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• • • COUNCIL MINUTES NOVEMBER 22, 1999 installation is only 25% of the assessment costs. The City could investigate the possibility of completing the project without storm sewer. Staff noted the City does prefer to install the storm sewer as proposed. Mr. Peterson stated his assessment charge include $4,000 to run the sewer pipe in his yard twice. He indicated that his assessment, therefore, ran $300 per foot. He indicated the sewer pipe should not have to be run twice. He stated he could perform the installation at half the price. Unit costs are based on bids within the City. Ms. Cindy Bruneberg, 7941 Nancy Drive, asked the City to clarify that the residents specific to Twilight 2°d Addition can upgrade their existing septic system. Staff advised residents initiated this project. A septic designer would have to determine if each individual lot could support a system upgrade. Mr. Ray Johnson, 7971 Nancy Drive, asked why the neighborhood has to have curbs and sewer. He stated the area has done without it for a long time. Mayor Sullivan noted certain road standards are established so the constructed throughout the City. The City will have to dete acceptable. Mr. Johnson asked why the residents along Lake advised the lots along Lake Drive qualified for th pertains to lots that can't be subdivided ality roads are in quality is to hook up for $8,800. Staff endment. The Bisel Amendment pay only a small lot assessment. Mr. Johnson asked for a copy of t nd ent and a copy of the ordinance relating to the City's public improvement po, Council Member D . • ve close the public hearing at 7:42 p.m. Council Member Bergeson seconded the + • otion carried unanimously. Council advised residen : have 60 days to petition against the project. Council will discuss the project at the end of the 60 days. Staff noted the public hearing is the starting point for the improvements. The Bisel Amendment applies to sewer and water only. The road improvements are not covered under the Bisel Amendment. PUBLIC HEARING, Vicky Lane Utility Extension, John Powell — Staff advised on October 11, 1999, Council received a Feasibility Report, and set the public hearing, for the installation of sanitary sewer and watermain service to the Nancy Drive/Vicky Lane neighborhood. This report had been prepared in response to two (2) petitions received from Nancy Drive, and Vicky Lane, area property owners.