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: • Minute5 of Regular Council Meeting Page Two November 26, t979 Amble Condemnation Lyaden reported that Mr, and Mrs. Amble 7�ave accepted the appraisers' determtnafiion of damages; recommends Council authorize final � payment of $(,675.00, which wifl conclude tha matter. � o� � ��.,�� nua�nraenT o� iyUu raxes - reaesTrian ire lynden referred Councll 'ro his tetter of II-23-79 an cation fior Reiief. P!�' Wingert moved, secondad by CricAton, that Council approve.the Petitlon a�d authorize its execution by tha Clerk Adminisfrafior. Mptlo� carried unanimously. Report of Viliage Engineer ponaid Christotfersen Litt Sta'tio� No. Z , Christoffersen referred Couocil to his report of 10-4-79 re Lift Station No. 2 Revision. On reviaa i� aas noted 1•ha4 an tevestigatioa was authorized, !n February of 1979, oi the sanitary s�rrer system triDutary io Lift No. 2, GaseO on reporTs from the City Public Works Depari-ment of large flows experienced in Lift No. 2 daring periods of wet weathor; con#Inuousty recording flow meters �ere i�sTalled ta measure the flow in a manhole up stream of Lift Statioo No. 2; the raadingsobtained ars constdered to be reasonable samples of non-rainfail period itows. Short explained that there is not a conti�uous ground flow into the sewer; �robably are a moderate number of manhales where the re (s a problem; recommended fhafi these possibilfttes be looked into before proceeding with an 1/! Study. Short said, unEess City undergoes exfiensive growth� there should nof E�e a problem, unless we get anather wet year Like 1975 (extensive intensity and duration). Short sald he Is not contideiit that the City has a"severe° probtem at this time; risk is on the part of the City. Council expresssd concern re Iiabfi3ty if Ilft should ga out entireiy, or not kaep up with demand; would prefer a mutuai Judgement on the part of the Engineer and Council. �I Short tndicated thaf he doesn�t like to unde rbuild; 15 not ready to say wha-: tho capaciiy should be without mare investlgation; expiained that lt City doesn't hear hy February f980, thare.may not be any IIp studY.r' ��tY cae procsed with yrellminary destyn ptaa n.ow; can do a - :.�roe+�N�hiftlM.1M1 �Iw st�NY M, 1A� I lft st�11Ms. Att�r ItscMssi��, CrlcMt�s w�v�� tA�fi Cor�cil art�srtze tM• w�it�N �� of Iift statfon numbers 2, 5 and !0 this wipter for flow ratos; Engtaaer to � inform Coupcll of approxlmate costs and length of tioie inwolved for pre- Iiminary flov measurements and to adiise ot estimated cost tor I/I study Yr Js�rarr IStM. Motios ras s�ea�d�tl b� Na�so� �� oarri�� ws{y, ;• reo ev�sn++e s e + .•.' .� � 9 +Y t ! s� �r�tw� .wtiil . � : the storm sewer and dei�entlon basin design; advised th8t he will meet � wfth the Highway Department and ShorevSe� on Tuesdap II-27-7g re ditching questions and overall pond impact; noted that he and Nervig were to study plan details to Justity cosYs; wili need do!!ar figure and feas- ibllity study prfor ?o public hearing. Crichton noted that no pian conclusion has bean made, on the part of Arden Hills, to daYe. Ch�istoffersen sa�d this can be made when ptans and specs are prdared. Proaress Report - Arden Oaks �ea5ibiltty Studv Chris#offersen reporfi�d that he fias ceased work on tha Arden Oaks Feas- tbillty study p�nding a meefing wtth the oaner on Tuesday; suspects that tha City wfll be requested to do th6 in?ernal street and u#ility �