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8 COUNCIL MEETING JULY 23, 1990 Change Order, Second Avenue Improvement - Mr. Schneider explained that there are two (2) parts to the change order. Part #1 concerns a storm sewer stub that is proposed to be extended east of Second Avenue to provide an outlet for the Ulmer's Rice Lake Addition area. The outlet will be necessary as the proposed lot splits occur along Second Avenue. The property owner of Lot 7, Block 3, Ulmer's Rice Lake Addition has agreed to grant the City of Lino Lakes the necessary drainage and utility easement to construct the storm sewer extension. Part #2 involves extending watermain service to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Elko, 210 Elm Street. Their well is no longer functioning and are currently connected to the well of the adjoining neighbor. The adjoining neighbor (St. Joseph parsonage) is adjacent to Second Avenue and both sanitary sewer and watermain service will be provided to that residence. It'is proposed that the watermain service be extended to the Elko home by extending service across the parsonage back yard to the Elko home. Mayor Bisel noted that it would be more practical to service the Elko home from Elm Street. Mr. Schneider noted that there are no plans to extend services along Elm Street. He further noted that when services are extended along Rice Lake Drive, the Elko residence will be connected from that direction and the easement across the parsonage backyard will be abandoned. Council Member Neal asked if the Elko property would be assessed for watermain service again. Mr. Schneider said no. Council Member Neal noted that Mr. and Mrs. Elko are senior citizens and will elect to defer their assessments until their property is sold. Council Member Reinert moved to approve Parts #1 and #2 of - the Second Avenue change order subject to obtaining an easement over the parsonage property: Council Member Bohjanen seconded the motion. On a roll call vote, motion carried unanimously. Resolution No. 35 - 90 Declaring Costs to be Assessed, Woodridge Estates, Rohavic Oaks II and Surrounding Areas Mr. Schneider said that a preliminary assessment roll had been completed. A copy of the roll has been given to Mr. Carlson and Mr. Rosenthal, developers of the two subdivision. Mr. Schneider noted that Mr. Carlson has expressed concern regarding some of the information in the assessment roll. Mr. Ted Mattke, engineer for Woodridge Estates explained that he has looked at individual costs and how they were -_ allocated. He said he was not clear about area charges and storm water drainage costs. He noted that storm water drainage costs were implement after the Woodridge Estates project was well into construction. These costs were not PAGE 7