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for the Lakes Addition #2 area up to the present time. A lett4/er 12/ fr1 om Chomonix was read requesting sewer and water connections for 25 to 30 homes for this fall. W. Gotwald noted that they had sold 9 lots in the last 2• weeks. yr. Gotwald presented a map showing proposed lateral lines in Lakes Add'n #2, which would service 66 lots. He gave the estimated cost breakdown as follows: Collector laterals $118,000 Lift station 30,000 Foroe main 6,000 Water distribution: 6" & 8" 115,000 Well 25,000 Pu phouae and tank 15,000 Controls 5,000 10% contingency 31,000 Engineering fees 38,000 Legal fees 3,000 Fiscal agent fees 6,000 Administration costs '3,000. Total $395,000 Don Carley stated that he had talked with Springsted on this and noted that the proposal had been reduced by half from the original. He gave details on the bonding procedure noting that this would be for 5 years and that there was no reason why Jendric'oannot put up a bond for assessments, guaranteeing a minimum of 1 year's payment. The bond would be for 1 1/2 times the actual assessment for each lot. fir: Strand suggested starting with 2 separate bonds. There was considerable discussion. W. Gotwald recommended that the Council adept a resolution ordering the taking of bide for the projects. After more discussion,, yr. Jaworaki coved to authorize the Engineer to take bids on the water and sewer projeote for Lakes Addition #2, notee that the formal resolution will be provided later by the Attorney; alto authorising the Clerk in conjunction with the Engineer to submit ads for the bids; also, incorporating in the ad that the bids will be held for 90 days; also, that, if the ads are put in this week's paper that the bids would be opened on May 6th; if the ads go in the next week's paper that the bids woulid be opened on May 13th. Seconded by fir. Cardinal. Carried unanimously. If necessary, a special meeting to consider the'bide will be set dt the next meeting. yr. Gotwald mentioned the previous correspondence oonoereing the sewer problems at the•Youth Center. Butler engineers have now come up with a proposal to run a force main from the Youth Center to the hookup on North Road; he showed the line on a Village map. This proposal would Dose an estimated $150,000 'and would eliminate the present facility. He noted that no one else could be served by the force main. fir. Gotwald stated that for the first time the Youth Center could be seen as an asset, namely that if we expand our sewer system to serve them we could get a Federal grant and could assess that 150 acres by,footage. Thin could not happen if this proposal goes through. W. Gotwald'suggested that Lino Lakes send a letter to the State Architect indicating that we may put in sewer service to'the Youth Center in the next 2 to 5years, wording the letter so that we do not obligate onreelves to do so. After disouasion with the Attorney, 1[r. Cardinal moved to authorize the Attorney and the Engineer