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-2- The 2- The Council approved by voice consent to amending the Werner Transfer Water Contract to a minumim of five years. DeWayne Olson, Village Engineer, reported on his inspection of the Central Park Wading Pool . He stated that there was no apparent leakage from the curing cracks and suggested that a five (5) year warranty bond be filed in favor of the Village to guarantee the construation. After discussion, Councilman Dough- erty moved and seconded by Councilman Bailey that the final bill of Northern Contracting Company be approved for payment subject to the posting of a 5 year construction warranty bond. Motion Carried. The Village Attorney reviewed the division procedure as affecting the collect- ion of special assessments relative to the Diamond U' Apartment complex. The Village Manager was directed to draft an Ordinance prohibiting the issuance of building permits for divisions of property by metes & bounds or divisions of platted lots for the July 25 meeting. A petition was received from residents at 3412 - 16 - 20 Croft Drive regarding drainage at the rear of their property. The Council directed the Village Manager to inform the petitioners that a petition for a storm sewer improvement • would have to be submitted that included all the property owners in the drain- age area. The Village engineer reported the following costs for the Silver Lane Street improvement: 44, - $70,460 32 ' - A reduction of $7085.00 A concrete improvement would result in a reduction of $20,723.00 for the 32' width or a total project of $66, 122.00 half of which would be borne by St. Anthony. Del-layne Olson reported that New Brighton felt the need of a 44' width to connect to Foss RoaJ4. He recommended that bids be taken this fall for early 1968 construction. The Village Manager was directed to arrange a meeting with the New Brighton Manager and engineer to discuss the Silver Lane improvement. Mr. Bill Kieffer, 4009 Macalaster Drive asked the Village engineer why there was such a difference in the $9.60 per front foot charge for Macalaster Drive south of 39th Avenue N.E. and the proposed costs for Silver Lane. Mr. Olson stated that the Macalaster project was of 7 ton design. He further stated that he felt a 44' roadway was warranted. Mr. Lowell Thompson and George Erickson were present and reviewed the minutes of the Park Board meeting of July 6, 1967. A summary of bids opened at 12:00 o'clock noon, July 11, 1967 is as follows: BIDS FOR PARK DEVELOPMENT • 1 . Concrete curb, design V6 - 190 R.F. Unit Bid TOTAL a. Victor Carlson 4.50 855.00 2. Concrete Walks, 4" - 3500 S.F. a. Victor Carlson .95 3025.00 3. Concrete Spray Pool. 1 L.S. a. Victor Carlson t _R7c_nn