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1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1988 <br />that additional lots could be developed. Mr. Stahlberg said <br />he had looked at this and felt the property owners should <br />get together to determine a pattern of development. <br />Pete Rosenthal, 288 Rohavic Lane noted that Laurene was <br />blacktopped within the last year and asked if municipal <br />water and sewer would come down this street to get to <br />Woodridge Estates. It appeared that the City would have to <br />condemn property to get to this subdivision. Mr. Stahlberg <br />showed on a map where the municipal water would come from on <br />Birch Street. Lino Lakes has two wells that service the <br />Birch Street trunk water line. He also explained where the <br />sewer line currently runs. <br />Ken Trittin, 6221 Laurene Avenue asked what the cost would <br />be when the sewer and water line goes by his house. Mr. <br />Stahlberg said that the cost has not been determined. The <br />next step is the preparation of a feasibility report and <br />then the costs can be estimated from the report. Mr. <br />Trittin said that the people are out of the picture if they <br />do not have the funds to pay the assessments. He told the <br />Council that they should have a concern for the people who <br />will bear the costs. Mr. Stahlberg extimated that the cost <br />would be about one half of that charged to a new <br />subdivision, or about $5,500 to $7,500. Mr. Miller noted <br />that he and Mr. Stahlberg have explained to the residents <br />that current residents can petition out of the improvement <br />and not be assessed. A resident asked if the assessments <br />had to be paid when the property is sold and Mr. Hawkins <br />said, no, there are no levied or pending assessments and <br />therefore there is nothing to pay. <br />Tom Brunner, 270 Linda said that Mr. Miller assured the <br />residents that they would be notified when another meeting <br />was to take place on this matter and he did not receive a <br />letter. Mr. Miller noted that names and addresses were <br />taken from all of the people who attended the meeting and <br />wanted notices. Mrs. Anderson did notify everyone on the <br />list. Mr. Brunner said he purchased hisrhouse five years <br />ago and said that if the street is- extended from Woodridge <br />Estates, there will be a lot of traffic on his street. He <br />said he did not want the road. <br />Betty Hulse, 258 Rohavic Lane asked about the Outlot "C ". <br />Mr. Stahlberg explained that this is a ponding area and the <br />water will be moving away from Mrs. Hulse's area toward <br />Woodridge Estates. <br />PAGE 10 <br />