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X43 September 27, 1982 STATE ADI ROAD SYSTEM - MR. VAN WORMER Mr. Van Wormer presented the report on the manner in which the street to be designated as the City's State Aid Road System was selected. He reported that this list had been prepared with the assistance of Mr. Volk and Mr. Davidson. The streets are also listed in the manner of priority. MR. Van Wormer went through the list of suggested streets explaining the reasons why this particular street was chosen. He noted that the nine streets listed would use approximately 13.5 miles of street and the allocation for the City is 13.5. Mr. Van Wormer pointed out there were four other streets considered but there were some problems with those streets. Mr. Van Wormer pointed out that these are strictly recommendations and can be changed. Mr. Weible asked where the money for these roads would be obtained? how much would it cost the taxpayer? MR. Van Wormer explained this is money from a State Fund and there is no cost to the City. He explained the only strings attached is the streets must be constructed to State specifications. Mr. Reinert moved to adopt Resolution 82 -17, designating the Municipal State Aid Road System. Seconded by MR. Marier. Motion carried un- animously. By general consensus the Council waived the reading of this Resolution. Mr. Marier moved to adopt Resolution 82 -18, setting the priority for the Captial Improvement Program. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. SUPPLEMENTAL ASSESSMENT - BLACK DUCK Mr. Schumacher reviewed the discussion at the last Council meeting of reallocating the assessments due on the eight undevelopable lots over the enure project. There was also discussion on delaying this action for one year. However, Mr. Schumacher noted that the City does no_:hAve the ability to recertify this assessment to include the percentage in- crease up to the amount of 13 %. Springsted had suggested the figure of 11.25% and this would accumulate approximately $60,000.00 over the life of the bond issue. He felt this, coupled with the penalties and interest, should make up this loss to the City. Mr. Schumacher also noted that this must be decided at this meeting due to the fact that the certifica- tion must be in the County Auditor's office by the 10th of October. If it is not approved at this meeting, this will cause a one year delay in the certification. Mr. Marier asked if this could be passed with stipulations and Mr. Schumacher said he did not think so and asked MR. Hawkins. Mr. Hawkins said the Resolution must be passed and the reasses sment be adopted. Mr. Reinert moved to adopt the recommendations of Springsted and re- certify this project at the interest rate of 11.25 %. Seconded by Mr. Marier. Motion carried unanimously. •