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88 Tatum Street The reconstruction of Tatum street as recommended by Mr. Ljungren, reconstruction of Carley Engineering, in his report of March 7, 1957, was agreeable to the council. This provides for resurfacing the street to its present width and postponing further improvement until storm water drainage for the area can be arranged. Payt. for gas The council concurred with the following paragraphs of Mr, Steffes' connections - letter of March 7, 1957 - starting Rc Paragraph 3, re payment for cutting of gas connections when sewer completion is put in the street. Paragraph 6, starting and completion dates dates to be stated in proposals by contractors. liquidated ' Pixng: <of liquidated; daraetge at? ~5QG0~'per:;d~~e. damage, X50 as~.as. (paragrpph ?) daily . contingency, Paragraph 8 - 12z$ to be used for contingency items. 12~~ Larpenteur It was reported that the proposed extension of the Larpenteur sewer 225 ft. Avenue sewer for about 225 feet west of Fry Street had been west of Fry discussed further with Mr. William Lindig and Mr. Ernest Weigt, and that they would now like to have the sewer in this area. Mr. William ~,indig, who was present, indicated this was agreeable after his discussion with the council as to the extent his property would be assessed for the improvement. Garske wall As to paragraph 11, of Mr. Steffes' letter, regarding the proposed and fill fill over the sewer on Iowa Avenue where it crosses the pond area, the fill to be from the top of the sewer to the masonry wall on the Garske property; Attorney Graham reported that ll4r. Garske approves of the suggestion. Agreed by the council that a provision on this should appear in the specifications. Plans & Mr. Steffes informed the council as to how the sewer proposal is specifications set up, indicating that every effort would be made to have plans and specifications ready for consideration by the council at our March 1l~, 1957 meeting. West side of In view of possible delay to the sewer improvement project, the Snelling Ave., council decided not to-take action to restore the west side of Garden to Snelling Avenue from Garden Avenue to Roselawn Avenue to the Roselawn sewer project. Attorney Graham said that requirements for putting sewer in the area when desired can be covered in a proposed ordinance. Klatt's Trustee Shavor said he had informed Mr. Conrad Klatt that no homes Addition could be built in Klatt's Addition without connection to the sewer, and that a proposed ordinance will provide for connecting up to the sewer when Sheldon street can be put in between Ruggles and Roselawn avenues. It was agreed that our attorney should advise Mr. Klatt regarding this matter by letter.