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COUNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 12, 2002 • revised JPA will be prepared, submitted to Centerville staff for review, then brought to the Lino Lakes City Council for consideration. City Engineer Studenski reviewed the project improvements and the scope of the project, which involved a connection at Main Street to approximately 650 feet south to the three properties on the Centerville side of the road and the property on the Lino Lakes side. City Engineer Studenski indicated the cost of the project will be split in thirds. He indicated the 21St Avenue portion of the project is nearly twice the cost of the Northern Lights Boulevard portion. Through previous discussions with the City of Centerville, the 21st Avenue improvements will be split 50/50. The remainder of the project will be paid by the benefiting properties. City Engineer Studenski noted one affected property owner within this construction area may wish to extend the project on 21st Avenue farther to the south, which w d substantially reduce the amount of assessments by increasing the scope of the project. City Engineer Studenski advised City staff recommends tha `' ouncil close the public hearing for the 21st Avenue Street and Storm Sewer Improvements. Mayor Bergeson asked what the estimated total cost or this project. City Engineer Studenski indicated the estimated total cost of the 21st Avenu . .'ec x'11 be $333,000.00, which will be split 50/50 with the City of Centerville, for a total of $ X66, per City. He added the assessments for the City of Lino Lakes would total $166,500, plus r Northern Lights Boulevard of approximately $166,000. He indicated the tw ties combined would have a grand total of less than $500,000. Mayor Bergeson questioned whether this project were represented this e not be in attendance this evening. regarding his proposal to ex Lakes property owners that would be assessed by gineer Studenski indicated Gerald Rehbein could ted . Rehbein was scheduled to meet with City staff ements to the south. Mayor Bergeson questioned w ` h properties are owned by Mr. Rehbein, which City Engineer Studenski explained. Councilmember Dahl questioned how far to the south would Mr. Rehbein be proposing to extend these improvements. City Engineer Studenski indicated the issue has not been discussed at this level of detail. Mayor Bergeson opened the public hearing at 9:52 p.m. A representative of the Dairy Queen stated this project must be done and, if not, the road will be a mess next year. He noted this road had at one time been blacktop, however, the City of Centerville has allowed it to become a gravel road. 29