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CITY of SHREVEPORT Administrative Action Plan 2015-2018: Roadway Improvements CITY OF SHREVEPORT Administrative Action Plan 2015-2018: Roadway Improvements Ollie S. Tyler, Mayor 1 Administrative Action Plan 2015-2018 Roadway Improvements City of Shreveport Street Projects Table of Contents Executive Summary ………………………………………………………..……………..…………………………….. 3 Appendix A (2018 Roadway Improvements) …………………………………………………………..…… 4 Appendix B (2017 Roadway Improvements) …………………………………………….………..……….. 7 Appendix C (2016 Roadway Improvements) ………………………………………………….….....…… 10 Appendix D (2015 Roadway Improvements) …………………………………………………………...... 14 2 ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION PLAN 2015-2018 Roadway Improvements City of Shreveport Street Projects The information below and in this report represents a year-by-year description of the total street improvements undertaken by the City in 2015-2017 and those chosen by the Administration for 2018. It should be noted that the last three years represent one of the most aggressive citywide street improvement efforts. As in previous years, streets chosen for improvement or overlay in 2018 were done so in accordance with those demonstrating the greatest need as provided by the Pavement Condition Index (PCI) conducted through the City Engineers’ Office. The PCI rates the condition of the road surface and provides a numerical ranking based on the type, extent, and severity of the pavement surface (typically cracks and rutting) as well as the smoothness and ride comfort of the road. The ratings are from 0, being the worst, to 100 being the best. Total Street Improvement Schedule 2015-2017 From January 2015 through December 2017 there were 216 street improvements undertaken by the City at a cost of $58.6 million: 175 street projects, totaling $39.1 million were completed from January 2015 to December 2017 41 street project, totaling $19.5 million will carry over to 2018 Proposed Street Improvement Schedule 2018 In 2018, there will be 82 new street projects totaling $6.6 million: 77 of those will be primarily asphalt neighborhood street projects and 5 of those will be concrete reconstruction projects (Appendix A). At this point, the City will begin addressing local roadway networks and continue work on Linwood Avenue. Along with these 82 designated streets, $500,000 will be added to the Concrete Street Improvements project to address concrete street panel repairs that fall beyond the capacity of the Public Works Department. The total expenditure for all of 2018’s street improvements and the other street programs listed is an estimated at $7.1 million. 3 APPENDIX A 2018 STREET FUNDING and REPAIRS Administrative Proposal The following is a summary of available funding sources and Administration’s proposal for street repairs for fiscal year ending of 2018. The proposed lists were developed using information from the City Engineering’s Pavement Management System and other appropriate factors. Local Asphalt Repair and Overlay Program ($3.8 million) The following 77 street repair list has been developed as a continuation of 2017’s Asphalt Repair Program and will begin addressing local asphalt streets. For the most part, these will be residential neighborhood streets. The funds proposed for this program is $3.8 million and provided through the Streets Special Revenue Fund. Street Name From To Length (ft.) Avg. PCI Est. Cost DISTRICT A Abel St. Jamison St. Aline Ave. 309 10.00 $11,619 Aline Ave. Abel St. Russell Rd. 1931 15.00 $103,728 Christopher Glen St. Russell Rd. Dead End 554 22.00 $18,907 Chester St. Christopher St. Dead End 1090 41.00 $26,786 Christopher St. Bowman St. Dead End 726 17.50 $15,084 Stafford St. David Raines Rd. Rentie Ln 1121 16.00 $31,130 Anderson St. Rentie Ln. David Raines Rd. 1171 16.00 $27,178 Fisher St. Rentie Ln. David Raines Rd. 1129 17.00 $25,371 Rentie Ln. Stafford Dr. Anderson St. 246 24.00 $15,064 Ragsdale Ave. Oak Forest Ln. Yorktown Dr. 1370 23.33 $27,583 Hill St. MLK Dr. Kelsey St. 1384 23.80 $44,287 March St. Patzman St. Dead End 1515 28.67 $36,786 Willis St. Audrey Ln. Linear St. 1334 33.00 $23,133 Yorktown Dr. Shreveport Blanchard Ragsdale Ave. 1504 41.67 $48,787 Terry St. Ethyl Cir. David Raines Rd. 1176 20.00 $43,132 Ethyl St. Pouncey Ln. Terry St. 293 41.00 $13,376 Pouncey Ln. David Raines Rd. Dead End 1339 31.00 $48,348 Skelly St. David Raines Rd. Miller Ave. 1369 27.00 $45,278 DISTRICT B Gladstone Blvd. Line Ave. Fairfield Ave. 1321 22.00 $62,205 Pinehurst Blvd. Dalzell St. Robinson Pl. 922 34.00 $42,590 Woodrow St. Linwood Ave. Dowdell St. 1274 39.00 $29,920 Dowdell St. Woodrow St. Dickinson St. 659 53.00 $29,306 McNeil St. Cotton St. Fannin St. 2682 59.00 $210,233 Jordan St. Line Ave. Cornwell Ave. 5287 50.83 $286,794 Coty St. Stoner Ave. Olive St. 2664 47.75 $153,337 Joplin St. Midway Ave. Desoto St. 664 9.50 $27,496 DICTRICT C Dillingham Ave. Pierremont Rd. Oak Hill Dr. 2781 46.43 $95,474 Stratford Ave. Beverley Pl. Youree Dr. 1837 48.75 $76,080 Centenary Blvd. Gladstone Blvd. Concrete 795 47.50 $36,172 Creswell Ave. Oak Hill Dr. Gilbert Dr. 972 46.50 $29,562 Gladstone Blvd. Gilbert Dr. Centenary Blvd. 1070 45.00 $47,954 Querbes Dr. Gilbert Dr. E 70th St 1901 43.00 $87,665 4 Oak Hill Dr. Line Ave. Creswell Ave. 1584 42.50 $62,385 Huron St Line Ave. Concrete 1305 49.00 $56,788 DISTRICT D Peach Dr. Ellerbe Rd. Dead End 1305 46.00 $56,040 Ellerbe Ridge Dr. Ellerbe Rd. Peach Dr. 1856 47.00 $61,860 Emberwood Dr. Ellerbe Rd. Cobblestone Dr. 752 44.00 $41,054 Emberwood Cir. Cobblestone Dr. Cul-De-Sac 408 54.00 $19,515 Bentway Cir. Ellerbe Rd. Cul-De-Sac 636 41.00 $22,801 Capilano Dr. Alvamar Dr. Long Lake Dr. 1279 46.50 $47,521 Alavamar Dr. Capilano Dr. Dead End. 1411 55.00 $47,652 Woodmere Dr. Woodvale Dr. Dead End 1748 37.67 $57,654 DISTRICT E Helmsdale Ct. Stonehaven Dr. Cul-De-Sac 319 18.00 $19,364 Danfield Ct. Stonehaven Dr. Cul-De-Sac 245 22.00 $10,340 Anne Ave. Southside Dr. Crestwood Dr. 1097 26.00 $33,584 Crestwood Dr. Jewella Ave. Dead End 297 34.00 $31,790 Hoyte Dr. Walker Rd. Southwood Dr. 1922 37.00 $96,061 Dawn Ridge Dr. Bert Kouns Ind. Lp. Dashwood Dr. 1206 36.00 $41,124 Lola Ln. Mansfield Rd. Brookwood Dr. 1738 47.50 $72,428 Prestwick Dr. Stonehaven Dr. Windbrook Dr. 482 46.00 $19,239 Dashwood Dr. Dawn Ridge Dr. Highcrest Dr. 352 45.00 $15,264 Highcrest Dr. Dashwood Dr. Dawn Ridge Dr. 1366 40.00 $49,212 Windbrook Dr. Prestwick Dr. Cherryfield Ct. 594 35.00 $23,387 Coronado Dr. Mansfield Rd. Birch Dr. 752 29.00 $39,270 Birch Dr. Coronado Dr. Normandie Dr. 300 52.00 $17,259 Sandman Dr. Dawnridge Dr. Cul-De-Sac 310 26.00 $19,678 Lucille St. Betty St. Amelia Ave. 2084 32.33 $70,876 DISTRICT F Valley Ridge Rd. Prentiss Ave. Hearne Ave. 1975 43.00 $44,955 Baxter St. Kennedy Dr. Roberts St. 606 44.00 $19,462 Roberts St. Baxter St. Dead End 485 52.67 $12,536 Westover Rd. Fairy Ave. Velva Ave. 659 46.00 $29,752 Velva Ave. Bibb St. Vivian St. 1320 52.25 $40,444 Murray St. Hearne Ave. Werner Ave. 1074 43.50 $25,246 Mayfield St. Broadway Ave. Coleman College St. 2501 46.25 $55,020 Wagner St. E. Jewella Ave. W. Canal Blvd. 1728 49.00 $42,016 Carver Ln Broadway Ave. Long St. 959 45.00 $36,188 Vivian St. Virginia Ave. Mansfield Rd. 766 40.00 $24,599 Millard St. Jewella Ave. Lotus Ln. 2587 34.50 $91,025 DISTRICT G Faust Dr. Hobbs Dr. Buncombe Rd. 1640 37.00 $54,052 Hermosa Dr. Briar Ridge Dr. Concrete 856 30.50 $42,003 Shadow Creek Dr. Santa Monica Dr. Dead End 985 31.00 $30,868 S. Inwood Rd. Trailwood Ter. Santa Monica Dr. 3108 53.40 $115,602 Grove St. Lakeshore Dr. Elon St. 1240 37.00 $71,303 Lakeland St. Jewella Ave. San Jacinto Ave. 1310 46.00 $43,228 W. College St. Lakeshore Dr. Jewella Ave. 1702 46.00 $61,772 Inwood Rd. Border Ln. Santa Monica Dr. 1698 40.00 $64,835 Lillian St. Arkansas Ave. Exposition Ave. 1522 39.33 $57,754 77 Projects Totaling $3,818,171 5 Concrete Panel Replacements – Collector & Arterial Streets and General ($2.0 million) Street From To District Est. Cost Line Ave. Pierremont Rd. 70th Street C $529,173.33 Audrey Ln. MLK Kelsey St. A $269,500.00 Pines Rd. Westport Ave. 70th Street G $133,466.67 Jewella Ave Greenwood Rd. Milam St. G $550,550.00 General Concrete Panel Replacement $500,000.00 Total $1,982,690.00 Linwood Avenue Reconstruction Phase II ($1.3 million) Phase I of Linwood Avenue Reconstruction is currently ongoing from Bert Kouns Industrial Loop to Gravois Dr. With the need to continue critical repairs, Phase II of this project will continue from Gravois Dr. to Mount Zion Rd. The estimate cost for this phase is $1.3 million. 6 APPENDIX B 2017 ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS Street Name From To Length Cost District A Completed Overlay Kelsey Northside Legardy 4031 $68,946 Hawkins Legardy Falcon 5570 $121,948 Legardy MLK Hawkins 4764 $145,123 Missouri Greenwood Stonewall 610 $21,880 Norma Milam Weinstock 990 $36,694 Pine Hill Rd N. Market City Limits 2684 $77,693.00 Dowling Patzman Dead End 1515 $57,877.00 Fullerton N. Hearne Aero 2453 $118,589.00 Ongoing Ravendale N.
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