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City Council Meeting Minutes June 24, 1992 page four ~ound Trail - Petition for Im~rovement by Skin Patch, Seal Coat or Overlay John Stewart, City Engineer, advised that the west end of Mound Trail appears to be in the worst shape. Last fall he discussed the possibility of an overlay with the Engineering Liaisons and the options of the assessing said overlay. He advised that the last 200-300 feet of Mound Trail appears to be breaking up and there is a 10 to 14 inch difference in height of the road and slew. This effects the strength of the road. He suggested that overlaying the west area may have the same effect as placing a band aide over an open wound. He noted it is preferred that there is usually a three foot separation in the road level and water. Floyd Laska, 1393 Mound Trail, was present at the City Council. He noted that the City did overlay Mound Trail in 1988 and that this maintenance did hold up well. Motion by Pelton, second by Buckbee to accept the petition of 35% or more of the real property owners that have frontage abutting Mound Trail between Main Street southwest to Centerville/Lino Lakes City boundary line requesting that such street be improved by skin patch. seal coat and/or overlay and that the City Engineer be directed to prepare a report addressing said improvement to include methodology and costs. motion carried unanimously. OLD BUSINESS Municioal Buildin~ Uodate Motion by Pelton. second by Burgstahler to approve the issuance of a $3,000.00 cash surety to the Rice Creek Water .Shed District for the permit to construct on the proposed municipal building site. motion carried unanimously. Matt Gertschalager of Gilbert Construction was present to address the City Council regarding Gilbert Construction's contract for Construction Management. Mayor Buckbee requested a financial statement disclosure from Gilbert Construction. Mr. Gertschalager advised that he would not be the primary contract person during the construction phase. He advised that both of the persons who could be contacts would come to the next Building Task Force meeting and that the City of Centerville would only be charged for one of those persons at the meeting. He advised that the two persons would not both be involved in future meetings which could result in the payment of two fees by the City of Centerville.