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i 2660 CIVIC, CENTER DRIVE November 15, 1985 Thomas Ehrlich TANURB Developments, Inc. 550 Queen Street East, Suite 200 Toronto, Ontario Canada M5A1Z2 rosevi e RE: Loehmann's Plaza, City Project SS-84-39 and W-84-40 Dear Mr. Ehrlich: MINNES0 55 1 13 As you have requested during recent discussions, the City of Roseville has reviewed the compensation due you for public improvements of sanitary sewer and water utilities in the Loehmann's Plaza Development. I have reviewed the original agreements, the city's April 18, 1985 feasibility study for these public projects, as well as the October 2, 1985 breakdown of costs by Kraus - Anderson. The conclusion is that while many of the costs are, in deed, appropriate and valid, that some are either not incorporated as part of the public improvement or higher than that originally agreed to. As a result of this, I have attempted to break the cost down in as fair a manner as possible to indicate what the city would improve. In the case of the sanitary sewer project, the costs are as shown in your submission of costs and will be approved in this manner. In addition, we would be agreeable to paying for up to $500 worth of design and administration engineering in conjunction with this project. In regard to the watermain project, it was concluded that the fairest method would be to use the basic items actually earfstrueted as shown in Kraus - Anderson's letter and apply the unit prices set forth in the city's feasibility study. In order to reflect some minor inconsistencies in the exact items, it is agreeable that the entire 10% contingency amount be utilized in the project. It is further agreed to pay the cost of jacking the watermain under Fairview Avenue. This was not envisioned in the original estimate of work, but was, in deed, required by Ramsey County and, therefore, is a legitimate expenditure on this project. Engineering expenses of up to $5,000 would also be accepted in conjunction with this project. It might be noted that these engineering expenses would require submission of engineering expenses of this amount or higher to be eligible.