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Arden Hills Council " Ap);il 27, 1992 . 0 Mayo); Sathe); added that stre~ts are actually walked and pcioritized eve);y th);ee yea);s to determine how best to use che available funds. councilmembe); Malone reported that although the Council is still involved in debating the issue of whethe); and when to );epai); 0); );econstruct West Round Lake Road and Dunlap. consensus of Council is that bids are expected to be very competitive this yea); and they would favo); accomplishing all three this yea); if possible given the funding constraints. However, Tiller Lane will probably be the first priority of the three streets unde); consideration. Questlon/comment: Is it possible to extend the Tiller Lane assessmen"t to a ten-year term? What procedure is to be followed to object to the assessment? Attorney Filla advised that anyone who wishes to object. or anyone who is unsure now but may wish to object. must do so in Jriting this evening by simply pJ:oviding the City with a statement that they wish to object along with an addJ:ess and signature. Public heaJ:ing was closed at 8:37 p.m. . Councilmembe); Mahowald asked the engineeJ:s if there are any substantive differences between upper and lower Tiller lane. Maure); stated that there are slight differences but the entire road needs to be reconstructed to make it structurally sound. MaureJ: added that in his pJ:ofessional opinion it would not be economically wise to overlay any portion of Tiller Lane; it would be most cost effective to reconstJ:uct the enti);e J:oad. Councilmember Hicks asked if the assessment J:ol1 would be affected if the assessment fo); the two cOJ:ne); lots were changed OJ: the Abrahamson propeJ:ty were excluded. He also aSKed the engineer's opinion regarding the condition of CaJ:lton Road. Maurer answe);ed that the assessment roll was p);epared assuming the Ab);ahamson pJ:opeJ:ty would be excluded. but if the assessment fOJ: the two cOJ:neJ: lots weJ:e changed. the City's sha);e of the p);oject would be affected. Regarding Ca);lton Road. Maurer said the condition is such t.hat it will need to be addressed in the nea); futuJ:e. council discussed whetheJ: it may be app);opJ:iate to extend the assessment for Tiller Lane more than five years. GJ:aham stated that ln the past. if the assessments were laJ:ge. the . t.enn was extended an additional thJ:ee yeaJ:s. p.~ttot"ney Filla commented ....1~..... ~ Council should addJ:ess the ........O'l objections received this evening: 1 \ Whethe); the AbJ:ahamson ~ J ----