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~,~RIDAY, MARCH 28, 1997 <br /> <br />SAINT PAUL PIONEER PRESS <br /> <br />Street repair nOw in sight <br /> <br /> STILLWATER' <br /> Public works officials call the <br />streets in Stillwater's South Hill <br /> <br /> ST.. PAUL <br /> <br />when the neighborhood ~om- <br /> <br />'!980s~ but scrapped the project.,· <br /> <br />neighborhood the worst in the city. i plained about the high cost. But better streets appear to be <br />on the way. The city council has ~- ~. · ' · ,, <br /> erty owners paid for everything, \ <br />given tentative approval to S/~iith'~i <br />Hill street reconstruction this ~. :~.i'i";~.i: <br />summer, a project estimated to ~ :~ ~ being paid for with a city-,wide tax <br />cost about $1 million. · ' ~/~: 'ii-. :f ~ levy. That makes the assessments <br /> "Some of'those streets are' 80 ·~" ~ 'more affordable." <br />years old and in very bad shape," i.?' The assessments are expected to <br />city engineer Klayton Eckles said be about $6,000 per residence. <br />Thursday. "They have been . ~:~ Homeowners would have the op- <br />patched year after year." .. I · tion of paying in installments over <br /> The city initially propOsed re- <br /> <br /> <br />