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, '.. Minutes of Regular Council Meeting July 26, 1982 Page Two Lynden reported that four Oak trees may be impacted on the Johnston property; reported that it has been indicated to him that the John- stons would probably accept $1,000 for the easement. After discussion, Hicks moved, seconded by Mulcahy, that Council authorize Attorney Lynden to offer up to $750 for the easement. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). REPORT OF VILLAGE ENGINEER DONALD CHRISTOFFERSEN Resolution No. 82-36, Bid Award to Nodland Associates, ~ Improvement No. SS-W-P-ST81-3, Arden Oaks McNiesh reported that the Development Agreement and Final Plat have been executed by Derrick Land Company. Letter of Credit to be filed prior to Developer's grading; easp-ment for hammerhead on Lot 17, Block 3, to be recorded after Final Plat is recorded. Mulcahy moved, seconded by Hicks, that Council adopt Resolution No. 82-36, Awarding the Bid to Nodland Associates for Improvement No. SS-W-P-ST8l-3, Arden Oaks. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). Resolutions Providing for Hearings on August 23rd for Proposed Assessments Resolution No. 82-42, Improvement No. P-80-l, Coun ty Road E Resolution No. 82-43, Improvement No. ST-8l-2, Lexington/694 Drainage Resolution No. 82-44, Improvement No. P-8l-l, Grey Fox Road Christoffersen referred Council to his letter of July 26th and reviewed the amounts of each improvement to be paid by special assessments; noted that the final amounts shown in the summary are based on actual calculations (previous amounts furnished were based on estimated measurements). Hicks moved, seconded by Johnson, that Council adopt Resolution Nos. 82-42, 82-43 and 82-44 accepting the Assessment Rolls for the Improve- ments based on the amounts shown on the Summary (letter of 7-26-82) and Scheduling Public Hearings on August 23, 1982. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). Letter Complaint - Roberts Properties Christoffersen reported receipt of a complaint from Roberts Properties relative to a defective Grey Fox Road sanitary sewer; reported that the complaint is not.warranted in his eatimation and he will so advise complainant by letter. Infiltration/Inflow Analysis Report Engineers Donald Lund and Michael Kraemer (Short-Elliott-Hendrickson~ reviewed the Infiltration/Inflow Analysis Report with Council; noted that this report is the second of a three-phase study; explained that the 3rd phase is more detailed and determines the source of infiltration/inflow. It was explained that the removal of infiltration/inflow from the City's sanitary sewer system will have minimal beneficial impact on the Pig's Eye Wastewater Treatment Plant due to the Mpls. and St. Paul combined sewers; the removal will, however, reduce City b lllings. Council was referred to a transparancy of the 12 Arden Hills districts, indicating the eight districts which the analysis indicates that the City should proceed with a sewer system evaluation survey (SSES), to attempt to reduce the City's waste water treatment costs. It was explained that the SSES (3rd phase) isolates the sources of infiltration/inflow. It Was noted that the City coucld proceed with -2-