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~ ex 6L/7~ Minutes of Meeting of City Council City of Roseville Rumsey County, Minnesota April 4, 1977 Pursuant to due call ~nd notice thereof, a special meeting of the City Council of the City of Roseville, Minnesota, Was held in the City Hall in said City on Monday, April 4, 1977 at 7:30 o'clock p. m. The following me!nbers were present: Mayor Demos, and Councilmen Hess, Anderson, Curley, and Grauel; and the following were absent: None Also present '\,vere r'1r. James Andre, City Ivlanager; Robert Bell, City Attorney i Charles Honchell, City Public l".rorks Director; and Peter S. Popovich, City Bond Consultant. MAYOR DEMOS: At this time we \ViII open the hearing on Project SS-W-P-7.7-2. I{R. ~NDRE: This is the Chatsworth Street, south of Millwood improvement - sanitary sewer, watermain, and street. I have on file the affidavit of publication of the Notice of the Hearing and the Certificate of mailing and the hearing notices. rm. HONCHELL: This project also is a result of a petition. This petition is from the people that mvn a rather large corner lot. It's 330 feet in depth but only about 85 feet in width. The (inaudible) fact is that Chatsworth has a temporary street, or at least some paving, as does Millwood to the east. There is no improvement to this leg of Millwood or the southerly leg of Chatsworth and it's impossible to give a building permit to a street that has no improved street in front. We, therefore, reviewed some possible ways that this improvement could be provided. One of the ways we looked at was to try and take a long range view and see how that whole area potentially could be opened up. There are very deep lots also coming from the south and a deep lot coming on the other corner. Therefore, we reviewed the pos- sibility of bringing this street back - and needed a cul-de-sac. One reason we didn't take it all the way back (inaudible) in doing that there's a steep grade corning down the hill and back up again, but down the hill anyway that would require substantial fill to keep the roadway grades at a 6% maximum (inaudible) to have -the property then be high enough to get into the existing sanitary sewer which is in this location, because if you go down too fast you will find that the ground is then lower than the sanitary sewers and each of the homes would have had to put in their own