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COUNCIL MINUTES JULY 13, 1998 <br /> complete and the final phase was initiated recently with the public hearing held at the June 22, <br /> 1998, Council meeting. Mr. Ahrens referred to a report that included information presented at <br /> the public hearing including project summary,description of the regional storm water pond, <br /> estimated project schedule, and project costs and financing. <br /> Mr. Ahrens stated that staff recommends approval of Resolution No. 98 - 102. <br /> Council Member Neal asked if the VFW has agreed to sell their property and when the project <br /> will be completed. Mr. Ahrens stated that the VFW has not yet agreed to sell their property. The <br /> project will be completed in spring, 1999. <br /> Council Member Neal asked how a price for the property is determined. Mr. Ahrens explained <br /> that an appraisal on the property has been done. The City has retained a firm to negotiate the <br /> purchase of the properties. <br /> Council Member Neal asked what will happen if the owners of the VFW sell their property <br /> before a deal is completed with the City. Mr. Ahrens stated that the City will obtain an easement <br /> from the new property owners. <br /> Council Member Lyden asked if the pond shown on the diagram is the ultimate size. Mr. Ahrens <br /> indicated that the pond shown on the diagram shows the ultimate pond size. The pond will be <br /> built in stages. <br /> Council Member Lyden expressed concern regarding a pond 12' deep so close to the road. Mr. <br /> Ahrens stated that the County will have comments regarding the pond. The pond will be outside <br /> of the right-of-way. At this time,there are no safety issues regarding the pond. <br /> Council Member Lyden asked how deep is a typical pond. Mr. Ahrens explained that the pond <br /> bottom is a minimum of 6' deep. The size is determined by the amount of run off coming into <br /> the pond. There are also a number of other factors that determine pond size. This issue will <br /> come back before Council for approval. The pond will be discussed much more in detail at that <br /> time. <br /> Council Member Bergeson asked if the two (2) homes have been acquired. Mr. Ahrens stated <br /> that the City is still in discussion with the two (2)property owners. Eminent domain notices <br /> have been sent out. <br /> Council Member Neal asked who is purchasing the houses. Mr. Hawkins stated that the City <br /> will purchase the land and the houses. The Council will determine what to do with the houses. <br /> Council Member Bergeson asked about the time frame regarding the two (2) planned economic <br /> development projects. Mr. Wessel stated that the convenience store project has been delayed. <br /> The utility hook up for the new bank will be tight regarding the planned opening of the bank. <br /> 7 <br />
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