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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OF JANUARY 22, 19R5 PAGE 4 l. The common road entrances shown at the east/west 1/4 lines should | be sufficiently wide to allow either landowner to use the entrance without encroaching onto the neighboring property" 2. The Concpt Plan does not indicate how the County plans to provide the ponding required by the Valley Branch Watershed District" The City is intested to know the County/s thoughts on the matter" M/S/P Mazzara/Morgan - to endorse the Concept Plan for 19B from 194 to 10th Street as presented by the Washington County Highway staff at the 12-28-84 City Council meeting, provided the comments outlined in the City Engineer's letter of January 17, 1985 are included into the Concept Plan" Motion carried 5^-0^ D" 1984.MSA_RighKgWAYMOM Engineer Bohrer referred the Council to his letter of January 17, 19B5, which outlines the Commissioner`s Report and Award of Damages regarding easements which had to be condemned for the 19134 MSA Project for John and Janet Berschens and Myrtle Eder" Bohrer made the following recommendations: l. Pay to the Court appointed Commissioner's Award in the amount of $15,478"84 (Berschens $8,139"00 & Eder $7,339.84) 2" Pay the $300 appraisal allowance directly to each property owner" 3" Pay the Commissioner`s expenses directly to each Commissioner as followsN James Mugg - $902.60, Marius Andrewson - $896^62 and Raymond Kirchner - $884.220. All of these expenses are covered by MGA funds. Discussion: Dunn asked for an itemizedmtmtcmoot from the Commissioners documenting their time and work schedule. He felt the Commissioners expenses were excessive" M/S/P Dunn/Morgan - to pay the court appointed Commissioner's Award in the amount of $15,478"84 plus the $300 property owner allowance for private appraisals but to table paying the Court appointed Commissioner's fees until an itemized list of expenses can be obtained and reviewed" Motion carried 5^0" E. Engineer Bohrer referred the Council to his letter of January 18, 1985, which explained the research that has been done concerning the possible waterline extension to the Kromschroeder property. A negative response was received from the property owners that were notified along Klondike Avenue and no response was recieved from the residents along 33rd Street. The cost for 750 feet of 6-inch watermain^ including street restoration, would be approximately $40,000"