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-4- <br />schedule be finalized, and that the language on the contract be <br />maintained at its current position until the project is finally <br />accepted by the City and approved by the Engineer, which shall be <br />June 15, 1976. A change order #4 will have to be prepared. A <br />roll call vote was taken. <br />Engineer Bearden then presented proposed change order to City Hall <br />parking lot project. He explained that it was for work on lowering <br />and insulating a sanitary sewer that was exposed when the police <br />driveway was put in. The men worked Saturday, October 18, and <br />Monday, October 20, making the total amount $2,087.05; when added <br />as Change Order #2 it brings the revised price to $40,786.55. <br />Administrator Achen asked what the work entailed as it took 8 men <br />to do it. Engineer Bearden answered that the drain line from the <br />old building ran easterly and they dug that line up and rebuilt it <br />and placed fiberglass insulation onto it. In addition they dug down <br />for two 12" water mains. <br />MSP (Pickar- Hodges) to approve Change Order #2 to the Forest Lake <br />Construction contract as suggested by the City Engineer, paying for <br />it 2/3 from sewer and 1/3 from the water fund. <br />Engineer Bearden had no further report. <br />Councilman Shelquist asked if Engineer Bearden would be required at <br />the 9:00 public hearing and Administrator Achen responded that the <br />applicant has petitioned for improvements of utility and street <br />originally contemplated, and it is not known whether these improvements <br />can be added on to Project 1973 -4 or not. Mayor Johnson suggested <br />that Engineer Bearden stay until after the public hearing. <br />Mayor Johnson recessed the regular Council meeting and called to <br />order the public hearing on White Oak Estates Third Addition prelimi- <br />nary plat. Robert Carlson of Brentwood Development Company appeared <br />to discuss the property involved - the west 375 feet of Lots 2, 3 <br />and 4 Auditors Subdivision No. 89. This major subdivision creates <br />18 lots, as shown on the preliminary plat. Mr. Carlson has agreed <br />to make an offer to purchase a 20' x 30' parcel of land adjoining <br />the southeast corner of Block 2, Lot 6, to square off Lot 6 so <br />that it would be in better spatial conformity with the adjacent <br />properties. Mr. Carlson has acquired the necessary signatures and <br />stated that the drainage problem on the back lot lines has been <br />solved by draining toward the catch basin and then out to the storm <br />sewer. Engineer Bearden said that in checking the grades on the <br />sewer and street, it is possible to run a line to the west property <br />line and there would be a swale running to the north and south both. <br />There is a catch basin and they can hook onto it. <br />5 ayes <br />5 ayes <br />