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1 1 1 011 COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 14, 1987 developer has an obligation to relieve the flooding problem in this area. He asked that the files and minutes be checked to see what the agreements were with this developer. Mr. Marier noted that the developer was at a meeting where he agreed he had an obligation. Mr. Bisel explained he was under the impression that there is $20,000 that the developer is to contribute regardless of whether or not the ponds are to be completed. Mr. Marier noted that at a meeting Mr. Nelson was told that his obligation in this improvement would be $20,000. He asked that the minutes be researched for this information. Mr. Stahlberg has prepared an assessment role for Deer Pass Trail. The one question that has been raised concerns the property on the cul -de -sac. The assessment has been prepared based on the front footage of each of the three lots as indicated in the feasibility study. He has given each lot an equal share of the original credit. The North Road assessment was updated using the ENR index. Location of the services will be a concern of the residents. Metro Waste installed the services without notifying the residents and they are not in the proper location. There will have to be a document prepared for sharing a connection. Mr. Marier asked what the difference in the cost of the hook up will be for the residents. Mr. Stahlberg will have this information for the assessment hearing. Mr. Stahlberg explained that there are state highway easements over the property at 6808 Lakeview Drive. There is the possibility that the State may abandon this easement in the future. He has sent a letter to the highway department notifying them that a City facility is on this easement and asking that the City be notified prior to any proceedings for abandonment. The Ash Street sewer and water improvement is completely petitioned. There are three lots not serviced by water connections. The Council took a recess at 8:25 P.M. Mayor Benson assumed the Chair. Mr. Stahlberg explained that he has been unsuccessfull in obtaining an easement for the sewer line over the Paul Montain property. He asked for a resolution to proceed with eminent domain. Mr. Montain has indicated that development around his property has caused him problems. Mr. Stahlberg has offered what is considered to be an appropriate figure for the easement and Mr. Montain has indicated that the figure should be ten times as large. Mr. Hawkins indicated that it would be 90 days before the City could enter the property using the eminent domain procedure. He suggested trying to negotiate further. Mr. Bisel and Mr. Marier said they would meet with Mr. Montain. PAGE 10