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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL AUGUST 26, 1992 Blesener pointed out that the road will have to match up with LaBore Road on the south and Allen Avenue on the north. The City Administrator reported that the Vanderbie Road project is part of a feasibility study which includes Edgerton Street and Allen Avenue. The Administrator reported that the Vanderbie improvements and utilities would have to be in place before the final plat was effective. Bruhn was concerned that the road would be lowered 2 1/2 feet. DeBace indicated that he said the garage elevations had to be 2 1/2 feet above the road, not that the road would be lowered 2 1/2 feet. DeBace stated that in his opinion, the road needed to be lowered some, but he did not know how much. DeBace reported that the City Engineer would work out these details. The elevations of the new houses will be determined by the elevation of the road. The City Administrator pointed out that there are a lot of controlling factors in determining the elevation of Vanderbie, those include matching to LaBore Road and Al1en Avenue, and the existing lot grades. Milan Moravetz, 476 Al1en Avenue, asked the effect of a new elevation for Vanderbie on Allen Avenue. DeBace replied that that question cannot be answered until the City Engineer brings in the feasibility report. DeBace thought that Al1en Avenue was slightly lower than Vanderbie. DeBace pointed out that whatever the City Engineer comes up with will be in accordance with engineering standards. Moravetz reported that Allen Avenue currently drains, and to change the road will change the drainage. Blesener stated that the City Engineer will look at all these issues and tie them together. There was no one else from the general public present wishing to comment on this matter. Upon motion by Blesener, seconded by LaValle, the public hearing was closed. Blesener suggested that a condition of approval be that the outbuildings on the property be removed. Page 7