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COUNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 25, 2003 <br />APPROVED <br />286 the lot size. He stated that while they may have had inquiries, it does not necessarily mean anything <br />,287 will come of it. <br />288 <br />289 Chad Borsheim, 554 Lois Lane stated he is totally against the sewer and water going through. He <br />290 indicated two years ago he had to put in a mound system, and the City told him at that time no sewer <br />291 and water were proposed for this area. He would have to absorb $23,000 in costs for his neighbors to <br />292 be able to make money. <br />293 <br />294 Community Development Director Grochala indicated with Haley Manor there are no proposed <br />295 assessments; they are all developer paid utilities. If the City were to go further and service those who <br />296 petitioned, there is still a process that would be followed. <br />297 <br />298 Mr. Borsheim asked if he sold his house, would the buyer have to hook up to the city utilities. <br />299 Community Development Director Grochala indicated they do not have point of sale requirements. <br />300 He stated if the system failed, they would be required to hook up. Mayor Bergeson stated it also <br />301 depends on terms of the sale; a mortgage company may require the hook up also. Mr. Borsheim <br />302 indicated he would have a hard time selling his home, and it will not be worth as much if everyone <br />303 around him is on city utilities and his home is not. <br />304 <br />305 Councilmember Carlson asked what would happen to the cost of the assessment if it was not done <br />306 now, but hook up occurred five years down the line. Community Development Director Grochala <br />307 stated there would be a uniform rate applied as in other properties where a subdivision caused utilities <br />308 to be brought by existing homes. He indicated typically on lots where it cannot be further subdivided <br />309 they get charged a standard R-1 rate, no matter what the size of the lot. <br />up10 <br />311 Donna Flanagan, Lot 3, indicated she heard they would not be able to hook up because the elevation <br />312 is too low. City Engineer Studenski explained that typically a gravity line is run from the home to the <br />313 street. They would not be able to use a gravity line in this case. He indicated the grinder pump that <br />314 would be needed would be an additional $2500 to $3500 per home. <br />315 <br />316 Mayor Bergeson asked if a grinder pump could serve several homes. City Engineer Studenski <br />317 indicated they would require one per lot. They would not want cost sharing between homes, since <br />318 there could be maintenance costs involved that would be difficult to administer over more than one <br />319 home. <br />320 <br />321 Louise Fortuna, 523 Lois Lane stated she is Lot 2. She is hearing that even a grinder pump may not <br />322 suffice for her lot. City Engineer Studenski indicated that is correct. He stated the sewer line would <br />323 be so shallow they are not sure if it would work. Ms. Fortuna indicated 21 years ago they built their <br />324 home, and purposely built it on one side so eventually they could subdivide. They have been told <br />325 they have to pay for a plat, but they do not even know if they can get sewer there so they could <br />326 subdivide. <br />327 <br />328 Mayor Bergeson asked if there are currently stubs on Arlo Lane. City Engineer Studenski indicated <br />329 there are stubs to halfway through Lot 2. Mayor Bergeson asked if Lot 2 would be able to subdivide <br />330 into three lots. Community Development Director Grochala stated they would be getting down to a <br />331 half acre, and with an on-site system and allowing for a potential replacement it becomes very <br />332 difficult to subdivide. <br />•33 <br />7 <br />
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