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re r Nti <br /> S Howard R. Green Company fost��,G <br /> ► CONSULTING ENGINEERS Formerly MSA <br /> Consulting Engineers <br /> 20TH AVENUE UTILITY PROJECT <br /> AND LINO LAKES INTERCONNECTION <br /> MEETING MINUTES <br /> LINO LAKES CITY HALL <br /> DECEMBER 11, 1997 - 8:30 A.M. <br /> ATTENDEES: <br /> Dave Ahrens, City Engineer, City of Lino Lakes <br /> Paul Palzer, Centerville Public Works <br /> Troy Bonkowske, City of Centerville <br /> Dave Nyberg, Howard R. Green Company llj�� fr <br /> Paul Kauppi, Howard R. Green Company <br /> JIB' M1�ta+ <br /> The meeting opened with discussion on the sewer issue for the 20th Avenue Project. Dave <br /> Ahrens indicated that Lino Lakes is planning to install a sewer line along Main Street, along <br /> the identical alignment that Met Council is proposing. This alignment would be a temporary <br /> alignment that would connect into their Otter Lake Road Sanitary Sewer line. Once Met <br /> Council does their project the sewer line installed by Lino Lakes along Main Street would be <br /> turned over to Met Council. This will be put in underneath the interstate as soon as possible <br /> in the Spring, to facilitate sanitary sewer waste from the proposed new development on the <br /> plat south of Main Street that Gerald Rehbein is currently involved in. Dave Ahrens said that <br /> he would be looking for some reimbursement from Met Council. They will be a working with <br /> Met Council through next year. <br /> We asked Mr. Ahrens how deep the sanitary sewer was at Otter Lake Road. He said 15 to 20- <br /> feet deep. We asked him whether that sewer line could be extended to Main Street, to <br /> possibly serve as a gravity line for the Centerville Industrial Park. He said that he would give <br /> us a copy of the plan profile sheet that we could use to try and determine how far south we <br /> could extend this sewer line on 20th. <br /> We then talked about extending watermain down 20th and the potential meter vault and <br /> watermain interconnection. Dave Ahrens indicated that the plan now is for Lino Lakes to <br /> extend water from Cedar Street, north to under Main Street along the 21st Avenue corridor as <br /> early as next spring. This project will probably be let in April or May with construction <br /> occurring during the summer. Again, like the sanitary sewer, this project is a direct result of <br /> Gerald Rehbein's petition for utilities along the 21st Avenue corridor to serve the new <br /> development. <br /> Page 1 O: \proj\260085 \085- 1109.dec.mm <br /> 1326 Energy Park Drive • St. Paul, MN 55108 • 612/644 -4389 fax 612/644 -9446 toll free 800/888 -2923 <br />