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162 COUNCIL MEETING October 15, 1985 Page -27- on Mr. Mathews resignation a statement indicating the City is look- ing for a new liaison Commissioner to the Fire District. An advert- isement could be placed in the papers if there is no response to the article. ENGINEERS REPORT - BOB TODDIE Workscope and Cost Estimates for Wilson Lawsuit - Mr. Toddie pre- sented a workscope and proposal to the Council for performing the study of the Wilson property. Mr. Hawkins has asked for help from TKDA in this matter so that he can prepare an answer to the lawsuit He asked that the Council take action on this proposal at the next Council meeting. Summary of the Shoreview Sanitary Sewers and Water Main Extension - Baldwin Lake Area - Mr. Toddie has already given the Council a copy of the proposed Sanitary Sewer and Water Main Extension and Service Agreement, Shoreview - Lino Lakes Baldwin Lake Area. This agreement has not yet been approved by the Shoreview Council, how- ever, Mr. Toddie feels this is a fair agreement and would answer any questions. He said both Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Schumacher will have to review the proposed agreement. Mayor Benson asked if the figures are consistent to what Shoreview is charging their citizens. Mr. Toddie said he was told it is and feels he should take their word on it. Mayor Benson asked that the City Attorney and City Administrator review this proposed agreement and place it on the next Council agenda with their comments. Status Report and Construction Schedule for 4th Avenue State Aid Road and Storm Sewer Project - Mr. Toddie presented a schedule on the 4th Avenue project. He told them they have just received the aerials and are working on preliminary plans. By the first of November he expects the plans to be complete enough to determine what additional right -of -way will be needed to put the road in place. He explained the balance of the schedule to the Council. Mayor Benson suggested that TKDA draft a letter that can be sent out to the affected land owners explaining the project and what they can expect. He felt this was good public relations. Mr. Bohjanen moved to have TKDA draft a letter to the affected resident by the next Council meeting so that it can be sent out from the City Clerks office. Mr. Marier seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. • OLD BUSINESS