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City Council Minutes March 4, 1991 Page 2 e Councilmember Dietz stated that he was pleased with the results from the Community Center Task Force. He stated that the Council discussion was based on priorities and the priority at the present time is a city hall and police station. Council member Dietz concurred with the Task Force recommendation of continuing to search for land for a communi ty center. Councilmember Kropuenske stated that the Council will try to incorporate some of the Task Force ideas into the plans for a city hall. He indicated that when a city hall is built, meeting rooms will be included in the plans. He stated these rooms could be used by the public until such time that a community center is built. Kathy Heaney stated that she felt the Council and Task Force were working toward the same goal. Pat Rasmusson thanked the Council for allowing the Task Force to go through with the project and stated that the Task Force is now is recess and would be willing to be called again for service. 5. Q~I.L..Mike No one appeared for this item. e 6.1. Resolution to Publish-.Sum!llary of Floog'p-laiJLQ.r9i!l!JIH~e COUNCILMEMBER KROPUENSKE MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 91-12, A RESOLUTION APPROVING NOTICE OF PUBLICATION IN THE FORM OF A SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE 91-4 PERTAINING TO FLOODPLAIN. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 4-0. 6.2. Fillmore Street PubltQ_HeaI:..jJL~ Pat Klaers, City Administrator indicated that an informational meeting regarding the proposed Fillmore project had been held by the City Staff. He stated that all of the affected residents were notified and approximately 13 people attended this meeting. Terry Maurer, City Engineer, explained that the Fillmore Street project would consist of the reconstruction of Fillmore Street from County Road 12 to 174th Avenue. Mr. Maurer addressed some of the concerns which the residents expressed at the informational meeting. The main issue of concern was traffic and safety on Fillmore in regard to speed. Mr. Maurer explained the possible need to start eminent domain proceedings for needed right-of-way in order to keep the project on a timetable for completion in 1991. He indicated that the total project cost is $229,600 excluding land acquisition. e Mr. Maurer explained that at the time Hidden Creek was developed, there was a $500 impact fee per lot of which 60% ($15,900) will go towards the project cost. He further stated that $147,600 in state aid money would also to toward the project, leaving $82,000 to be assessed to property owners. If the amount to be assessed is reduced, then the amount of needed state aid money would increase.