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. City Council Regular Meeting Minutes • August 23, 1994 Page 9 1 of a place that attracts energy for improvement, vitality and growth. She commented that 2 this is a win-win proposal that will benefit all taxpayers as well as provide jobs for many 3 of the community's youth. 4 Enrooth commented that it is good to see the Council Chambers full of interested 5 residents, on both sides. 6 Motion by Marks, second by Wagner to approve first reading of Ordinance 1994-002. 7 Motion carried unanimously. 8 4. Ground Signs. 9 Commissioner Horst reported the Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing 10 on September 20, 1994,to consider an ordinance amendment regulating ground sign 11 regulations. 12 5. Corner Lot Fence Policy/Ordinance Amendment. Commissioner Horst reported the Planning Commission has scheduled a public hearing on September 20, 1994, to consider an ordinance amendment relating to corner lot fences. 15 Ranallo suggested the Council revise the agenda and consider item IX. New Business, B. 16 Resolution 94-045, Re: Order Plans for 1995 Street Improvement. 17 Motion by Marks, second by Enrooth to revise the agenda in consideration of staff in attendance. 18 Motion carried unanimously. 19 IX. NEW BUSINESS 20 B. Resolution 94-045, Re: Order Plans for 1995 Street Improvement Project. 21 Mark Anderson, RCM Engineer, presented the proposed 1995 Street Improvement Project and 22 reported on watermain, sanitary and storm sewer work being proposed. 23 Anderson noted the estimated costs, including engineering and contingency for administrative 24 and legal costs, is $932,000. He explained that street costs would be assessed according to City 25 Policy of 35%to benefiting adjacent property owners and the remaining 65% funded by the City 26. through a bond. Based on total assessable footage, it is estimated the resident's street 27 improvement assessment will be approximately $33 per front foot. The watermain project would 28 cost $400 per connection with the majority of the cost(approximately $200,000) to be paid by 29 the City. The storm sewer is proposed to be funded by the Utility Fund with no assessment to 00 property owners.