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. . . v=" t~ i\ LJ r: f"T I.(?\ $C'M'\... . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION - NOVEMBER 15, 1999 3 Following that meeting, and input from the affected residents, the City Council will determine the actual project scope to be developed for the year 2000, prior to the bidding process. Further discussion included the assessment process timetable. On a related note, Mr. Brown was directed to provide a graphic with proposed rationale in determining road width. After COWlcil review and comment, Councilmembers will consider adoption of a policy for proposed street width as it relates to street use, which would ultimately require an amendment to the City's current Assessment Policy. Staff was further directed to prepare a resolution on the November 29, 1999 Council meeting Agenda, accepting the feasibility report, as modified. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Mr. Stafford reported on various Public Works Department items, including the number of calls received (approximately 50) regarding the public information provided rcgarding sump pump inspections; his disappointment with the reeent Pioneer Press headlinc regarding sump pump inspections; and the status of Lift Station No. 12 (Thorn Drive), which had been down to one pump for over a week, but was now fully operational again. Councilmember Malone stated tlmt he had turned over the Lake Johanna Volunteer Fire Department (UVFD) Relief Association information over to Councilmember Larson, who will be replacing him on this board upon his resignation from the Council on November 30, 1999. Mr. Malone also stated that he was unsure of his ability to attend the November 29,1999 Council meeting due to a conflict. Couneilmember Aplikowski presented a list of interested participants in serving on the proposed City Event Task Force. Councilmember Aplikowski presented fifteen (15) names that had committed to serve, with an additional ten (10) pending. Mayor Probst stated that he would contact Dan Ashbach to determine his interest in serving as Chairperson ofthis task force. Councilmember Aplikowski stated that she planned to hold a brainstorming session with the participants prior to Christmas, and was looking a no more than six (6) to seven (7) meetings per year. Mayor Probst directed staffto place appointment of these individuals on the November 29, 1999 Council Agenda. Councilmember Larson updated the City Council on the most recent Water Quality Task Forcc, their rccent speakers and that now the task force would be assembling the information into their focus and goals.