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Elk River City Council Minutes September 18, 1995 Page 4 . . County Road 12/13 Drainage . Main and Evans Drainage · County Improvement Project for County Road 1 - Phase I · Trunk Sanitary Sewer at the southeast corner of Main Street and Highway 169 . Downtown Parking Lot 5.5. Supplemental Assessment Hearino and Adoption of. Supplemental Assessment Roll for the 1995 Overlav Improvement Proiect City Engineer Terry Maurer stated that staff had been directed by Council to investigate properties owned by Kenneth and Velda Brown and Randall Seliga that were involved in the 1995 overlay improvement project. The City Engineer recommended that the Seliga property be assessed for two parcels at $1,300 per parcel and, further, that the Brown's assessment be reduced from three units to two abutting units with the two parcels considered combined for assessment purposes. COUNCILMEMBER HOLMGREN MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 95-61, A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE 1995 OVERLAY IMPROVEMENT PROJECT. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 4-0. 5.7. Update on Municipal Utilities Commission Activities - John Dietz e Councilmember Dietz updated the City Council on issues which were discussed during the September 12 Utilities Commission meeting. 5.6. Mr. Kedrowski - Discuss Dodoe A venue/Elk Hills Drive Improvements Jackie and Mike Kedrowski of 18837 Dodge Avenue addressed the Council regarding the effects of the Elk Hills Drive/Dodge Avenue project in relation to their property. Jackie Kedrowski reviewed the City Engineer's proposal of additional work that will be done on their property to minimize the impact the development would have on their property. Jackie and Mike Kedrowski indicated that they are trying to get a plan that would make the yard more complete and that would work for them. They reviewed a proposal which would minimize the impacts of the improvement project such as the headlights shining into their yard, the traffic noise, and the speed and amount of traffic going by their property. Some of the items suggested by the Kedrowski's included a retaining wall, a sidewalk, and ground covering. Terry Maurer indicated that the city is prepared to reconstruct their driveway with a turnaround, to build a retaining wall across the front of the property, and to replace the two trees which were destroyed. COUNCILMEMBER HOLMGREN DIRECTED STAFF TO WORK WITH THE KEDROWSKI'S TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS CREATED BY THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT AND TO COME BACK TO THE COUNCIL WITH A PROPOSAl. e Councilmember Dietz stated that the homeowners are asking the city to pay for improvements that may not be necessary and which are not the city's responsibility .