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� , April 11, 2001 Council Meeting Minutes � Mr. March stated he had spoken to Mr. Milo Bennett, Centennial Fire Chief, who had explained the issue was that there was no road built to the hydrant on the other side of the building so the Fire Departrnent would not have proper access to same. Mr. March also noted he was unaware that the pipe was a six (6) inch water main. Mr. March noted that, � if the pipe were oversized or extra deep, that would be a typical City cost and he is not sure how this line would service development to the north. Mr. Peterson noted the City would connect to the water pipe at some point as it is in the right-of-way for 21 S ` Avenue. If 21 St Ayenue is extended straight north, the hydrant would be removed and the City would connect to the pipe and continue the main. Council Member Capra stated she had spoken with Mr. Bennett and he had indicated the hydrant is a standard request and not out of the ordinary. Council Member Broussard Vickers questioned why the City decided not to install the pipe at the same time as Hunter's Crossing. Council Member Travis asked if this was a development cost or a City infrastructure cost. Mr. Peterson indicated it was both. Mr. March indicated if the pipe were a larger trunk it ' would have been a City cost. He also stated that, if the City can use the pipe to loop in future development, there might be a dollar amount for the City to contribute. � Mr. Bode questioned why the hydrant and water main were not discussed at the site plan , review level. Mr. March indicated he was told by Mr. Bennett the water main and hydrant were on the plan originally. Council Member Broussard Vickers stated she would like the minutes reviewed to I ' determine why the City decided not to have the pipe installed at the same time as the ' Hunter's Crossing development. � Motion by Council Member Ca�ra, seconded by Council Member Nelson to table this matter for more research, to direct Staff to review the minutes to determine why the Citv decided not to install this pipe as part of the Hunter's Crossing development, and to review the site plans for Countv Bank to determine if the water main and hvdrant were included in the original plans. All in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv. Mr. Bode questioned whether there were plans to continue 21 Avenue to the north. Mr. March indicated there currently was no plan to do so. Council Member Travis asked how much Mr. Bode was asking the City to pay. Mr. Bode indicated he would like the water main paid for by the City. He then noted the Bank should be assessed for the value of having water run to its property. Page 9 of 14