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CITY OF GEM LAKE <br />RESOLUTION NO.2006-06 <br />21 February 2006 <br />PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NO. 2006-01 <br />PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL STREET IMPROVEMENTS <br />18 July 2005, City Council Minutes <br />Motion by Bosak, Second by Schilling to approve the feasibility study proposal presented by SEH for 2006 street <br />improvements with the added condition that cost estimates for installation of infrastructure for city water and sewer be <br />included was unanimously approved. <br />16 November 2005, City Council Minutes <br />Discussion followed regarding the status ofthe Feasability Study for repaving Big Fox Road, Little Fox Lane, Haven <br />Road and Tessier Lane and possible installation of sewer and water infrastructure with Mitchell indicating the study <br />would be available in plenty of time for implementation in the 2006 construction season if approved. <br />PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NO. 2006-02 <br />CITY OF GEM LAKE MUNICIPAL WATER PLAN <br />16 November 2005, City Council Minutes <br />Mitchell then discussed the essence of his proposal to complete a feasability study for replacement of sanitary sewer, <br />installation of storm sewer, repaving of Scheuneman Road, and implementation of Phase One of the City Water project <br />for the business district. Mr. Norton was then recognized and discussed his proposal to provide a feasability study to <br />develop a city water plan in accordance with the Comprehensive Municipal Plan acknowledging that Phase One, city <br />water in the business district would be available for inclusion in Mitchell's study. Motion by Bosak, Second by Watson <br />to adopt Resolution No. 2005-26 ordering two feasability studies, one for a comprehensive city water plan and one for <br />-� a public improvement project to replace existing sewer, install storm sewer, and install city water was unanimously <br />approved. <br />PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NO. 2006-03 <br />PROPOSED JOINT COMMUNITY MEETING HALL <br />CITY OF GEM LAKE & WHITE BEAR TOWNSHIP <br />16 November 2005, City Council Minutes <br />Following discussion of the current status of the proposed Joint Town Hall project with White Bear Township and <br />Motion by Schilling, Second by Watson, Resolution No. 2005-25 appointing Frederic Magnuson and Craig Rafferty as <br />representatives and Tom Rasmussen as alternate representative to a committee to pursue the Project and act as liaison <br />to the Council was unanimously approved. <br />PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NO.2006-04 <br />BUSINESS DISTRICT INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT <br />16 November 2005, City Council Minutes <br />Mitchell then discussed the essence of his proposal to complete a feasability study for replacement of sanitary sewer, <br />installation of storm sewer, repaving of Scheuneman Road, and implementation of Phase One of the City Water project <br />for the business district. Mr. Norton was then recognized and discussed his proposal to provide a feasability study to <br />develop a city water plan in accordance with the Comprehensive Municipal Plan acknowledging that Phase One, city <br />water in the business district would be available for inclusion in Mitchell's study. Motion by Bosak, Second by Watson <br />to adopt Resolution No. 2005-26 ordering two feasability studies, one for a comprehensive city water plan and one for <br />a public improvement project to replace existing sewer, install storm sewer, and install city water was unanimously <br />Japproved. <br />Page 6 of 6 <br />
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