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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES SEPTEMBER 26, 1989 PACE 4 Larry Bohrer will notify the contractor that the road is not acceptable and begin to investigate, according to the contract, whether it is or isn't within the prescribed tolerances. Bohrer will report back to the Council with more information. B. 38th & 39th Streets Mayor Dunn opened up the Public Hearing at 8:09 p.m. in the City Council chambers. Notice of the public hearing was duly published and sent. City Engineer Bohrer reported the total cost for 38th Street and 39th Street, West of Ideal Avenue Bituminous Overlay is $45,305.37. Assessment Rate = $45,305.37 divided by 47 1/3 lots = $957.7.6/Lot. Sodding has yet to be done around the culverts. Gerald Wulfing, 8196 38th St. N., reported his intersection was dangerous because of the rock on the road. Bohrer responded the contractor will clean up gravel. John Adams, 3948 Innsda.le Avenue N., asked if something would be done on the mailbox side because there was a 3" drop on edge of the road. Mr. Adams and Mr. Demco commented on the good paving job. Mayor Dunn closed the Public Hearing at 8:23 p.m. M/S/P Williams/Graves - to adopt Resolution No. 89-45 approving the assessment roll and rate of $957.7.6/Lot for 38th Street and 39th Street, West of Ideal Avenue, Bituminous Overlay Project. (Motion carried 5-0). C. 20th Street from Lake Elmo Avenue to Manning Trail Mayor Dunn opened up the Public Hearing at 8:24 p.m. in the City Council chambers. Public Hearing Notice was duly published and sent. Larry Bohrer reported the total amount of the proposed assessment for this project was $17,000, 19 parcels, at a. rate of $500/Lot. Jean Durand, 11332 20th St., asked for a curb by Manning Trail because of the rocks flying up and hitting the cars. Jean questioned her assessment for 5 parcels when she was previously told 4 parcels and asked why they were zoned Rural Residential when they are Agricultural. Bohrer responded they have widened the radius and have cleaned up the gravel by Kierkhafer, 2040 Manning Trail. Because the road is narrow, Bohrer stated the cars kick up the rock onto the road when they go off of the pavement. Bohrer indicated the previous assessment roll. that he had shown the residents also had the Durand's assessed for 5 parcels. Bohrer explained a possible reason they did not have Ag Zoning was that Ag zoning had to be requested from the City. Mayor Dunn closed the Public Hearing at 8:38 p.m.