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MINUTES <br />City Council <br />August 12, 1987 <br />Kingsbury RESOLUTION N0. 87-8-360 - AUTHORIZING THE <br />Drainage CITY ENGINEER TO DEPOSIT DIRT ON THE KINGSBURY <br />(Cont.) PROPERTY AS HE FEELS NECESSARY TO RESOLVE A <br />DRAINAGE PROBLEM AS WELL AS AUTHORIZING THE <br />ENGINEER TO HAVE THE CULVERT ON THE KINGSBURY <br />PROPERTY NEAR THE LAKE REPAIRED <br />The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Mr. Blesener. <br />Ayes (5) Scalze, Blesener, Collova, LaUalle, Fahey. <br />Nays (0). <br />Resolution declared adopted. <br />This resolution appears in Resolution Book No. 18, Page 386. <br />Edgerton The City Engineer outlined the situation that occurred last year when <br />Drainage the County exposed a gas main on Edgerton. At that time the need for <br />storm sewer was discussed. Since then Gordie Flowe's plat on Edgerton <br />Agenda has been approved and the length of storm sewer will need to be <br />Item No. 9 extended. <br />( imp. 86-17) The Engineer reported that about 1,000 feet of storm sewer will be <br />necessary and the storm sewer will have to be located under the <br />bike path on Edgerton as there is no other room given the existence <br />of two gas mains, sewer, water, telephone cable and possibly Cable TV <br />cable already along Edgerton. <br />The Engineer estimated the cost of the storm sewer at $110,000 and <br />pointed out that a considerable amount of this cost will be paid by <br />Northern States Power. However, this has to be negotiated with <br />NSP. <br />Blesener referred to a letter received from P~ichael Froelich, property <br />owner on Edgerton, which indicated that law requires gas mains to be <br />buried at least 36 inches below the ground. <br />The Engineer did not know if this was a requirement and noted that <br />the existing gas main is about 15 inches below the ground. <br />Blesener pointed out the necessity for driveways onto Edgerton in <br />this area, and possible problems with obtaining driveway permits <br />due to the depth of the gas main. <br />Collova indicated that the Building Inspector informed him that the <br />City is not aware of a problem with new homes obtaining driveway <br />permits. <br />The Engineer reported that he will report further on the proposed storm <br />sewer line after he has completed negotiations with NSP. <br />Page -6- <br />