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Page 3 City Council Minutes July 7, 1986 e Mayor Hinkle noted there are not plans in the near future for water and sewer in this area. Mark Ziska noted that the street had some underground stress problems in certain areas and was wondering whether or not these would be taken care of prior to the overlay work. Phil Hals, Street Superintendent, noted that City Street Crew would be repairing these areas. Mayor Hinkle closed the public hearing. Councilmember Gunkel noted she was in favor Mayor Hinkle noted he felt it would be property. Councilmember Engstrom noted he the park and the cemetery should be assessed. of the project as proposed. difficult to assess empty felt the vacant lot between COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 86-37 A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING FEASIBILITY STUDY AS PRESENTED AND ORDERING PREPARATION OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR BITUMINOUS OVERLAY PROJECT FOR RIDGEWOOD EAST AND RIDGEWOOD EAST THIRD ADDITIONS. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 6.2. Consideration of Bituminous Overlay Project for Knollwood West, Knollwood, Knollwood West 2nd, Oak Hills, Oak Hills 2nd and all properties abutting Tyler and Ulysses Streets e Terry Maurer, City Engineer, explained that an informational meeting was held regarding the bituminous overlay project but that Oak Hills and residents abutting Tyler and Ulysses Streets were not notified of this meeting. Mr. Maurer explained the assessed. He noted that Tyler Street, was $198,300 of $1,100 per lot with 146 project and described the proposed area to be the total estimated project cost, including with the City paying $37,700 and an assessment lots being assessed, totalling $160,600. Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. Mr. Irving Classen indicated he lived on Tyler Street and questioned if Tyler Street would be widened. The City Engineer indicated that this project was strictly an overlay and indicated that if the rebuilding of Tyler Street was going to be considered in the future. he would propose dropping Tyler Street from the overlay project. Mr. John Baccus indicated he lived on 197th and Tyler and indicated he would like to see Tyler Street taken off the overlay project because he felt it would be money thrown away. A resident from 202nd Avenue indicated he felt Tyler Street should not be an option in the overlay project. He stated he felt the City should e budget for the rebuilding of Tyler Street because it is a main street.