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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MAY 16, 1989 PAGE 4 The amount of 1989 MSA Maintenance Funds ($44,099) remaining after 33rd Street is completed is estimated at $24,500. The difference between the $49,000 estimated project cost and the $24,500 of MSA funds is $24,500 and would be assessed to the abutting properties, and it is assumed that Tartan Park would pick up one-half of the assessment. The remaining portion would be split on an equivalent lot basis. Amount to be Assessed $24,500 Tartan Park (1/2)-$12,250 Remaining Assessed to Residents $12,2.50 Allen Kierhafer, 2040 Manning Trail, because of the cars turning onto 20th St. from Manning Trail they have cut into his yard, asked about a curb placed on the corner of his side. Bohrer preferred not to because it causes problems for snowplowing. Speaking for her dad, Peter Durand, Jean Durand stated 20th Street is used by people to get into their houses at Eden Park and Peltier's addition, and 90% of the traffic is for Tartan Park. Therefore, they should have to pay for this. In the early '60s they were told they only had to pay for road improvements once and this should be stated somewhere in our city records. Ed Bruno, Manager of Rec. Services for 3M, stated they do have a lot of traffic that uses Tartan Park and felt the road has started to deteriorate and if it is not repaired now, it will end up being very expensive to repair. Tartan was certainly willing to pay their share. M. Erickson, 11588 20th St., stated, she can't prove it, but she was sure that Tartan Park has more than 50% of the traffic on this road. Mary Leslie, 11546 20th St., felt the Eden Park and Packard Park residents were benefitting propertyowners because this is the only road for exit/entrances to their homes. She asked the Engineer to consider a reflector showing the street doesn't continue through at the end of Manning and 20th Street. Mayor Dunn closed the public hearing at 8:15 p.m. M/S/P Williams/Graves - to adopt Resolution 89-29 Ordering Improvement and Preparation of Plans for 20th Street from Lake Elmo Avenue to Manning Trail. (Motion carried, 5-0). C. 38th Street, 39th Street, Innsdale Avenue, East of Ideal Avenue Resolution 89-30 Mayor Dunn opened up the public hearing at 8:2.0 p.m. in the City Council chambers. Proposed Improvement It is proposed to cut out the broken up areas and patch those spots with bituminous. A 2" thick overlay will then be placed over the entire street to strengthen the road and to seal off the cracks. Two culverts would be installed to improve drainage. Crushed rock would be added along the shoulders and at driveways as needed. The total estimated project cost is