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COUNCIL WORK SESSION JUNE 9, 1999 residents in the past. Council Members will determine the sale price of the lot based on the response to the questions just listed. This matter will be on the June 23rd work session agenda. RESHANAU TRAIL DISCUSSION, RICK DEGARDNER This matter was discussed at a joint City Council and Reshanau Lake Homeowners Association meeting on March 2, 1999. Since that time, flyers were sent to the entire area asking for comments regarding the current location of the trail around the north end of Reshanau Lake and the proposed Mallard Lane trail. About 60% of those responding to the flyer indicated that they would be supportive of the Mallard Lane trail and not supportive of the condemnation of an easement for the current trail. Letters were also received from residents outside of this neighborhood. Condemnation of an easement could cost well over $100,000 . R . t d Lane trail will cost about $52,000 if a matching grant is obtained. Thail is expensive because a boardwalk would be needed to Jesse h . s p. • • the wetlands. If the City is ready to construct the Mallard Lane trail e " that the County is ready for their trail construction projects, the bi trail construction with the County. That would result in a 10% - 20% sa `: y gs f • he ity. The County is expected to start their trail construction program t _ • • ring. Mr. Palcher, one of the prope s ace t to the current trail, noted that the trail is actually located on his pro R so o his neighbor's property. He has been working with Mr. DeGardner an • b operative in working out an alternate plan. Mr. Palcher felt the log; ; , w. + handle this matter is to construct the Mallard Lane trail and direct all traffic to1 when it is completed. Mr. Palcher was tol • at some people would continue to use the current trail. Mr. Palcher would object if large numbers of people keep using the current trail. Funding for the Mallard Lane trail is still unresolved. The City has applied for a matching grant, which means that the City still must fund approximately $52,000 for construction costs. The City will know if the grant has been award within the next 30 days. At this time, Council has not determined the use of the $27,444 unreserved fund balance. This money could be used to fund a portion of the City costs. Planing and Zoning Board members Mr. Jamie Schaps and Ms. Donna Carlson entered this meeting. Mayor Sullivan explained the discussion this evening. Council Member Bergeson noted the need to purchase a $35,000 generator for the Fire District. He was not sure the Council could designate the $27,444 unreserved fund PAGE 6