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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION JULY 8,1998 <br />will not be enough time during the 1998 construction season to complete the work that <br />had been anticipated in 1997. <br />Kim asked Mr. Lyle Carpenter, Commander of the VFW, how the change in construction <br />plans impacts the VFW building plans. Mr. Carpenter explained that the VFW does not <br />understand why the construction of the services has to stop at the police station when the <br />VFW is only a short distance further. He felt it would be an advantage to the City to <br />extend services to the VFW and asked for cooperation and recognition on this matter. <br />Dave explained that the VFW is approximately 1500 feet (1/4 mile) beyond the police <br />station. He suggested that he revise the construction plans to indicate an interim <br />construction date of mid July for services to be at the VFW. Chris Lyden said that the <br />City Council does appreciate the efforts of the VFW very much, however, even the best <br />efforts of the City will fall short. Kim felt that if the City made the commitment proposed <br />by Dave, the VFW could prepare their building plans so that they could complete their <br />building project in 1999. <br />Dave explained that easement acquisition is now on track and all other concerns have <br />been resolved. He will advertise for bids on the project in late winter or early spring when <br />the bidding atmosphere is most favorable. <br />Brian said that he is looking forward to working with the VFW on their building project. <br />He explained that normally it takes four (4) to six (6) months to go through the process of <br />site plan and building plan review with the Planning and Zoning Board and the City <br />Council. He suggested that he and the VFW sit down and begin this process. <br />Kim apologized to the VFW for not keeping them up to date on the progress of the utility <br />construction. John explained that the schedule presented last fall was a preliminary <br />estimate and should not have been viewed as a commitment. He suggested that staff <br />contact other businesses along Lake Drive to be sure that they are aware of the <br />construction schedule. Dave noted that he did hold a meeting for all affected property <br />owners along Lake Drive in mid-May. He will schedule another meeting. <br />Kim thanked the VFW for coming and expressing their concerns. <br />TRAIL AROUND RESHANAU LAKE, JOHN BERGESON <br />John briefly explained that there has been a trail around the north end of Reshanau Lake <br />for as long as anyone could remember. When Reshanau Lake Estates was platted, Outlots <br />A & B were platted as common property and deeded to the Reshanau Lake Estates <br />Homeowners Association. The City first recorded a street easement through Outlots A & <br />B to insure that there would be an opportunity to extend Black Duck Drive and/or utilities <br />around the north end of the lake in the future. After discussions with the developer, the <br />City vacated the street easement and obtained and recorded a utility and drainage <br />PAGE 2 <br />• <br />• <br />