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<br />MAYOR: That was sunrise, wasn't it? So it would appear to <br />me we could have no parking exception Sunday morning. <br /> <br />HONCHELL: We could, but if we do that we wouldn't have to <br />build it 44 feet wide and the state will refuse to fund it. We <br />could build it that way, it just means that if we have no parking <br />restrictions all the other days or whatever provision we decide <br />on there would be another lane sitting over there with no one <br />needing to drive on it and no one parking on it. <br /> <br />MULHAGEN: There would be no funding on that? <br /> <br />HONCHELL: No, the state won't fund anything, if we don't put <br />"no parking" conditions on one side or widen it out (one of the <br />two). We can't have the state funds. They will reject the pro- <br />ject. , <br /> <br />MAYOR: Even though its only for' four hours? <br /> <br />HONCHELL: That's right. In fact, o~e of the requirements we <br />have.to have to get the money is to pass a resolution banning <br />parking on one side or the other for the entire length if its not <br />44 feet wide. Now, we want the money and we want the parking so <br />what we have to do is build it 44 feet wide or whatever that <br />distance is we desire. <br /> <br />MAYOR: Well, wouldn't you make it 44 feet wide to Rosemount? <br /> <br />HONCHELL: Well, no, I wouldn't recommend that because its <br />simply not needed for the traffic and its putting a lot of pave- <br />ment and a lot of money out there where it is not necessary. <br /> <br />COUNCILMAN: How much extra would this cost, the 44 feet, the <br />extra 10 feet, 12 feet? <br /> <br />MAYOR: You just have one block, is that all you're going to <br />do with that? <br /> <br />HONCHELL: Two blocks, two blocks. <br /> <br />MAYOR: Oh, okay. <br /> <br />HONCHELL: Okay, hang on just a second. <br />that's for 10 cars. That's for 13, 14 cars. <br />cars. <br /> <br />$10,000 to $15,000 - <br />Around a dozen <br /> <br />COUNCILMAN: Wouldn't that be considered an expansion of the <br />project? Can we do that without another hearing? <br /> <br />HONCHELL: No, that's not an expansion of the project. <br />That's a detail design that can actually be . . . if you look at <br />what we're saying, you adopt the project and order the plans to <br />be prepared. That would be part of preparing the plans. Now <br /> <br />-8- <br />