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City Council meeting of June 20, 1988 Page SIGNING OF HOMESTEAD DRIVE The city engineer is recommending Council authorization for the installation of traffic regulatory signs on Homestead Drive and 130th Street west of Sunset Lake. The engineers are recommending installation of a STOP SIGN on Homestead Drive at the intersection with 125th Street and 30 mph speed limit signs on both sides of Homestead Drive. Vail made motion, Peltier seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION 88-27, RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC REGULATORY SIGNS ON HOMESTEAD DRIVE AND 130TH STREET, WEST OF SUNSET LAKE. VOTING AYE: Olson, Peltier, Potts, Vail, Atkinson VOTING NAY: None Motion Carried. C.I.F. PROJECT FEASIBILITY REPORT City Engineer, Howard Kuusisto, has indicated they have completed the feasibility report for Phase 1 of the city's capital improvement project previously authorized by the City Council, and will go over the feasibility report, in detail, with the Council. Although the engineer prepared a preliminary report at the time the capital improvements program was approved by the City Council, the Council requested a more detailed, up-to-date report that would meet the requirements for proceeding with a public improvement hearing on these projects. The roads being considered as a part of this project are Oneka Lake boulevard, Harrow Avenue, Goodview Avenue, Homestead Avenue, Falcon Avenue, 130th Street, 177th Street, and Hyde Avenue. If the City Council wishes to move forward with this proposal, the appropriate action would be to accept the feasibility report and order a public improvement hearing for July 21, 1988. After a brief discussion, and receiving no comment from the audience, Councilmember Robert Olson made the following motion: Olson made motion, Vail seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION 88-28, RESOLUTION RECEIVING REPORT AND CALLING FOR IMPROVEMENT HEARING ON C.I.P. PROJECT #5-2-88(B). VOTING AYE: Olson, Potts, Vail, Atkinson VOTING NAY: Peltier Motion Carried. CITY HALL PARKING LOT REPAIR Ear4ier this year, the City Council authorized the sealcoating and striping of the City Hall parking lot. The work is scheduled to take place in approximately two weeks, and city staff has given some additional thought to other improvements to the parking lot that would provide for a better parking arrangement. City staff is requesting Council authorization to proceed to get cost estimates and do some bituminous work on the parking lot area east of the municipal building. The staff feels that if properly laid out, the parking lot can be designed to provide off-street parking for approximately 20 vehicles.