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P~1IIVUTFS <br />City Council <br />August 23, 19II9 <br />from the City Pnc~ineer. on th9.se <br />The Ci.ty Fnqineer r.eported that Z~ the hearing on September <br />6th, he will have estimated costs oE the imnrovernent o~hicka <br />will include the cost of any easements that axe necessary. <br />I'ahey asked af ~here was anyone from the general public <br />present u~ish9.ng to be heard on this matter, <br />Don Pierce, Ion1 Lane, lsked if the City wil.l force pcople <br />k~aving property along the proposed cul-de-sac f:o qive up a <br />portion oi their property for. the cul-de-sac. <br />E'ahey poa.nted out that the City has t~vo optionse che zi.rst <br />being that the road enc~ tem~orarily before the proposed <br />cul-de--sac and leave it until the back oi the County Roar] C <br />properties develop, and the second Fioulcl be to ace~uire <br />easements for the cul-de-sac and x~ut the entire stree~ in, <br />The City e~ould pay the property o~,mers for easements fhat <br />~vould be necessary for the cul-de-sac. <br />Tlae City ~lanner suggested anof:her o~tion. '.Che City could <br />c~es9gn the cul-cle-sac so that it is entirely on the <br />ap~licant°s proper~y and this would elim9.nate the need for <br />easements Lrom the County Road C pro~erty owners, <br />Council discussecl this and fe7.t this option ~aas prezerable, <br />and the least controversial. o~ the options. <br />Pierce reported that rir. Ltoosalis has sent copies of. ~>11ns <br />~o the ei'fected property o~~mers, ho4aever, Pierce ~ointec~ out <br />that the plans uaere just received today and the pro~erty <br />o~aners did not have adequatc time to revie~v them. Pierce <br />reported that ~he drainage ~roblern does not exi.st on the <br />13oosalis property, but downstream. Pierce stated tkaat he <br />di.d not want his pr.oper'cy condemned €or a drainage <br />casement. Pierce ~eas concerned ~hat he 4~~ould lose trees as <br />a result. Pierce stated tkzat tkae drainage from the I3oosali.s <br />project cannot be pu~ into the open ditch as a.t exists, <br />Pierce fE1t the preferable solution was to direct drainage <br />with see•~er to County Roac~ C. Pierce did not £eel ~hat the <br />drainage from the Foosalis property should cross resiclentiaJ. <br />pro~erty via easernents, but rather yo to existi.ng storm <br />seF~er on County Road C. <br />F'ahey staLed that he understands that drainaye i.s the big <br />concern of tkie adjacent propert~ owners, and }?ointecl out <br />that the C9.ty Engineer wi].l have a full re~>ort on SEptember <br />6th. <br />Pierce commen~ed on his inabi7.il:y to deterrnine ~aho owns the <br />existing ditch in the area, and also comrnented that during a <br />heavy rain that di.tch ovexfJ_ows, <br />Don I?anzer, Round T,ake Trail 'L'o~~nl~orne Z~ssociation, asiced <br />~ahere ~aater. ~~~i.11 go, Panzer repor'cecl tlaat the existinc~ <br />Page F3 <br />
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