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- . . . , Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Village of Arden Hills Monday, February 27, 1984 - 7:30 p.m. V I II age Ha I I Ca II to Order Pursuant~tOdue call and notice thereof, ~1ayor Woodburn called the meeting to order at 7:35 p.m. Ro II Ca II Present - Mayor Robert Woodburn, Councllmembers Thomas Mulcahy, Michael Christiansen, Kathleen Rauenhorst Absent - Councllmember Dale Hicks Also Present - Bond Counsel Thomas Deans Engineer Donald Christoffersen Treasurer Donald Lamb Parks Director John Buckley PublIc Works Supervisor Bud Johansen Clerk Administrator Charlotte McNlesh Deputy Clerk Dorothy Zehm Approval of MInutes Rauenhorst moved, seconded by Mulcahy, that the minutes of the February 13th Council Meeting be approved as submitted. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) Bus I n!l~ f r 0!!'......!l1~!E.2!: none Dls_~s_s.J.2..n~J"atJ...ve to Assessment Po_US.Y..L_J!'U!..r:. No. SkJl3.::-~~!l~ Extension South of Round Lake - Bond Counsel Thomas Deans Engfn-e;r-t"hrlstoffersen brlef(y-s-':'mmarlzedtwo alternate routes of the sewer extension from LIft Station #10 (Highway 10) to the Interceptor In New Brighton (west of 35W and north of 1-694). A. South on Highway 10 to 1-694, then west paral lei and adjacent to 1-694. B. South to east/west property line between two undeveloped areas, then west to 35W (providing additional front footage) Christoffersen displayed a transparency of the Lift Station No. 10, sewer area north of 1-694 (outlined In orange); noted that LIft Station No. 10 will be el imlnated, and these mains wi II be diverted to the Interceptor In New BrIghton, Instead of to the south. Christoffersen noted that the sewer mains south of 1-694 were not sized to serve the area to the north; properties north of 1-694 were not assessed for the larger mains needed In Rosevllle to provide sewer service to Arden Hills; properties south of 1-694 were assessed for the larger trunk sewer. Christoffersen explained that the north area was, at that time, proposed to eventually be served with sanitary sewer through the arsenal system. Bond Counsel Tom Deans explained alternative ways of financing the project: - General taxes - City funds - Spec I a I assessments Deans explaIned that the amount of special assessments for the Improvement cannot exceed the amount of Increase In benefit to the property; If no, or very little, benefit can be realized, the assessment wi I I probably be chal langed. Deans explained that an area, larger than that whIch Is Intended to be assessed, can be Included In the assessment area; those properties outside this area cannot later be assessed for the Improvement, unless a new public hearing Is held.