1993-06-21 CC Minutes Page 3 of 6
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ALBERTVILLE CITY COUNCIL
.June 21, 1993
Page 3 of 6
Engineer Thore Meyer presented the Feasibility Study for the
Hardwood Ponds 2nd Addition. The total estimated cost for the
construction of the project is $239,330, exclusive of bonding,
financing, or legal costs. The estimated costs work out to
approximately $8,900 per lot.
Anderson made a motion to adopt RESOLUTION 1993-12 entitled
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING PETITION FOR IMPROVEMENTS, ACCEPTING
FEASIBILITY STUDY, ORDERING IMPROVEMENTS AND ORDERING PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS FOR HARDWOOD PONDS SECOND ADDITION. Barthel
seconded the motion. All voted aye.
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Thore presented the Feasibility Study for the Parkside
Addition. The total estimated costs for the construction of the
project is $896,055, exclusive of bonding, financing, or legal
costs. The feasibility study includes the cost of 18 service leads
for water and sewer along Outlots A and B. The Westwind Third
Addition development has not yet presented a proposal for extending
the 12" water and sewer trunk line along County Road 37, which is
necessary to provide service to ParkSide Addition. Attorney Couri
also pointed out that the Feasibility Study does not include the
extension of the main beyond the temporary lift station. Unless
the developer pays or installs this main, the City will be required
to install the main at some point in the future and will be unable
to assess those costs. The Council concurred that this extension
should be included in the Parkside improvements.
Barthel made a motion to adopt RESOLUTION 1993-13 entitled
RESOLUTION ACCEPTING PETITION FOR IMPROVEMENTS, AMENDING THE
Feasibility STUDY TO INCLUDE THE EXTENSION OF SEWER AND WATER MAINS
ALONG COUNTY ROAD 37, AND ACCEPTING THE FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR
PARKS IDE ADDITION AS AMENDED. Anderson seconded the motion. All
voted aye.
Thore reported that he had viewed the ditch along the
Savitski/Burlington Northern property and has found that the
culvert underneath the drive is plugged and the water is not
flOWing. Linda was directed to send a letter to L & D Trucking and
request that they remove the dirt that has been added to the ditch.
Corny Paulson told the Council that he has found that the City
is encroaching on his property with the alleyway. He requested
that the City restore his property (approximately 10 feet from the
back of his garage) back to grass. The Council agreed to have the
Maintenance Department remove the gravel from Paulson"s property
and replace it with black dirt and grass seed.