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activities, such as, volleyball will be between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. Wilharber suggested, the <br /> surrounding neighbors be informed, perhaps by a newsletter. <br /> MOTION by Wilharber, seconded by Brenner to issue a noise permit from 2:00 p.m. to <br /> 6:00 p.m. for the benefit; with the contingency neighbors are contacted. <br /> WATER ASSESSMENTS: <br /> Dave Nyberg City Engineer presented the calculations for the water assessments on Main <br /> Street, for the school and commercial properties. Nyberg explained the project cost came <br /> in lower than projected. The total projected cost calculation was $414,000 and the cost <br /> came in around $351,000 although some items are pending. Nyberg proposed the <br /> assessments at $2,732.00 which would be about a three percent increase from 1993 <br /> assessments. Don Opp's property assessment is proposed at $9,288.80, and the <br /> commercial assessments will be $20,000.00 each, and the school will remain at <br /> $86,400.00. Nyberg felt the assessments were fair with a discount, and allows the city <br /> room to negotiate if someone were to appeal. Nyberg commented, March had mentioned <br /> setting up an assessment workshop next week. Workshop for assessments and the budget <br /> was set for Wednesday, September 4, 1996 at 5:00 p.m. March indicated a notice will be <br /> sent to all affected property owners. <br /> SENIOR HOUSING UPDATE: <br /> March stated, they had meet with Tim Yantos last week regarding senior housing. <br /> Buckbee asked if a site had been determined. March had not narrowed it down, because a <br /> meeting has been scheduled with Tim Yantos for September 5, to discuss senior housing <br /> and the location. <br /> CLEARWATER MEADOWS UPDATE: <br /> March stated utility work will begin Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. <br /> EAGLE PASS UPDATE: <br /> March stated ninety five percent of the plans will be done by the end of next week. The <br /> developers and engineers are discussing the final plans. Further, the water shed plans <br /> should be approved tonight. <br /> FLOOD PLAIN: <br /> March stated, Sharon from Dewberry and Davis had called and she plans to have the <br /> paperwork to FEMA by weeks end. Therefore, the revised flood plain should be complete <br /> by midSeptember. <br /> WATER COMPREHENSIVE PLAN: <br /> March asked if the city did not hear anything further on the interconnect, should MSA <br /> continue with the water comprehensive plan. Nyberg mentioned, if the city waits for Lino <br /> to approach the council, it may not be what the city wants. Further, MSA could include <br /> CC8 -28MM. WPS 3 <br />
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