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File #: RES PH 18-91    Version: 1
Type: Resolution-Public Hearing Status: Passed
In control: City Council
Final action: 4/4/2018
Title: Approving the application for sound level variances for Insituform to allow for multiple cure-in-place sewer liner projects at eight locations in the western portion of the city from April 5 through December 31, 2018. (Summit Avenue from John Ireland Boulevard to Kellogg Boulevard; Lexington Avenue from Lincoln Avenue to Grand Avenue; Palace Avenue from Fairview Avenue to Wheeler Street; Pascal Avenue from Lincoln Avenue to Grand Avenue; Oxford Street from Blair Avenue to Van Buren Avenue; Ashland Avenue from Wilder Street to Moore Street; Stanford Avenue from Wheeler Street to Davern Street; and Wellesley Avenue from Cretin Avenue to Finn Street)
Sponsors: Samantha Henningson, Rebecca Noecker, Dai Thao, Chris Tolbert
Ward: Ward - 1, Ward - 2, Ward - 3, Ward - 4
Attachments: 1. Application.Summit from John Ireland to Kellogg, 2. Application.Lexington from Lincoln to Grand, 3. Application.Palace from Fairveiw to Wheeler, 4. Application.Pascal from Lincoln to Grand, 5. Application.Oxford from Blair to Van Buren, 6. Application.Ashland from Wilder to Moore, 7. Application.Stanford from Wheeler to Davern, 8. Application.Wellesley from Cretin to Finn, 9. Notice to Prop Owners.Generic Letter, 10. List of Owners.Summit from John Ireland to Kellogg, 11. List of Owners.Lexington from Lincoln to Grand, 12. List of Owners.Palace from Fairveiw to Wheeler, 13. List of Owners.Pascal from Lincoln to Grand, 14. List of Owners.Oxford from Blair to Van Buren, 15. List of Owners.Ashland from Wilder to Moore, 16. List of Owners.Stanford from Wheeler to Davern, 17. List of Owners.Wellesley from Cretin to Finn, 18. Map.Summit bt John Ireland and Kellogg, 19. Map.Lexington bt Lincoln and Grand, 20. Map.Palace bt Fairveiw and Wheeler, 21. Map.Pascal bt Lincoln and Grand, 22. Map.Oxford bt Blair and Van Buren, 23. Map.Ashland bt Wilder and Moore, 24. Map.Stanford bt Wheeler and Davern, 25. Map.Wellesley Bt Cretin and Finn, 26. ENS, 27. Letter to Applicant, 28. Correspondence received - (S. Smith), 29. Correspondence rec'd - MN History Center, 30. Correspondence rec'd Leach
Title
Approving the application for sound level variances for Insituform to allow for multiple cure-in-place sewer liner projects at eight locations in the western portion of the city from April 5 through December 31, 2018. (Summit Avenue from John Ireland Boulevard to Kellogg Boulevard; Lexington Avenue from Lincoln Avenue to Grand Avenue; Palace Avenue from Fairview Avenue to Wheeler Street; Pascal Avenue from Lincoln Avenue to Grand Avenue; Oxford Street from Blair Avenue to Van Buren Avenue; Ashland Avenue from Wilder Street to Moore Street; Stanford Avenue from Wheeler Street to Davern Street; and Wellesley Avenue from Cretin Avenue to Finn Street)

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WHEREAS, Chapter 293 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code was enacted to regulate the subject of noise in the City of Saint Paul; and

WHEREAS, §293.09 provides for the granting of variances from the sound level limitations contained in §293.07, upon a finding by the City Council that full compliance with Chapter 293 would constitute an unreasonable hardship on the applicant, other persons or on the community; and

WHEREAS, Insituform, represented by Patrick Hillan, Field Engineer, who has been designated as the responsible person on the application, has applied for eight (8) sound level variances for sewer construction work, with use of heavy trucks with internal generators and hydraulic pumps during the sewer lining projects beginning April 5 through December 31, 2018. The project proposes to allow elevated sound levels during one 24 hour per day period at each of the eight, City of Saint Paul West sites, with a sewer liner curing process requiring 24 hours of continuous work. Applicant indicates the site set up is to occur from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with use of equipment with back up alarms and hand held power tools. From 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 a.m. of the following day, the only equipment to be used will be critically silenced pumps and truck mounted boiler, not to exceed 70 decibels (dBA) at 50 feet; ...

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