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, ProneM Owner Petition Mr. Nyberg reported the city received a letter from Mr. Gerald Rehbein, dated June 30, 1998 requesting the City to consider a deletion of a watermain service stub to the property along 20th Avenue in Centerville, recently owned by Mr. Herman Strehlow. Mayor Wilharber foresees the properties on the west side will be serviced by the City of Lino Lakes. However, the property on the east side which abuts 20th Avenue is low land and may be used for ponding. Mr. Relrbein confirmed the Mayor's observations and requested the service on 20th be removed from the utility plans. Mr. Nyberg commented the assessments have not been delineated and can be adjusted as per the Council's direction. Councilmember Brenner moved to delete the water stub to the Strehlow 12roperty contingent upon the attorneys approval Councilmember Powers amended the motion then seconded it to include the assessment for water and sewer remains the same Motion carried unanimously, 21st Avenue Road Construction Proposal Mr. Nyberg addressed a proposal the city received from Arnt Construction Company Inc. to construct a road on 21 st Avenue. The estimate presented included work for 400 linear feet of road 15' wide, the core excavation, two feet select granular borrow, 8" class 5 recycled base and 2" of a bituminous base course at the lump sum of $19,350. The estimate did not include any soil borings or construction staking. The curb and gutter would cost an additional $3,100. Mr. Nyberg commented the estimate was reasonable. Mr. Nyberg recommended the City consider the proposal since it is inevitable the gravel road will be paved one day. Mr. Nyberg also noted the three Centerville businesses have approached the City asking when their side of the road will be paved. Mr. Jim Kozar (Owner of ADL) stressed the desire to have a maintained road available to his clientele and questioned the city why Mr. Rehbein has the authority to do half the road and destroy the Centerville road side. The Council discussed having a workshop with the City of Lino Lakes Council to discuss the construction of 21st Avenue. The Council shared the 21st Avenue road condition concerns with the business owners. Mayor Wilharber agreed with Mr. Nyberg's comment that the City may spend sonic money now to construct a section of the road and eventually spend more money later to get the job done right. Mr. Kozar requested the City work with the city of Lino Lake's and present road construction options to the Centerville businesses. Mayor Wilharber moved to direct Staff to coordinate a meeting with the engineer and the business owners on the sides of 21 st Avenue and send a letter to Lino Lakes to set rrn a workshop to assist in the construction of 21st Avenue Councilmember Brenner seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously 6