1997-01-08 - CC Packet - (Admin.)

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City Council Meeting December 11, 1996 First, extend watermain and sanitary sewer along the proposed right -of -way for 21 st Avenue. The watermain could tie into Lino Lakes` existing 16" watermain along Cedar Street. Second, extend watermain and sanitary sewer alongside 20th Avenue south to the intersection of 20th Avenue and Cedar Street. This too could tie into Lino Lakes' existing 16" watermain. This option may or may not be served by gravity sanitary sewer to the north and south. This option would warrant further exploration in a feasibility study. Another option is to analyze the capacity of the lift station in Center Oaks 2nd Addition to handle extra effluent from the previous two options. The station would need to be checked for the possibility of retrofitting. This option would include preliminary cost of a new lift station if the retrofits are not feasible. Finally, study the potential individual service corridors for the industrial area between 20th and 21st Avenues, north of Cedar Street. The study would consist of proposed layouts and cost for utility placement within the development and to better analyze anticipated assessments. Nyberg concluded, all options would include a preliminary assessment scenario to allow the City to better anticipate future funding needs. Each option would need an estimated budget of $1,000 to further investigate its feasibility. MOTION by Buckbee, seconded by Brenner to authorize the City Engineer to do a feasibility study for option number 2 and 3. Brenner added, and prepare preliminary scenario's not to exceed $2,000.00. Motion carried unanimously. Eagle Pass -snowmobile issue- Nyberg spoke with Mike Quigley of Eagle Pass, Mike felt since this is private property, snowmobiling in the area would be trespassing. Status of Peltier Lake Drive - Nyberg recommend the council consider resurfacing Peltier Lake Drive. Summer of'97 will be 10 years since the road was constructed. Buckbee suggested looking into some other options, instead of assessing the home owners every 10 years. Wilharber said the council will take this into consideration and perhaps address this in the Spring of'97 with Public Works. Set date for public hearing on Comprehensive Plan - March spoke with Dean Johnson of Resource Management, and suggested the public hearing be set for January 8, 1997. MOTION by Buckbee, seconded by Brenner to set the date for the Comprehensive Plan hearing for January 8, at 6:00 PM. Motion carried unanimously. Wellhead protection joint powers agreement - Gaustad reported the State Health Department is requiring all municipalities to have a wellhead protection plan in place prior to applying for new well permits or items such as a watertower. Dakota County 5