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CITY OF COLTON AGENDA REPORT Council Meeting of June 1, 1999 TO: Honorable Mayor and Council Members APPROVAL: Henry T. Garcia, City Manager FROM: Daryl J. Parrish, Assistant City Manager IF SUBJECT: Authorize Staff to Negotiate with G.W. Singletary for the City of Colton to Provide Infrastructure Improvements on Center Street in Exchange for Right of Way Dedications from Property Owners DATE: May 22, 1999 BACKGROUND: Land Developer G.W. Singletary contacted the City of Colton and the City of Riverside to request assistance in providing infrastructure improvements on Center Street. The south side of Center Street is in the City of Riverside and the north side of Center Street is located in the South 44 Annexation area that was annexed into the City of Colton in 1991. Currently there are no domestic water or sewer services provided on Center Street. The area is presently served by private wells and by septic tanks on individual parcels of land. DISCUSSION/ANALYSIS: The City of Colton annexed the South 44 area in 1991 with the intention of providing domestic water and sewer service to better serve the property owners located in the South 44 Annexation area which includes the Colton portion of Center Street. Specifically, the Singletary request is for the City of Colton to install approximately 2400 linear feet of 12 inch diameter waterline and to pave the southern half (the Colton half) of Center Street. The City of Riverside has agreed to temporarily serve the waterline installed by Colton using its domestic supply and to pave the northern half (the Riverside half) of Center Street. Additionally, Colton has expressed its commitment to Singletary and others that sewer improvements in the area will be forthcoming as part of its master plan improvements. We anticipate the planning and engineering phases of the improvements related to providing sewer service in the South 44 Annexation area to be completed in early 2000. The estimated cost of the waterline improvement is estimated to be 2400 feet x $80 per foot = 192,000. The estimated cost for Y2 of the street improvements is $81,150. The total cost is estimated to be $273,150. The value of the exchange of the right of way will be evaluated during our negotiations with Singletary. FISCAL IMPACT: No fiscal impact associated with this action. Staff anticipates to return to the City Council with a report explaining the cost of the proposed improvements and the benefit received from the exchange of right of way at a later date. When (and if) that occurs staff will present the fiscal impact of the project at that time. Item 4 11