HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000011_pg06-010is by oral agreement with the County officials and an inventory
will be made of the surfaces disturbed, the value will be de-
termined and the portions to be borne by the Village and the
County will be agreed upon at that time. The County will bear
the cost of the betterment to meet their requirements.
He further explained that a utility of this nature, tak-
ing into consideration proper construction, probably can last
for a period in excess of 50 years. Therefore, a maintenance
program should be considered and would require certain equipment,
such equipment not necessarily confined to sewer use. He pointed
out the Village has the option of owning the equipment or con-
tracting for it, the latter ultimately more expensive.
Housing the equipment was the next item the Village re-
quested investigated and he illustrated the proposed maintenance
and storage building by map. Construction would be similar to
the Mounds View Village Hall building. The proposed total cost
of the project includes the cost of the building and equipment
which would be paid for by assessment in part and tax levy.
In closing, Mr. Knutsen stated he wanted to make two
definite points--the construction is a proposed, not final,
plan. The costs Mr. Anderson, the fiscal agent, would discuss
were supplied, most generally, by their firm and they were
estimates. Some increments were added for possible future needs
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