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1. Terry Needham 2970 Jamley 2. Deral Mosbey 11040 20" St. 3. James Cerney 3655 Ideal Ave 4. John Heroff 10925 33rd St. Lane 5. Cynthia Cerney 3655 Ideal Ave 6. Brian Benesch 9377 Jane Ct. 7. David Nelson 1757 Ivory Ave 8. Edmond Nielsen 9498 Stillwater Blvd. ALTERNATES: 9. Michael Reinhardt 4690 Lake Elmo Ave, 10. David Erickson 3432 Isle Ct. N. 5. CONSENT AGENDA: None 6. MAINTENANCE/PARK/FIRE/BUILDING: A. Parks Commission Application The City received a Parks Commission application from John Heroff, 10925 33`d St. Lane, who was in attendance to answer any questions M/S/P DeLapp/Armstrong —to appoint John Heroff, 10925 33`d St. Lane, as First Alternate to the Lake Elmo Parks Commission. (Motion passed 4-0). The Council reminded the public that buckthorn removal will take place in Kleis Park on Saturday, October 23°'. 9-12 7. CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT: A. Resolution ordering plans and specs for section 33 water system improvements Administrator Kueffner provided the Council with a draft Resolution calling a public hearing for November 9, 1999 for water system improvements in Section 33. The Council asked for postponement until they could receive the cost of the project and decide how this project would be financed. MIS/P Armstrong/DeLapp - to postpone consideration of Resolution until the November 2" d Council meeting when costs will be provided. (Motion passed 4-0). B. Resolution ordering feasibility study for O1dVillage water system improvements — Deleted C. 50"' Street Petition Tom Prow reported the MSA construction balance is zero because of finishing 30d' St., but there are ways to secure funds. The MSA standards are 24' wide street and 4' paved shoulders. The City can vary to a 22' paved road if we get a variance. Vice -Mayor Dunn asked Prew to look into what money is available and the scenic road designation. The City may not have to overlay the entire road, but just where the residents live along 50"' St.. John Carr, who submitted a petition signed by residents along 50`h and in "The Fields" lends their support to the project, indicated only four residents along 50"' Street didn't sign the petition. Mr. Carr stated the residents wanted a road that would not tear the bottoms off their car. He added that nobody seemed concerned about speeds being a problem, because, now, cars and busses are travelling 55 mph on the gravel road. Only problem more kids will use the road as a cut through to Stillwater High School. Tim Freeman, representing Engstrom and Zintl, asked that the escrowed money for the road from these developments, pay for a 2" overlay on the existing gravel road. Administrator Kueffner pointed out the City requires a 9-ton standard road and an overlay on an existing gravel road would not qualify and require a variance. LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OCTOBER 19, 1999 2