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Abstentions: 1 (Wozniak) Motion carried. Member Wozniak moved, Member Seigler seconded, approval of the September 22, 2015 meeting as amended. Corrections: • Pagel, Line 10 (in accordance with Uniform Commission Code) Correct to read: "absent' rather than "excused" • Page 3, Line 110 (Wozniak) Correct to read: "...advised that approximately 6-7 miles of pipe annually] is budgeted (for televising and or lining, leaving as many as 80 miles left to do.]" Ayes: 5 Nays: 0 Motion carried. Having not been at that meeting, and for future follow-up, Chair Stenlund asked staff to break out the number of miles of each type of pipe construction constituted the overall sanitary sewer infrastructure piping. Mr. Culver responded that the map as displayed provided that pipe material breakdown by mile. Chair Stenlund also asked for future discussion and public information, what benefits a homeowner would gain — and options available — if they were more proactive in maintenance and/or replacement of their private line before it became an emergency situation, based on the life span of the particular pipe and age of the line. Finally, for future reference, Chair Stenlund asked that as suggested at that meeting by Member Seigler, a video or other communication method should definitely be pursued to showcase pathway and sidewalk improvements made rather than just those remaining left undone. Chair Stenlund asked if this would be an appropriate video project for a high school class and then kept for future reference. Mr. Culver responded that the existing pathway map showed that projects accomplished over the last five years, and could be defined to provide a radius area around schools. Member Lenz suggested involving school districts as a partner in these efforts and work accomplished to -date even though the City had not received any Safe Routes to Schools grant funds. 4. Communication Items Page 2 of 18