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COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 11, 1990 Mr. Boxrud noted that lots with side lot lines along a proposed improvement will not be assessed. He noted that if lots with unimproved side lot lines as removed from the project, only four (4) lots will be assessed. He asked the Council to determine if he should delete parcel #4220 from the project. It was noted that this parcel did participate in the improvement of Deer Pass Trail and it might be difficult to prove that there would be additional benefit to the parcel. Mr. Boxrud asked if he should include the approximate sixty five (65) feet of Lot 31 on Reiling Road. Mayor Bisel asked that Mr. Boxrud determine assessments both including and removing Lot 31 and parcel #4220. The Council took a five (5) minute recess at 8:43 P.M. Council Member Kuether left the Council meeting to go to a meeting in Duluth. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT HEARING, BRANDYWOOD ESTATES Mayor Bisel opened the public hearing at 8:48 P.M. Mr. Boxrud used the over head projector and explained that Brandywood Estates is a proposed new plat to be located at the southeast corner of Birch Street and 12th Avenue. He noted that the improvements are 100% petitioned. This proposed improvement is located within the MUSA boundary. Trunk sewer service and trunk water service would be extended on the south side of Birch Street from Black Duck Drive. At some time in the future both the Weaver and LaMotte properties could be serviced from the trunk extension. Mr. Boxrud explained that he has met with the LaMotte's and they are not opposed to the trunk lines being located on their property. Council Member Neal asked if Lino Lakes would be constructing a water tower soon. It was explained that a tower is proposed for the Industrial Park area along 35W. Council Member Neal asked why this improvement as well as the Pheasant Hills improvement could not be hooked into the Centerville water tower. It was explained that there is not enough capacity in that tower. Mayor Bisel asked if the proposed sewer trunk line would be a gravity line? Mr. Boxrud said yes. He noted that the Laurene lift station is proposed to be upgraded in the next two (2) years and explained that the developer of the project has already been told that he will be limited to thirty (30) connections per year until the lift station is upgraded. Mr. Boxrud noted that the storm water from the development will be entirely contained within the development. The total cost for the developer is $566,053.00 based on the developer agreeing to pay the trunk charges against the entire plat. The balance of the cost, $140,120.00 will be charged against the Area and Connection Fund. These funds will be recovered PAGE 7