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20th Avenue Update !v1r. Nyberg updated the Council on the 20th Avenue bid results and proposed assessments. Bonine Excavating came in as low base bidder at $508,790.65. Alternative A (Easterly Watermain Extension) was bid at $95,620.00. Alternative B (SCADA/Telemetry System) bid results came in at $86,456.00. Mr. Nyberg explained the proposed SCADA/Telemetry system is designed to sound an alarm if a lift station fails. In addition, Alternative C (Directional boring 8 inch forcemain [between Stevens property and Lake Area Utilities]) was bid at $27,390.00. Mr. Nyberg noted H.R. Green plans to be back before the Council on May 13, with required permits from the Metropolitan Council. In summary, Mr. Nyberg explained the proposed assessments for 20th Avenue north waterrnain and trunk sanitary sewer (Exhibit C). Mr. Nyberg requested the Council's direction on how to proceed with the four assessment options for the public hearing on Wednesday, April 29, 1998. Councilmember Brenner suggested presenting the four assessment scenarios at the hearing. Councilmember Powers moved and it was seconded to adopt the assessments after the proiect is complete. Motion carried unanimously. 21st Avenue Update !v1r. Nyberg reported the City of Lino Lakes has targeted Memorial Day to complete the temporary road construction on 21st Avenue to assist the opening of the convenience store. The City ofLino Lakes plans to advertise for road construction bids in June and then construct a permanent road. Mayor Wilharber inquired about Lino Lakes water and sewer situation for the new business. Mr. Nyberg stated he was not sure. Mayor Wilharber suggested the City of Lino Lakes and the City of Centerville get together and discuss this issue. The Council suggested relaying that the City of Centerville is interested in holding a joint meeting with the City ofLino Lakes. Performance Automotive Special Use Permit - Proposed building !v1r. March gave an overview of Performance Automotive's special use permit request for a proposed building. Mr. Palzer noted, the City received Performance Automotive's building plans at 4:00 p.m. Councilmember Buckbee questioned the City Engineer if he reviewed Performance Automotive's grading plan. !v1r. Palzer said the City Engineer has not reviewed the grading plans. !v1r. March referred to a letter dated April 15, 1998 the City received from RO-SO Contracting, Inc. Furthermore, Mr. March reiterated the DaBruzzi Properties interest in selling its building and land to the City for a sale price of $350,000.00. Mr. DaBruzzi noted they would wait or delay construction on the Performance Automotive building until the Council has had an opportunity to discuss the proposal. However, time is a factor for construction. 5