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-3- The Manager recommended the-hockey lights .requested by' the St. Anthony Boosters. -for Central Park and. Emerald Park be. funded. from:;the Council..'s Contingency Fund and put.. in per the Public Works Director's September 4 , 1980 recommendation. . ' When the .questionwas raised- why lights -were not planned for Silver Point Park,, Richard Timmer of the Boosters said the lights for Central and Emerald parks -were considered. as .first and second in priority by the. Boosters with lights deferred for Silver Point, if necessary, since that. park is only utilized for practices and- a pole is not available. for the lights at that location at this time. Councilmen Sundland .and Ranallo were concerned that,. if any lights at all- were to be funded, the treatment of all three parks should be equal. Motion by Councilman Sundland and seconded. by Councilman Letourneau to accept the proposal of the Boosters. Club and authorize the fund- ing of hockey lights for all three City parks as per staff's rec- ommendation with the inclusion of lights for Silver Point Park ata total cost not to exceed $2 ,000 . Motion carried unanimously. The public hearing on. the assessment of costs for- Street Improvement Project 1979-001 for Highcrest Road was opened by the Mayor at • 8: 31 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Eggert, 3608 - 36th Avenue N..'E. , were the only residents in attendance and they voiced no objections to the assessments per se but only asked how the assessment amount had been determined and .wanted particulars of the period of payment without- interest. The Manager told them about twenty=five percent of the $240,476 . 67 cost of the Highcrest Road rebuilding project will be assessed against the property owners, or approximately $2 ,000 assessed per property. unit with only a two-thirds unit charge against corner lots . He said this assessment is in conformance with the assessment policy adopted for the rebuilding of 29th Avenue N.E. Mrs. Johnson advised the Eggerts that they will have 30 days from the date of adoptionof the assessment roles by resolution to pay off their assessment without interest and that privilege will be repeated next year before. November 15, 1981. The hearing was closed at 8 : 35 P.M. Motion by Councilman . Sundland and- seconded by Councilman Marks to adopt Resolution 80=059 , with principal installments extending over a period of ten years and with 8% interest on the unpaid balance. RESOLUTION 80-059 A RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR" • STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NO. 1979-001 Motion carried unanimously.