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. t -" • fif the proposed improvement. Additionally, the mailing shall include a permanently displayed notice.-thatjover a 10 day period during business hours/a record book will be maintained at the office of the clera-admin- istrator wherein affected property owners, upon presenting identifica- tion, may record their signatures as in favor of or adverse to the pro- posed improvement. The record boos shall be permanently bound with ser- ially numbered pages, and shall be retained as part of the public records of the city. After . the close of the 10 day period for the opinion poll, the city. council shall cause a mailing to be made to city residents of both the poll results and the same information that had been supplied to the owners of the properties to be benefitted by the proposed improvement. This mailing shall be made at. least 2 weeks before a public hearing ;s i « of fi «...L c� i s:�. ,� �+.e-.,(2_3.- e / c:fps c..w.�c c k r7� ,n,p p r improvement. In making the mailing to the public, the city may use water meter records, the city newslet{ r addressee list, and other sources in order to inform as many residents as is feasible. The provisions of this section shall not apply to public improvements undertasem p umda' . 3.06 of the charter or to improvements which have been petitioned Aar by all Athe owners in frontage of the real property abutting on the streets named in the petition as the location of the improvement. • CHAPTER _9 F:MTNE.NT DOMAIN �- Sec. 9.01. Acquisition of property. The city may a'quire, by purchase, gift, condemnation, or otherwise, any property* either',wi.thin or without its boundaries, that may be needed by the city for any public purpose. In acquiring property by exercising the power of eminent domain, the city shall proceed according to Minnesota Statutes., Chapter 117 or other ap- plicable law. At least two weeks before a final decision is made by the city council on the acquisition of grope"ty t e , information shall be mailed to residents giving . the purpose of the acquisition, the estimated cost to the city both im- mediate and long range, the proposed method of financing, and to what ex- tent the acquisition meets or bears relationship to the needs of the city �Cc'l�� �s defined pursuant to -£--e--. 7.05 XX of the charter. In making the mail- ing to the public, the city may use water meter records, the city newslet- ter addressee list and other sources in order to inform as many residents as feasible.