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MINUTES Council Meeting June 22, 1983 Sleepy Mr. Carley discussed the Sleepy Hollow drainage. He met with Mr. Hollow Glasrud who agreed that the proposed drainage cost estimated to Drainage be $76,000 be divided by three between Sleepy Hollow, Heather Oaks and himself. This would not seem to be a big problem with Heather Oaks. However, Sleepy Hollow is not in agreement. The School Board has refused any contribution. The Highway Department has been sent all of the resolutions and sets of plans. We have taken the bids and they are ready to let. However, they are only good for 60 days. Mr. Carley is to send a letter to the owner of Sleepy Hollow. Payne Ave. Mr. Carley has inspected two sites on Payne Ave. The lot north Drainage of the Mills property has recently been sodded. Mr. Locke is to send a letter to the owner of the property requesting him to correct the problem with his drainage swale in three weeks, and if not done the City wi11 correct the swale and assess it to the property. Mr. Carley recommended no action on the Garske swale but suggested it be monitored on an annual basis. Total Mrs. Nardini introduced the following resolution and moved its Asphalt adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 83-6-268 - APPROVING FINAL PAYMENT TO TOTAL ASPHALT FOR THE COUNTRY DRIVE IMPROVEMENTS. The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Mrs. Scalze. Ayes (5) Hanson, Fahey, Forsberg, Scalze and Nardini. Nayes (0). Resolution declared adopted. This resolution appears in Resolution Book No. 9, Page 307. Ehgineer Mrs. Scalze sugqested that the City require references when asking Other for bids as a matter of policy. Mr. Chlebeck was asked to check with the Roseville staff in regards to their policies in requiring references. Zoch Mr. Hanson explained that Mr. Husnik has an open pit close to the Property adjoininq property of Mr. Zoch. The City is on record of notifyinq Mr. Husnik in regards to this matter. The Council views this situation as a private matter. Page 8