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) J 0/ '.' " { ,j.c>', f.t: J / ,,J' Extract of Minutes of Meeting of City Council City of Roseville Ramsey County, Minnesota May 21, 1979 Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Rosevi1le, Minnesota, was held in the City Hall in said City on Monday, May 21, 1979, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. The following members were present: Mayor Demos and Council- men Anderson, Curley, and Kehr; and the following was absent: Councilman Franke. Also present were Mr. James F. Andre, city Manager; Mr. Roger Jensen of Peterson, Bell and Converse, City Attorneys; Mr. Charles Honchell, City Public Works Director; and Mr. Fred N. Peterson, Jr. of Peterson, Popovich, Knutson & Flynn, City bond consultants. MAYOR DEMOS: The first hearing tonight is a public hearing for the construction of Snelling Service Road from County Road C-2 to 1200 feet north of County Road C. That's for storm sewer, pavement, sidewalk. MR. ANDRE: We have the Certificate of Mailing and affidavit of publication on file. MR. HONCHELL: This project is comprised of actually three different improvements, although they're all going to be done under one agreement and that agreement is going to be with the State of Minnesota as they are moving to construct the frontage road between County Road C-2 and down at what was known as the Fine property where the drive-in currently resides. The actually largest expenditure is going to be for the roadway. It will be a 2B-foot roadway with 9-ton design and concrete curb and gutter on each side, and will be the means then of providing ingress and egress to all of the properties along the east side of Snelling, including down into the Fine property as it gets re-developed, and the remainder of the frontage road constructed by the Fine people themselves to match this one. The roadway, however, while it's the largest improvement and costs the most money, from the standpoint of the city, fortunately is being funded by the state so there are no city expenses involved in the roadway proper and no assessments involved. The only cost to the city associated with the work is relocation of existing utilities and those will be picked up in the utility Fund, such as relocating (inaudible). There are going to be improvements, however, associated with this work needed to tie into the remainder of the so-called "big picture" .