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CAPITAL EXPENDITURES COMMITTEE REPORT TO 2016 ATM <br />What is shown is that the Massachusetts Avenue end would have features to make it a gathering space: <br />specimen tree in <br />plant bed wI lighting <br />prick paving <br />fixed super seatin <br />w/ power outlet <br />& storage <br />and the Edison Way end would be an "Alternative Transportation Node" that provided a safer transition <br />for those using the Bikeway to the Alley, have other, bicycle - oriented features, and include signage to <br />identify the types of business —but not specifc business names —to be found in the Town Center: <br />bikeway pull -off, <br />stone dust <br />concrete walk <br />fixed seating <br />specimen tree in <br />plant bed w/ lighting <br />'V <br />raised crossing, <br />bituminous concrete <br />(as grading allows <br />to meet existing <br />alley grades) <br />drain <br />bike racks <br />signage <br />w/ power outlet <br />& bike repair tools <br />While the total, estimated, cost is $219,114; $5,000 remains from the previous appropriation for the <br />design of this project that can be added to the amount of this new funding request. The total budget — <br />covering the final design effort (including bid documents), the construction cost, and a 30% contingency <br />amount — consists of $141,574 for the Node end and $77,540 for the gathering -space end. <br />The one member's opposition to this request is based on the following: 1) This Grain Mill Alley "activity <br />corridor" has been designed at either end of the Bank of America parking lot /ATM drive - through, both in <br />active use, encouraging activity by pedestrians including children in a private alley with no sidewalk; and <br />2) Center Streetscape continuity: strong concerns about the soundness of installing new bench and <br />39 <br />