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GEORGE WINIECKI: Either one of those plans, Plan A or Plan B, I can see the cost-wise of it going on the southern part of it, and I can see the benefits right along northern part, because there's already an easement there, but I guess I'm really not sold on either one right now, and I guess I want to go on record saying that I, living at 4175 Highway 10, do not want to see it go in. MAYOR WOOOBURN: Any body that hasn't spoken that would like to? We'll close the Public Hearing then at this time (8:20 p.m.). In discussion, Tom Oeans was asked if delayed assessments are feasible. Deans advised that there is no statutary procedure for delay of assessments, other than for senior citizens. Deans explained that if the project is to begin next spring, the assess- ment hearing would be scheduled in August of 1985; noted that at least $110,000 would have to be assessed (20% of $550,000 total . cost for Alternate 1). George Winiecki surmised that development of the Winiecki and Bussard properties could occur within the next year or two. Christoffersen said it would be best to fit the sewer to the needs of the properties, if this were known; feels the better plan, at present, is to run the sewer along the existing east/west water- main easement rather than through the center of either of the properties; noted it would be difficult for Bussard to use the sewer to the south along 1-694. Christoffersen said that the alignment of the sewer will be needed before fall of 1984 in order to prepare plans and specifications for advertisement for bids in the spring of 1985. Planner for Naegele reported that their property in the I-694/35W area of Arden Hills is on their list for him to plan or sell; noted that Naegele mayor may not develop the site themselves. Councilmember Rauenhorst then introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: Resolution No. 84-14 RESOLUTION ORDERING IMPROVEMENT NO. 55-83-6 BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Arden Hills, Minnesota, that in accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 429, as amended, the Council held a public hearing on the proposed construction of Improvement No. 55-83-6, consisting of the installation of trunk sanitary sewer and necessary appurtenances from Sewage Pumping Station No. 10 southerly to 1-694, then westerly to I-35W, just north of its intersection with 1-694, and then to the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission Interceptor located near I-35W in New Brighton, in the area as described in the Notice of Hearing, at a cost presently estimated at $580,000, and substantially in accordance with the preliminary report as to the feasibility thereof which is now of file in the 12 .