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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 7, 1990 PAGE 4 was using his home as a duplex. The Council received a response from the resident of 2461 Lisbon Avenue indicating that he has live -in -help which will be finished in the next couple of weeks. Since the live -in -help will be finished in a couple of weeks, the Council asked the staff to follow-up after this two week period. The Building Official indicated a second kitchen is not regulated by the Uniform Building Code. He asked for clarification of "Live -In -Help". 8. CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT: A. PUBLIC HEARING: Patch and Overlay of 31st,St. Mayor Dunn opened up the Public Hearing at 8:56 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. The public hearing notice was published in the St. Croix Valley Press and all affected property owners were notified. Larry Bohrer presented the feasibility report on 31st Street from CSAB 6 to TH 5 for Bituminous Patching and Overlay. 31st Street from Stillwater Boulevard (CSAH 6) to TH 5 is a Municipal State Aid Street. It generally consists of two 11 foot wide bituminous surface driving lanes plus 4 foot wide gravel shoulders. In many places these shoulders have become overgrown with vegetation. The 1989 traffic counts on this street is 350 vehicles per day. The total project cost is $39,480.00. If shoulders are not paved, estimated project cost is $33,720. Ted Sterbenk, 9141 31st St. N., and John Sandstrom, 9077 31st St., submitted a petition stating they were against the improvements proposed because they do not feel the improvements are necessary at this time. If anything is done, it should be a sealcoat. They noted they do not have 3 or 4' shoulders. Joan Moszer, 9095 31st St. N., stated she was against the project before she heard the City Engineer's presentation. She was in favor of the project and the $200 assessment. Steve Chlebeck, 9018 31st St., stated he was against the project when he got the public hearing notice. Now, that he heard there would only be a $200 assessment, he would be in favor of the project. William Hughes, 9038 31st St.N., stated he was in favor of this project as long as it was MSA funded. If we can stay within the $200 assessment, he felt the City should do the project. He asked the Engineer to look into a possible culvert. Mayor Dunn closed the public hearing at 9:34 p.m. M/S/P Hunt/Graves - to adopt Resolution 90-27, Ordering the Patching and Overlay of 31st Street with shoulders from CSAH 6 to THS. (Motion carried 4-0).