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<br />. 4.2. Enerl!'V City <br /> <br />The city will take the lead on this discussion item. Please see the <br />attached material from B/Z Administrator Steve Rohlf. <br /> <br />4.3. Government Center and Jail Construction Project <br /> <br />The county will take the lead in updating the city on the status of this <br />construction project and some of the site improvements associated with <br />the expansion. <br /> <br />4.4. County Roads in Elk River <br /> <br />Please see the attached memo from B/Z Administrator Steve Rohlf on <br />this topic. <br /> <br />County Roads 12/13 <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />The city and county staffs have been working on the reconstruction of <br />County Road 12 and the realignment of County Road 13 for the past <br />year or so. These two county road projects are so interrelated, it is <br />difficult to separate them out and call them separate projects. City staff <br />is proposing some financial participation in these county road projects <br />without acknowledging acceptance or agreement with the county cost <br />participation policy. <br /> <br />The city engineer was hired by the county to do some preliminary work <br />on the County Road 12 reconstruction. The work from the city engineer <br />has been completed and this project is now entirely in the county <br />engineer's control. In this regard, it is likely that the county engineer <br />will take the lead in the discussion of this item. <br /> <br />County Roads 33/77 <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />The city and the county have jointly worked on the reconstruction of <br />County Roads 33 and 77. This is directly related to the gravel mining in <br />the area and the ultimate desire to lower these two roads (and to <br />facilitate the gravel miners opportunity to remove the gravel which is <br />underneath the county roads). If this cooperative working relationship <br />does not work out, the county would end up with two roads which have <br />virtual drop offs into gravel pits. I don't think that anyone views this as <br />an appropriate situation from a safety point of view or from a future <br /> <br />