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PAGE 2 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES FEBRUARY 3. 1986 e 6. Consideration of School Street Sanitary Sewer Project The City Administrator indicated that two weeks ago the City Staff reviewed an option for Creative Estates property to build a 24 unit apartment Building instead of the 48 units requested off of School Street. the area originally considered for the Health Club. The City Administrator noted that in order to build the 24 units there would have to be some modification of the sewer system which would be either a by-pass or to continue with the original plan for the sewer project. The City Administrator indicated that the Council had directed the City Staff to not consider the by-pass. but to go with the sewer project. The City Administrator noted that since then he had met with Ron Kuhn and stated the staff is now proposing to resurrect the School Street sewer project with the thought of giving Creative Estates Property credit for one half of the original assessment which would be 26.4 units. The City Engineer. Terry Maurer. discussed the options he felt were available. Mr. Maurer indicated that option #1 would give Creative Estates credit for 24 units which would leave 28.8 assessable units. Mr. Maurer indicated he felt the City would be better off not considering option #2 because this option treated Creative Estates on what they say they are going to build when all other properties are based on the maximum potential for the property. e Discussion property that Mr. was held regarding the question as in the area was previously assessed for Babinsky's property was previously assessed to whether any other sewer. It was noted for sewer. Mr. John Weicht questioned whether he and Mr. Kuhn could apply for a building permit for the 24 units before the project is ordered. The City Administrator indicated that if the project did fail to get ordered and the 24 units were constructed. the City could always resort to the by-pass in the sewer line. Darrell Mack stated that according to the Capital Improvement Program the by-pass was to be built in 1985. Counci1member Williams indicated he viable alternative. He stated he felt initiate the sewer project. did not look at the by-pass as a there was no alternative except to Counci1member Gunkel indicated she felt it would be unfair to issue a building permit to John Weicht because of the fact that no other permits could be issued to someone requesting to connect to the sewer line. It was the consensus of the City Council to set the public hearing date for the School Street project as March 17. 1986. e