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/ -3D <br />Schact replied that the only guard rail planned is adjacent to the <br />culverts for Ditch #16. <br />John Schwabach asked if telephone poles would be relocated. <br />Schact replied that approximately 10 would be relocated. <br />Karolyn Kingsbury asked about burying utility lines. <br />The City Administrator reported that NSP passes the cost of burying <br />lines onto the property owners. Past inquiries have shown that it <br />is not cost - effective to the property owners to have the lines <br />buried. However, the City can contact NSP for estimates for this <br />project, if desired. <br />Schact continued his section review, and pointed out that from the <br />Kohlman channel to County Road C most of the work involves <br />widening. No tree removal in this area. <br />A property owner pointed out that the adjacent properties in this <br />area are steep. <br />Schact replied that the County knows this area is tight, and has <br />had projects in similar areas. The County believes it can put the <br />improvement in within the existing right -of -way. Schact reported <br />that the right -of -way does not extend into the lake, and the County <br />has no plans for any filling along the lake. The entire project <br />can be accommodated within the right -of -way which is 66 feet in <br />width. Schact pointed out that the road and shoulder are proposed <br />at 32 feet in width, therefore, 16 feet is needed on either side of <br />the centerline. The County Surveyor will be doing some additional <br />work in the area to mark the boundary of the right -of -way. <br />Schact pointed out that the last areas call for street widening and <br />no tree removal. <br />A resident asked if this area would remain no parking. <br />Schact replied that the County has no plans to change the existing <br />parking situation. Any change in that regard would be determined <br />by the City. <br />Karolyn Kingsbury asked what will happen with the Spoon Lake <br />bridge. <br />Schact replied that the bridge will <br />plans to apply for Federal funds to <br />ISTEA Grant Program. The bridge is <br />resulting in only a difference of 2 <br />width. <br />stay in place. The County has <br />rebuild the bridge through the <br />currently 30 feet wide <br />feet from the proposed road <br />Schact reported that he has received a letter dated January 25th <br />3 <br />Page 84 <br />