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City Council meeting of February 1, 1999 Page 2 SPECIAL USE PERMIT (TRIEMERT) Annie Triemert, 15220 Everton Avenue, requested a SUP to construct a 30' x 48' accessory storage building. As a 2,880 sq ft accessory building already exists on the property, the additional 1,440 sq ft would exceed the allowed 3,600 sq ft by 720 sq ft. The PC considered this matter at their meeting of January 27, 1999, and recommended approval of the request. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved the request for construction of the 30' x 48' accessory building, as requested. 129TH STREET ASSESSMENT HEARING (CONTIIWED) Based on Council direction of January 19, 1999, the Council considered a revised assessment roll for the extension of municipal sewer and water along Ethan Avenue and 129th Street, between the Woods of Bald Eagle subdivision and Elmcrest Avenue. Notice was provided to property owners of the revised assessment roll, the rights of appeal, and hookup charges levied in addition to the proposed assessments. Mayor Stoltzman opened the public hearing and there were no additional oral or written comments. Stoltzman made motion, Barnes seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION 1999-2, A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE 129TH STREET P.I. PROJECT. VOTING AYE: Barnes, Haas, Leroux, Petryk, Stoltzman Motion Carried. COST SHARING REOUEST (CREEKVIEW PRESERVE) At the Council meeting of January 19, 1999, the Council considered a request from the Backes Companies for the City to reimburse the firm for certain costs they incurred in extending 12" watermain along the east side of TH61, and increasing the depth of sanitary sewer throughout their project to serve adjacent properties. Action was tabled until this evening's meeting to allow time for consideration. Another lengthy discussion continued regarding City policy; should the City pay because no "formal" agreement was entered into prior to work being done; and what was "fair" in this particular situation. Haas made motion, Barnes seconded, to table this matter to allow staff time to provide information on 8" watermain costs and the value of the improvements to benefiting property. All aye. Motion Carried. FIRE HALL STATUS REPORT At Council's request, Mr. Jim Trossen, the architect for the Fire Hall construction project, was present to brief the Council on the progress of the project. Although there was no need for alarm, Mr. Trossen felt the project should be progressing in a more timely manner, and would reassess progress the end of February. If needed, he would consider "motivational techniques" to help move the project along.