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Precinct #1 5060 Longview 2291 Hillview Drive, Lenore 2146 Hillview 3 6:00 P.M. Rosemary Goff -5071 Red Oak Drive, Marge Grabowski Drive, Roscile Hillsdale -6951 Knollwood Drive, Jean Miller Road, Elaine Fieldseth -7889 Woodlawn, Irene Edberg -7860 Greenwood Kinderman -5513 Quincy, Ruth Erickson -5475 Quincy, Mary LaVaque- Road. MSP (Blanchard /Johnson) To approve the final plat for Jim Lund Addition and to authorize the Clerk to sign it. MSP (Rustad/Hodges) To approve Resolution #455 apportioning the Pinecrest Addition (Division #40829). assessments in MSP (Johnson /Blanchard) To approve Resolution #456 apportioning the assessments in Eigenheer 3rd Addition (Division #40833). MSP (Hodges /Johnson) To approve Resolution #457 apportioning the assessments in Danielson Addition (Division #40817). MSP (Johnson /Hodges) To approve Resolution #458 apportioning the assessments in Skiba Addition (Division #40739). Councilman Johnson's Report Councilman Johnson announced that there is a meeting at NSSSD October 14th at which there will be established a date when villages will open negotiations on a new contract. Councilman Blanchard's Report Councilman Blanchard stated that in an emergency situation he called out village equipment to help combat the peat fire across the highway (O'Neil Property). Councilman Blanchard also stated that the Human Rights Commission is charged with the responsibility of seeing that any contractor employed by Mounds View is an equal opportunity employer. Mayor Rustad gave the audience some background on the Watson assessment appeal stating that the $80,000 assessment was upheld by the state courts and now constitutes a judgement against Watson. Mayor Rustad commented that he believed Attorney Meyers did a fine job on behalf of Mounds View. Attorney Meyers' Report Attorney Meyers stated that he has the contracts furnished by the Highway Department regarding the relocation of existing utilities because of New STH 10 construction. Engineer Boehm's Report Engineer Boehm reflected on the meeting with the Highway Department on October 6th in which they stated that they could not by law extend carrier pipes for water and sewer under New STH10 so Mounds View could be assured of providing the most economical service to the Watson property. The possibility of using a lift station in the area at some future date also exists, however, and will be studied at greater length.