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City Council meeting of June 4, 2007 Page 4 Puleo made motion, Haas seconded, to approve the application for an on -sale liquor license, Sunday liquor license, and 2:00 am closing time for Chad Wagner d/b/a the Blue Heron Grill at 14725 Victor Hugo Blvd. All aye. Motion Carried. APPROVE PEDDLER'S LICENSE FOR SALE OF SECURITY SYSTEMS (PRO ALARM) Council member Puleo requested this item be pulled from the Consent Agenda. City staff received an application from Pro Alarm for a peddler's license to conduct door-to-door sales of home security systems. City staff has been working with the WCSO in reviewing the application, as well a conducting research of peddler activities in other communities, as required under City ordinance. City staff reviewed the application and found it to be satisfactorily complete. Council member Puleo questioned whether these license approvals were to be granted administratively. City Administrator Mike Ericson felt it important that Council and residents know who will be selling door-to-door community. Puled made motion, Haas seconded, to approve the peddler's license for Pro Alarm to conduct door-to- door sales of home security systems. All aye. Motion Carried. ASSESSMENT HEARING FOR OAKSHORE PARK NEIGHBORHOOD P.I. PROJECT As property owners in the proposed improvement neighborhood, Council members Becky Petryk and Mike Granger did not participate in discussions and removed themselves from the Council dais. At its May 7, 2007 meeting, Council received the bid results from City Engineer Jay Kennedy for the Oakshore Park neighborhood public improvement project. Council directed staff to schedule an assessment hearing prior to the award of bid for the project. Council adopted a resolution scheduling a public hearing for Monday, June 4, 2007, at or after 7:00 pm, in order to take public comment from residents living in the Oakshore Park neighborhood. City Engineer Jay Kennedy provided a PowerPoint presentation outlining the project, as well as associated costs. Jay noted that the RCWD is giving consideration to a $50,000 grant to help defray the cost of the project. Mayor Fran Miron opened the public hearing for any and all public comment regarding the public improvement project. Nick Steckhahn, 4886 126' Street, spoke on behalf of the homeowners association, and thanked the City for all due consideration to make the project happen. Pete Pedersen, 4826 126' Street, asked if the CIF covered over sizing of the pipes. David Black, 4914 126' Street, stated that if the RCWD grant was approved, he would like to see the money used to support the project. Kitty Jensen, 12739 Ethan Avenue, had questions about her sprinkling system located between her house and the street. Jesse Roush, 4776 126' Street, felt the assessment was excessive, make sure center of road is accurate, assessment prepayments should get a reduction for as they would not require bonding costs, and wanted a more detailed breakdown of costs already expended towards the project. Chuck Svendsen, 4771 126' Street, questioned the "quality" of the new road and requested a list of potential contractors for utility hookups.