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<br />10 <br /> <br />MR. NOVAK: What point are we at? <br /> <br />MR. HONCHELL: We can't schedule this until we know all of <br />the projects that will be done and schedule the manpower and <br />put these in contract groups. We anticipate it to be a 1981 con- <br />struction job and want to get it in the construction season. <br /> <br />MR. NOVAK: How long will this project take? <br /> <br />REPRESENTATIVE FROM SHORT OFFICE: It would basically take <br />the full summer. That doesn't mean it will be torn up that period <br />of time, but by the time you get your sod and seeding you're <br />looking at early fall. <br /> <br />MR. NOVAK: And we always have access to our property? <br /> <br />REPRESENTATIVE FROM SHORT OFFICE: You would have access <br />99% of the time. There would be periods when you could not <br />(inaudible) when they're paving. <br /> <br />l1R. NOVAK: We'd have to park a block over. <br /> <br />REPRESENTATIVE FROM SHORT OFFICE: I think you would be able <br />to park somewhere in the street if you get out there early enough <br />when they start up their machines that you're out of their way. <br /> <br />MR. HONCHELL: Certainly it's the intent that for almost the <br />entire period of construction you'd be able to get in and out of <br />your driveways. When we're putting the curb and gutter and <br />driveways in you have to wait for the concrete to cure,but other <br />than those periods we would attempt to have the contractor work <br />with you so each night he would put the road back in shape and <br />put your driveways in shape. We can't guarantee that every night <br />and every day because some construction has to interfere, but we <br />would want to minimize that. <br /> <br />~m. NOVAK: Do you have some kind of plan where we could see <br />the utilities? You mentioned that you don't think utilities <br />will be a problem. I mean power and telephone, if they're a problem, <br />who gets assessed for that? <br /> <br />~ffi. HONCHELL: By putting their facilities in our right-of-way <br />they have to agree to relocate them when improvements are ordered <br />by the Council at no cost to the city and the abutting property <br />owners. <br /> <br />MR. NOVAK: Is there a possibility they can go underground? <br /> <br />l-m. HONCHELL : <br />only happen if the <br />those costs. It's <br />bill. <br /> <br />Not as part of the NSP project. That could <br />neighborhood petition in NSP to bury and would pay <br />a buriel cost and a cost every month on your <br /> <br />MR. NOVAK: I don't see the poles (inaudible) and the property <br />adjacent to me they have to be moved. <br />