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July 28, 1980 147 Mr. Meister said this is a part of the developer's agreement that is used effectively in other Cities, and felt this should be in practice by this City. There was some dis- cussion on this point and the reasons for this requirement. Under this discussion, the probFem with LaMotte Road was discu$Sed. There was a sug- gestion that perhaps the undermat could be used in this area. Mr. Meister is to have some recommendations and cost figures for the Council by the next meeting. This is to be put on the August 11, 1980 agenda. Mr. Carley and Mr. Meister reported on the problem in Shenandoah with the service that had been destroyed when the lift station had been installed. Mr. Glenn Rehbein has been billing the City but the problem is Metropolitan Waste Controls' amd should be paid by that agency. Mrs. Elsenpeter asked who is to surface that portion of the street - Totem Trail. The general consenus of the Council was this is the responsibility of Glenn Rehbein. Mr. Jaworski moved to withhold this cost from the SAC submittal and to write Mr. Rehbein that he will be paid when the street is surfaced. A letter to be written to Metropolitan Waste Control Commission informing them of the City's actions in this matter and a letter to Mr. Rehbein informing him of this decision. The letter to MWCC to be sent to Mr. Richard Dougherty. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously. The proposed street specifications was discussed. Mayor Gourley asked Mr. Meister to go through this proposal. This sets forth the requirements of having the plans of each project certified and signed by a registered engineer. The street be de- signed for 7 ton maximum load with a minimum of 400 cars per day. This would also require soil borings to establish the bearing of the soils and this would determine the base needed and the surface needed. This also included the Procter test that had just been approved by the Council. All these tests will be done by a soil testing lab and paid for by the developer. This also includes a one year warranty on the construction of the street. Mr. McLean suggested these specs be given to Mr. Locher to incorporate into the exist- ing Ordinance and have ready for the next Council meeting. Mr. Meister noted that this requires that the City Engineer prepare the plans and specifications. The next item on the agenda was the developer's agreement. Mr. Meister said this is proposed to give the City and the Engineer more control on the installation of streets and the development of the project. Mayor Gourley asked if this gives more control than the existing ordinandes and Mr. Meister wasn't sure. The Public Hearing for consideration of Ordinance 56M was called to order at 11:15 P.M. Mayor Gourley asked if there was any comments from the Audience and there was none. Mayor Gourley asked if there was any comment from the Council. Mr. Jaworski suggested the portion referring to Ordinance 73 be deleted. Mr. Locher said this is permissable. Section 6.04 (F) delete the following " In Ordinance No.73 and any of its subsequest revision or amendments" Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to adopt 56M as corrected. Seconded by Mrs. Elsenpeter. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Jaworski moved to close the hearing at 11:20 P.M. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Forest Tagg had arrived to discuss his special use permit. This was for the manager's living quarters for his motel. Mayor Gourley pointed out this is allowed under the