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• Mayor Bergeson advised it depends on the costs and the reasonableness of the projects on a ballot. The Lakes Addition was a larger project so it was on a ballot individually. Mr. Bye asked for a commitment from Council or staff to keep residents informed about the project. The City Administrator stated it is her expectation that citizens will be included in the process. She committed to keeping Mr. Bye informed of all aspects of the project. Mayor Bergeson requested Mr. Bye keep other residents informed. Staff clarified that Mr. Bye was referring to being informed in regards to the street construction list. Ms. Cindy Brunberg, 7941 Nancy Lane, came forward and asked for clarification regarding the Charter. She stated Mr. Montain has informed her that she is still within her Charter rights to petition out of the project. She asked when the n period is over. The City Attorney advised residents have a 60 -day time ow the public hearing and approval of the project. Staff asked for clarification regarding which assessments. Ms. Brunberg stated that as citiz make a decision until this eve d if that refers to have all the information necessary to Staff advised estimated en ere available prior to this evening. The Charter cannot be changers : s s s understanding the Charter indicates the petition period ended last fall afte earing. Ms. Brunberg stated sidents were told that under the Charter they could petition out at any time. Staff requested direction from the Charter Commission. This project and the procedure used has been based on past procedure. Mayor Bergeson stated the City Attorney will review the petition period and make a determination. Staff will notify residents with the determination. Mr. James Perron, 752 Vicky Lane, came forward and stated some residents currently have raw sewage in their front yards. Something needs to be done about the failing septic systems.