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<br /> It was asked how much the road drops for an urban section. Mr. Elfering responded that <br />it will depend on where you are along the road but he estimated anywhere between six <br />inches and two feet and possibly more. <br /> <br /> A resident asked what the project timeline would be for the work. Mr. Elfering <br />answered that the project would be included with County Road D so the contractor <br />would likely start on D and then move to Greenbrier. He further stated that the <br />contractor chooses the work schedule but does need to have everything substantially <br />completed by a certain date. It was estimated that the work on Greenbrier would start <br />sometime between mid-June and early-July. <br /> <br /> It was asked if the project would use seed or sod. Mr. Elfering responded that sod would <br />be proposed for now and provided a further explanation of seed versus sod and the pros <br />and cons of each. <br /> <br /> It was asked on which side of the street the storm pipe trunk line would be put. Mr. <br />Elfering stated that he did not know yet but said it would likely be the west side since the <br />water main is on the east side and the sanitary sewer is in the middle of the street. <br /> <br />At this point the City Engineer stated that he would be sending out a survey to all abutting <br />properties asking whether or not they were in favor of the project. He said he would tabulate the <br />votes and then pass along the feeling of the neighborhood to the City Council and a public <br />hearing would be scheduled. The City Engineer thanked the residents of Greenbrier for <br />attending the meeting, which concluded at 8:40 p.m.