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- 242 COUNCIL MEETING JULY 12, 1993 Specifications for Overlay of CSAH #14 (Main Street) From Centerville Road to the East County Line and Resolution No. 34 - 93 Entering into an Agreement Between the City of Lino Lakes and the County of Anoka for Federal -Aid Highway Improvement - Mr. Schneider explained that Anoka County plans to install a paving overlay on CSAH #14 (Main Street) from Centerville Road to the east County line. The City has received a letter from Anoka County accompanied by a set of final plans for the construction work in Lino Lakes. This project anticipates the use of FAS (Federal Aid Secondary) Funds that were part of the old system that included FAU (Federal Aid Urban) Funding. The new funding system is ISTEA (Intermedial Surface Transportation Efficiency Act). It is expected that the project would be compled in the early fall of 1993. To satisfy federal funding requirements, the City Council Resolutions Nos. 33 - 93 and 34 - 93 are required. Council Member Kuether asked if this project would require any Lino Lakes funding. Mr. Schneider said no. Council Member Kuether moved to adopt Resolution No. 33 - 93 and Resolution No. 34 - 93. Council Member Elliott seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Resolution Nos. 33 - 93 and 34 - 93 can be found at the end of these minutes. ATTORNEY'S REPORT Mr. Hawkins did not have a report. OLD BUSINESS There was no Old Business NEW BUSINESS Consideration of Resolution No. 32 - 93 Abating Assessment on Outlot A, Brandywood Estates, Second Addition - Mrs. Anderson explained that Outlot A, Brandywood Estates, Second Addition was assessed for area and connection charges and for surface water management charges. This assessment was based on the number of units that could be platted in the outlot in a future addition. Outlot A has now been platted into Brandywood Estates, Third Addition. All of the assessments on Outlot A, Second Addition can now be re -assessed to the Third Addition. To accomplish the re -assessment, it will be necessary to abate the current assessment on Outlot A, Second. Addition including the PAGE 4 1 1 1