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. Minutes of Regular Councl I Meeting Page th ree ' June 25, 1984 . petition for the Improvement. McNlesh explained that If the Im- provement Is not 100% petitioned, Councl I action would be to receive the Feasibility Report and provide for a Public Hearing; at that Public Hearing the Councl I mayor may not order the Plans and Specs. McNlesh explained that the only other public hearing required Is the Assessment Hearing. Christoffersen said the cost estimate does Include the portion of Arden View Drive that has to be re-bullt. Mayor Woodburn asked if the major petitioner feels the 511,520/10t cost Is considered acceptable. Christoffersen said he talked to the petitioner today, and he thought this is a reasonable number; reported that he did bring to his attention that he did not Include the 7 lots north of Arden View Drive (reason for the supplement ton I ght). George Reiling (owner of property to the north of Royal Hllis North Addition) verified that he would not petition for the Improvement; stated that he wi I I give the land only If he Is not to be assessed for street, sewer and water. Woodburn noted that it Is his understanding that It was determined previously that the value of the assessment Is In excess of the value of the land; therefore the need for condemnation. Lynden reported that he was advised that Counci I authorized condemnation . for the road on Feb rua ry 13th. Christiansen moved, seconded by Mulcahy, that Councl I adopt Resolution No. 84-19, Receiving Report and Providing for Public Hearing (Monday, July 30th). Motion carried unanlmousiy..:-(4-0) (Rauenhorst arrived whl Ie vote was being taken) Resolution No. 84-20, ApprovlnQ Plans and Specifications and OrderlnQ Advertisement for Bids, Impr. No. SS-W-P-ST 84-2. Lamettl Addition Christiansen moved, seconded by Hicks, that Council .adopt Resolution No. 84-20, APPROVING' PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS, IMPR. NO. SS-W-P-ST 84-2, LAMETTI ADDITION. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) (Bids to be opened at 2:00 p.m. on August 9,1984 at the Village Hall. ) Karth Lake Water Level Christoffersen reported that In 1974 the lake elevation was 929.8; later on in July, 1977 It was 929.7; In June 1978, during con- struction, the level was 931.27. Christoffersen noted that these were the only substantial high elevations he could find. Christoffersen reported that Bob Todd's letter Indicates the elevation Is at 936 now; noted that the weather bureau reports 18" precipitation this year; 11.9" Is considered normal. noted that the lake has bounced 2-3 feet and has not gone back down. . Christoffersen noted that if the lake Is to be pumped, the maxi- mum amount of pumping that we could achieve would be 1000 gpm - water would be pumped to a high point In the street and water would then run down the gutter lines to catch basins; the closest catch basin Is a few hundred feet down the street. Christoffersen figured, at 1000 gpm, It would put about 2" of water In the street (curbs are about 4" high). To pump 6' 111000 gpm would take about 20 days; 3' about 10 days. Christoffersen recommended that DNR be contacted re a permit for the temporary pumping, and also advise RCWD. Christoffersen said the water from the lake will be relatively clear; wil'l be dis- charged to the north side of Highway 96 to Marsden Lake and then to Rice Creek. Christoffersen advised that a generator would be