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founds View City Council Regular Meeting Mr. Ostlund stated the plan for the wetland area is desirable to the School District, as it will enhance that area. That will also be discussed by the School Board on June 26. Mr. Ostlund stated he had worked with the City on the Pinewood area and road improvements, and he compl- mented the City on the design of the improvements, stating they were very pleased with what was done and they now have a safer intersection in front of the school than they had before. Mr. Buckingham asked if Woodale would be used by school buses if it is extended. Mr. Ostlund replied it would be. He added the hill in front of the school can be quite dangerous during the winter and they would prefer to use another road if possible. Mr. Buckingham stated he lived in his home in 1980 and does. not recall any notices about the Comp Plan or proposed extension of Woodale, and he asked if the road could be downgraded now, and what the difference in funds would be. Mr. Minetor stated he did not know the exact dollar amount at this time, as the funds are received as a grand total and then allocated. Mayor Hankner stated they could look at the possibility of taking Woodale off the MSA inventory. Mr. Minetor explained there are no notice requirements for the designation of MSA streets. Mayor Hankner stated it is the policy of the present Council to notify people within 350' of a proposed project, as well as have the item listed on the agenda as frequently as possible, along with coverage in the newspapers, but it is also up to the residents to keep abreast of what is going on in the City. The resident of 5209 Greenfield asked who would pay for the street extension. Clerk./Administrator Pauley replied it would be out of tax increment financing and the bonds, and not by the property owners. Mr. McCullough. asked if the sewer system would connect with. the residential area. June 121 1989 Paqe Nirie ------------------