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Page 3 October 27, 1975 MSP (Shelquist- Johnson) to approve the subdivision request of Ernest Danielson, 8445 Eastwood Drive creating three lots, two lots 85 X 264 feet less a 30 foot road easement on Greenwood Drive and the third lot 264 X 235 feet less a 30 foot road easement on Greenwood Drive. Attorney Meyers asked Mr. Danielson when the water main easement on the north was granted. Mr. Danielson said three or four years ago on the old improvement. Attorney Meyes noted that when the deed comes into the office for the clerk's signature the legal on this lot should reflect this ease- ment. Mayor Johnson presented proposed change order to Project 1973 -4 to provide utility service for Jerry Ackerman minor subdivision, 8454 Spring Lake Road. Engineer Bearden explained the change order. It is for installing sanitary sewer services and water services on 84th Avenue, N.E., between Pleasant View Drive and Spring Lake Road. The cost is $6,830.15. He said the project contractors are about ready to install the permanent street, so they need to have this change order effected immediately. Attorney Meyers advised that if Council wanted to proceed and put the assessment in with one person being assessed, he did not know for sure if the letter from Mr. Ackerman could be considered as a petition. He said Council could proceed under MSA Chapter 429 and assess it later, or the City could enter into an agreement with Mr. Ackerman but it must be in advance of the improvement. 5 Ayes MSP (Johnson- Hodges) to approve Change Order #3 to Project 1973 -4 to extend utility services into the Jerry Ackerman subdivision at 8454 Spring Lake Road and to the property immediately south thereof subject to the receipt of an official petition from the property owner, Jerry Ackerman, indicating that he desires the improvement and that he will agree to pay the normal assessment cost for this improvement. Attorney Meyers indicated that Mr. Ackerman could send the City a telegram indicating such petition and acceptance of the assessment. Mayor Johnson noted receipt of the proposed contract with Banister, Short, Elliott, Hendrickson and Associates, Inc., to provide storm water drainage engineering services. Mr. Short, representing that firm, was present in the audience. Mayor Johnson told Mr. Short the consensus of the Council at this time is that they are in favor of going ahead with the study and the contract. However, there are some words within the contract the Attorney would like to have time to ponder and talk to Mr. Short about so that alternative wording can be inserted in the contract.