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MINUTES City Council Nov. 4, 1987 The City Engineer~ descr~ibed the ar~ea involved in the Ganzel/Bloomquist wer• • Ganzel/ Bloomquist m se dr~ainage matter• as well as the location of the existing stor d cr•osses the Ganzel pr•oper•ty. • Dr•aina e ton an pipe which comes down fr•om Edger Matter• The Engi neer~ r•epor•ted that he had the Ganzel proper•ty sur•veyed an r•ear• of the th ~ Agenda e om deter•mined that the stor•m sewer• pipe is 10 feet fr 30 feet fr•om the r•ear~ pr•oper•ty line as Item No. 6 pr~oper~ty line and not the believed by Mr~. Ganzel. The City Engineer• r•epor~ted that it is not possible to extend the el's as the ar•ea is G anz stor•m sewer• pipe as was suggested by the would be located on the sur•face of the gr~ound i pe ver•y low and the p s it extended fur~ther~ and it would be necessary to fill around the • a ea. The Engineer• descr•ibed the elevations of the ar i pe. p fahey asked if it wer•e possible to cut the pipe off at the edge of the Ganzel pr~oper•ty. t lowTto ca9ryedr•ainage beske t W r Pl Y l p o have ea would the a tha out pointed out of the ar~ea. Fahey asked the cost of cutting the pipe off at the Ganzel pr•oper~ty. The Engineer~ did not know at this time, but pointed out that the wor~k woul d have to be done i n the wi nter• when the gr~ound i s fr•ozen , as the ar•ea i s ver•y soft. Fahey asked the Engineer~ whether he r•ecommended the pipe be left as i s or• r•emoved. The Engineer~ stated that if the Ganzel's agr•ee to leave the pipe, it should be left, however~, the pipe cannot be extended without a gr•eat deal of expense. If the Ganzel's do not agr•ee to leave the pipe without extending it, then the pipe should be r~emoved. Fahey asked if the Ganzel pr•oper•ty would dr~ain better~ if the pipe were to remain. The Engineer~ did not think the existence of the pipe made any differ•ence in the dr~ainage of the Ganzel pr•oper~ty. The Engineer• also pointed out that in or•der• to build on the Ganzel pr~oper•ty, it may be necessar~y to excavate and fill the lot. Per~mits would be needed fr•om the DNR, ldater•shed and Ar•my Cor•ps of Engineer~s for• this wor~k. The Engineer• thought that the Ganzel's would only be allowed to fill up to a cer~tain point in their• backyar~d. Fahey pointed out that as par•t of any fill per•mit, the City would r•equir~e the Ganzel's to dedicate the necessar~y ointedgoutnahat,this easements at the back of the pr•oper~ty. Fahey p is a r•outine r•equirement on the par•t of the City. Page -7-