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COUNCIL MINUTES JUNE 26, 2000 Staff advised an exception would be if the project is part of a project that is on a ballot voted on by the entire City. It is unlikely that a street would be put in without sewer and water. Mr. Richard O'Kelly stated he is in favor of continuing the public hearing. He advised he would like the City to send a letter to each resident regarding their position on proceeding. Mr. Garman Torp, 793 Vicky Lane, came forward and asked if the Bisel Amendment gives you special hook up provisions, such as no water with sewer. Mayor Bergeson advised the Bisel Amendment does not provide special revisions regarding hook up. Staff advised the current code states that if a resident hooks up to sewer or water, they have seven (7) years to fully hook up. Ms. Lynn Schmidt, 7916 Nancy Drive, came forward and stated two (2) pro erty owners have failing septic systems. She asked if those residents can hook up to 79th Street Mayor Bergeson those residents should contact the City Engin Staff advised that situation has occurred before. Each s Mr. Gary Sarppo, 718 Vicky Lane, came forward proceed if residents are opposed to it. He Mayor Bergeson stated the City d the project does not proceed. 's at possibility. ated individually. that he assumes the project will not in bad shape and has many potholes. o '= s. The road will not be reconstructed however, if The Public Services for ised he will speak to the Public Works Department regarding the potholes. Council Member O'Don 11 moved to continue PUBLIC HEARING, Resolution No. 00 — 64, Adopt Assessment Roll, Twilight Acres 1st and 2m1 Addition, to the July 10, 2000, Council meeting. Council Member Reinert seconded the motion. Council Member Carlson amended the motion to include that the City obtain two (2) representative appraisals. Council Members agreed to the amendment. Mayor Bergeson amended the motion to include that staff will poll the affected property owners regarding the project proceeding. • Council Members agreed to the amendment. Mayor Bergeson requested that property owners be prompt with their response of the survey. Council Member Dahl suggested the possibility of a special meeting if residents want to move forward to enable the same price and schedule. 9