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• • • COUNCIL WORK SESSION MARCH 19, 1997 Rezoning of the property was discussed and several other town center developments were noted. Staff noted that this matter will be discussed at 6:00 p.m. on March 24, 1997 by the EDA. Also on that agenda is the sale of a lot in the Apollo Business park. STATUS OF WARE ROAD RECONSTRUCTION, DAVID AHRENS Mr. Ahrens presented a schedule for the reconstruction of Ware Road. He was directed to proceed with the schedule including the public hearing. If the benefited property owners reject the assessments, a referendum will be placed on the November election ballot. If the referendum is defeated, the Charter Commission will be asked for assistance in determining a plan for the reconstruction of City streets. Mr. Schumacher will draft a letter to the Charter Commission and place a copy of the letter in the Council packets. Mr. Ahrens noted that with the large amount of development i reconstruction of Ware Road is a high priority project. He proceed with the project even if the referendum is de area, the the Council A resolution ordering the preparation of a eaility +ort Ware Road is on the March 24th agenda. ROAD IMPROVEMEN Mr. Ahrens expl preparation of a resolution will be project. The proje d t as epared a "green sheet" and a resolution ordering the port for the Lakes Addition street reconstruction project. The arch 24th agenda. Mr. Ahrens presented a schedule for this ill be a test of the Charter requirements for reconstructing the roads in the Lakes Addition area. MARVY STREET UTILITIES, DAVID AHRENS Mr. Ahrens prepared a summary of the proposed utility improvements in the Marvy Street area. He noted that the project will cost about $560,000. The City would be responsible for approximately $250,000 of the costs and the balance would be paid by assessments to the benefited property. There are 35 lots affected by the project. Some of the lots can be divided. The per lot assessment would be approximately $12,600. Since this area is not in MUSA, only lots with failing septic systems could hook to the sanitary sewer line. The entire project would be financed by a bond issue. Council discussion followed. A 20 year assessment period was suggested rather than the normal 15 year assessment period.