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construction of the local improvement project . The resolution determining the validity and sufficiency of the protest must be published in the same manner as, and has the same effect of, a resolution determining the adequacy of a petition for a local improvement pursuant to law. f Subd. 3 . If a local improvement project or portion thereof is not ordered because of protest as provided in this section the City Council may not initiate proceedings for the same or a substantially similar local improvement project for a period of six months after the adoption of the resolution determining the validity and sufficiency of the protest, but the owners of property in the area proposed to be assessed may initiate proceedings for the same or a substantially similar local improvement project at any time in the manner provided by law. Subd. 4 . An owner of property signing a protest under this section may withdraw his or her name from the protest at any time prior to the adoption of the Council resolution determining the validity and sufficiency of the protest . Subd. 5 . For purposes of determining the validity and sufficiency of a protest filed under this section the City Council may rely on suchrecords as it deems advisable including those records usable for the purpose of mailed notice as provided by law. _ Subd . 6 . Except where a petition has been received from all owners of property proposed to be assessed for a local improvement project. in the manner provided by law, the City Council may not order the construction of a local improvement until 15 days after the conclusion of the public hearing or adjournment thereof required by law; to precede the ordering of a local improvement project . Section 8 .02 through 8 . 06 , inclusive, of the City Charter of the City of Lino Lakes are repealed. 05270388 .F16