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ABM: 1111 MAW y FA MA Y �inj y W� VN C ITY EL October 23, 2008 JAMES BRAINARD, MAYOR Board of Public Works and Safety One Civic Square Carmel, Indiana 46032 RE: 106` Street Curb Cut Martin Marietta Dear Board Members: Mr. James Shinneman of Weihe Engineers, representing Martin Marietta, has requested approval for one curb cut to access the Mueller North property for material hauling between the. Mueller North extraction operation and the Carmel Sand Plant. The proposed curb cut is located at the intersection of 106 Street and River Road (now vacated by Instrument #200600062723). The proposed curb cut is 30 -feet in width with return radii of 30 -feet which is consistent with the City's standards for a commercial curb cut. The proposed work also includes clearing of existing trees, vegetation and other obstructions within the right -of -way to achieve adequate sight distance for vehicles travelling on 106`'' Street. Request for this curb cut relates to a petition for special use filed by Martin Marietta Materials as Docket No. 04040024 -SU in Statement of Commitments recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Hamilton County, Indiana on February 2, 2005 as Instrument Number 200500006560. *Reference Section 2, item (f). (Copy enclosed). This material hauling route will remove the associated traffic from 96` Street and Hazel Dell Parkway. The petitioner has indicated that truck traffic will be approximately 6 -9 trucks per hour during hauling operations. "Truck Crossing" signage with warning flashers is proposed for each direction of 106 Street in advance of the intersection. Stop signage is proposed for the north /south legs of the intersection so that the trucks will have the stop condition. Provided that adequate sight distance is provided to the intersection for vehicles travelling on 106 Street, the conditions do not satisfy the warrants of the Indiana Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) for an Intersection Control Beacon (a flashing yellow /flashing red light). The Department of Engineering recommends that the Board approve the requested curb cut contingent upon satisfaction of the following requirements: 1. General a. The petitioner understands that approval is granted for the curb cut access and associated improvements shown on exhibits only. Any other items of work are subject to review and approval by the Department of Engineering and other Departments of the City as part of a separate approval process. b. Petitioner agrees to furnish, install and maintain all traffic control devices and flashing beacons associated with this request. c. The petitioner agrees to enter into a Consent -to- Encroach Agreement with the City for the traffic control devices and flashing beacons within the right -of -way. d. Traffic control devices, posts and assemblies installed by the petitioner shall satisfy all legal requirements for such signage, the requirements of the Indiana MUTCD and shall meet or exceed the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) standard specifications for such traffic control devices. e. Truck crossing signage shall be per the "W8 -6" of the Indiana MUTCD. DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING ONE Civic SQUARE, CARME., IN 46032 OFFICE 317.571.2441 FAX 317.571.2439 EMAIL engineering©carmel.In.gov f. Petitioner shall work with the City to adopt the stop signage by ordinance so that they are enforceable. g. Trucks associated with the hauling operation may only utilize the crossing between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. h. Obtain final approval of the sight distance requirements from the Department of Engineering. i. Review the tree /vegetation removal plan associated with the intersection sight distance with the City of Carmel Environmental Planner, Mr. Scott Brewer. j. Provide a Bond payable to the City to assure any damage done beyond ordinary wear and tear to that portion of 106 Street utilized by the hauling operation caused by trucks or equipment associated with the hauling operation is repaired to the City's standards. 2. Construction Activity a. In addition to complying with the approved construction drawings for this project, the project's contractor shall comply with the provisions of Cannel City Code 6- 227(a)(1), 6- 227(a)(8), 6- 227(b) and 6- 227(h). b. The petitioner agrees to meet with the Department of Engineering to develop a traffic control plan for the installation work. Such plan shall conform to the requirements of the Indiana Department of Transportation Work Zone Safety Manual and shall be approved by the Department prior to commencing with the work. Signage for the approved traffic control plan shall be placed in advance of the work as directed by the Department of Engineering. c. The petitioner shall contact the Department of Engineering to schedule a pre construction meeting to review the Maintenance of Traffic Plan before it is implemented and to review the Department's construction requirements, required inspections for certain stages of the work and to review the authority of the Department as it relates to work within the City right -of -way. d. Two -way traffic shall be maintained at all times on 106` Street. e. Work shall not commence before 9:00 AM and shall cease before 3:00 PM. The petitioner shall notify the Department of Engineering if the work is expected to extend beyond these hours. f. Construction in dedicated right -of -way shall comply with all city codes and standards. g. Any damage to the existing improvements within the right -of -way shall be restored to the satisfaction of the City when the work is complete. h. Provide all required bonding for the improvements in the right -of -way, including bonding for construction activity erosion and sediment control measures and for tree /vegetation clearing. Sincerely, ,1,46d Michael T. McBride, P.E. City Engineer Enclosures Z: \shared \DHill \BPW08\ 106THSTREETCURBCUTMARMARIETTA .DOC.docx O® WEIHE ENGINEERS E Build with confidence'° October 22, 2008 Mr. Gary Duncan, P.E. City of Carmel Department of Engineering One Civic Square Carmel, IN 46032 Phone: 571 -2441 Fax: 571 -2439 Re: Martin Marietta Proposed 106 Street Curb Cut WEI Project No. W08 -3015 Dear Gary: This letter of request pertains to a proposed curb cut at the intersection of 106 Street and River Road (vacated under Instrument 200600062723 -see attached). Martin Marietta is making this request as outlined in the Statement of Commitments recorded as Instrument #200500006560 (see attached) concerning the use or development of real estate made in connection with petition for special use permit (Docket No. 04040024 -SU). Specifically, this request relates to Section 2 (f) of said Commitments. Martin Marietta proposes to use this proposed entrance for crossing 106 Street to access the Mueller North property directly and haul material to the Carmel Sand Plant across such Mueller North property. The City of Carmel has jurisdiction of the Right -of- Way of 106 Street. Martin Marietta dedicated 45' half width Right -of -Ways on both sides of 106 Street on September 26, 2005 and was recommended for approval by Mike McBride on October 12, 2005 (see attached). Additionally, Martin Marietta requests approval to install two "Truck Crossing" warning signs with flashers as well as two Stop Signs for the North/South River Road entrances in the City's Right -of -Way of 106 Street for safety reasons, which should help alert traffic flow better around this intersection. We are proposing to remove the existing vegetation/trees, fence and relocate power poles within the sight triangle established for the posted 30 mph speed limit on both sides of 106 Street (approximately 400' each way of the intersection). Per your request, we also looked at the sight triangle for a 40 mph limit, which required 535' each way of the intersection. For purposes of this curb -cut, Martin Marietta would be willing to clear such obstacles to within 500' each way of the intersection as a compromise. The private drive is proposed to be thirty (30) feet wide with thirty (30) foot radii to help accommodate the truck traffic. We certainly appreciate your time working with us on this request prior to submittal. 10505 N. College Avenue 1 Indianapolis, IN 46280 I weihe.net I 317 1 846 6611 I 800 1 452 6408 1 Fax: 317 1 843 0546 Allan H. Weihe, P.E., L.S. President 1 WEIHE ENGINEERS Martin Marietta respectfully request the proposed curb cut approval from the Board of Public Works and Safety at the next available meeting, which is November 5, 2008. If you have any questions or need any additional information regarding this matter, please contact me. Sincerely, 4 1 44/ r James K. S i hinneman, P.E. Director, Commercial Institutional Development Cc: John Sosnowski, Martin Marietta