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• CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION JULY 7,1999 During the last work session, the location of the roadway was discussed. That discussion lead to an inquiry by Mr. Roy Stanley, a resident on 77th Street, about connecting to the city utility services which are available at the intersection of Lake Drive and 77th Street. The estimated cost to extend the services to Mr. Stanley's property is $55,000. Approximately $5,000 of this cost would be for service stubs that would service other benefited properties. The cost to service Mr. Stanley's two (2) properties would be approximately $50,000. From a utility extension standpoint, extending services to Mr. Stanley's property would make additional future connection in this area more realistic and from a planning standpoint, the extension of the water utility would aid in a future water service loop connection. Staff also considered where the utilities could be constructed to minimize the impact to 77th Street. Unfortunately, the paved surface of 77th Street is located on he southern edge of the right-of-way making it necessary to disturb the roadway surf Since it appears likely in the next two (2) or three (3) years extended along 77th Street to serve the proposed shoppin extend services now. If this does not happen, Mr. St septic system. When utilities are extended in t assess Mr. Stanley and recoup some of the co ce would be s prudent to ots will require a new the City would not be able to Staff proposed the utility services . Stanley's property and Mr. Stanley be assessed the standard rate. s ,,, .f t e costs to extend the services would be financed through the Area ► un . hese funds would gradually be replaced as other residents connects s ces. This item will be p INDIVIDUAL SE POWELL uture Council agenda for action. GE TREATMENT SYSTEM (ISTS) ORDINANCE, JOHN Last February Mr. Powell advised the City Council that the ISTS Ordinance would have to be updated to reflect recent changes required by law. Council was asked to provide direction regarding four (4) specific items: 1. Increase holding tank size. Mr. Powell recommended the increase be consistent with the Anoka County requirements. 2. Allowing homeowners to work on their own septic systems. Mr. Powell recommended that homeowners not be allowed to work on their own systems. • 3. Allowing experimental septic systems or warrantee systems.