to be replicated by other bidders. In addition, the water improvements are included in the amounts forwarded through the sale of the Water Improvement Revenue Bonds. The work for the sewer improvements has adequate funding from amounts collected from capital improvement and connection fees for sewer service. The engineer's estimates for the various components of this project are as follows: • New well in the annexed area $550,000 • New 16" water lines from La Cadena to the vicinity of Key Street 825,000 Page 1 of 2 Item #7