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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL SEPTEMBER 26, 1990 stated that he would incur $6,000 to $8,000 in assessments because of the project. Moser did not believe it appropriate that 32 property owners will incur these kinds of expenses because someone else wants to develop their property. Scalze suggested that some other alternatives could be looked at for Vanderbie so that total reconstruction would not be necessary, thus reducing improvement costs. The City Administrator pointed out that the improvements being discussed for Al1en Avenue and Vanderbie could happen within the next few years irrespective of the Costa development. Vern Peterson, 2857 Vanderbie, stated that he heard the City Engineer say that Vanderbie was good for another five years, and that construction traffic could damage the road so that reconstruction was needed sooner. Peterson stated that the residents along Vanderbie would like the road to last as long as possible. Peterson suggested that perhaps the Costa development should be delayed until Vanderbie was ready for reconstruction. Peterson pointed out that there is already a lot of truck traffic on Vanderbie because there is a commercial operation in the area. Soalze asked when the proposed lots along Vanderbie would be developed. Costa replied that the lots on Vanderbie and DeSoto would be developed first, with Costa Lane not developing for a while. Scalze pointed out that construction traffic for Vanderbie lots could be directed to access the property via DeSoto. Peterson asked the plans for storm sewer on Vanderbie. The City Enqineer replied that storm sewer would be looked at as part of street reconstruction. Peterson did not believe that there was storm sewer all the way on LaBore Road, therefore, some of these residents would be effected as well. Scalze pointed out that drainage plans have not been addressed as yet. Blesener pointed out that typically these issues are Page 16