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PAGE 5 October 21, 1985 3. THAT ALL FOUR UNITS BE SERVICED BY ADEOUATE CITY UTILITIES. COUNCILMEMBER WILLIAMS SECONDED THE MOTION. PASSED 4-0. THE MOTION 16B. G~MBLl~G_LlNCESE The City required licenses further 9amblin9 Administrator stated that the to issue gambling licenses. 90 directly to the State that the cities do have the application. cities are no longer He stated that these Gambling Board, and authority to veto any The City Administrator stated that the two gambling license applications were being made for Dick's Main Tap and the -Elk River Bowl for pull tabs. The City Council took no acton. 10. P-ublic__~eacing_Qn_Sani~ac~_Sewec_and_Wa~ec~Main_lmEcQ~ement ecalect_Qn_Simanet_Dci~e~_6tb_Stceet_and_Xenia_a~enue Terry Maurer, the City's Engineer, stated that the City Council had ordered the Feasibility Study for the improvements in this area in late August of 1985. He further stated that what they are proposing is sanitary sewer and water main extension to serve the homes along Simonet Drive~ 6th Street and Xenia Avenue. He further stated that the total estimated cost of the project is 5249,400. The City Engineer noted that the assessments would be added to the 1987 Real Estate taxes. Mr. Maurer noted that the assessment per unit would be 58,600. Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. Jerry McChesney questioned whether Westwood would hook UP to the interceptor. Discussion was held on regarding the question of cost if the residents waited until the interceptor went through and then hooked UP to the interceptor. The residents were questioning whether the cost would be less. The City Engineer stated that the cost probably would be higher mainly because of the fact of not knowing when the interceptor would 90 through. Barb Kreuser questioned involved. Terry Maurer units. the number of units that would be stated there would be 29 total Vern Lundber9 questioned why sewer and water was being considered at that time.