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City Council Meeting Minutes May 13, 1992 Page three Mr. Stewart noted that City Staff has advised that the parking lot and roadway reconstruction would need be two separate projects for the Minnesota Statutes Chapter 429 process. Mr. Stewart also updated the City Council on the breakdown of costs for the project. The costs appeared to be as follows: Progress Road $21,982.00 Westview Street $12,892.00 Sub total $34,874.00 School Parking Lot $32,195.00 Paved Area by the work shed near the school Total $ 3,100.00 $70,169.00 Mr. Stewart advised that included in the $21,982.00 for Progress Road would be $6,500.00 allocated toward the sidewalk without curb. Motion by Buckbee, second by Pelton to acknowledge receipt of the Feasibility Report for Parking Lot Construction and Roadway Reconstruction at the Centerville Elementary School prepared by Maier, Stewart and Associates dated May 6, 1992, motion carried unanimously. Motion by Buckbee, second Improvement Hearing for the Centerville Elementary School Statue Chapter 429, date of unanimously. by Dario to approve a Public Roadway Reconstruction at the as required by Minnesota State June 3, 1992, motion carried Motion by Wilharber, second by Buckbee that at the time of the Public Hearing, June 3, 1992, the City Council shall also hold a special meeting at which they would be able to discuss other City business as deemed appropriate, motion carried unanimously. Clearwater Creek Flood Plain Reduction Proiect - Update The Clerk/Administrator advised that she has contacted Bruce Malkerson, special project Attorney, to request his costs to date for services, recommendations on how to proceed from here and a cost estimate of those future services. She also noted that she spoken to Gerry Sande, Chairperson of the Rice Creek Watershed District. He advised that it appears that the Board of Managers is no longer concerned that the project should not move forward because it would conflict with Rice Creek Watershed District policies to reduce a flood plain area. The District also appears to have verified that the project as proposed by the City of Centerville would not lower creek below that of the original construction. Mr. Sande advised that the Rice Creek Watershed District would provide written documentation of those two findings and make an suggestion on how to proceed.