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City Council Minutes October 17, 1983 Page Eight project. The City Administrator indicated that in the placement of the sanitary sewer line down Third Street, the plans show a cut in Third Street rather than the full replacement of Third Street, and Mr. Santwire has requested that the City Council consider the full replacement of Third Street. Mr. Terry Maurer of Consulting Engineers Diversified, indicated that to take out Third Street and replace the full width and. a bituminous berm, the additional work would be approximately $3,100. The City Administrator indicated that Mr. Santwire would pay $1,000 toward the cost and Mr. Lloyd Anderson would pay $1,000 toward the cost. Discussion was carried on regarding the width of Third Street. It was the consensus of the City Council that the width of Third Street should remain the same from Holt to Gates Avenue. COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN MOVED TO APPROVE THE CHANGE ORDER OF $3,100 TO IMPROVE THE FULL WIDTH OF THIRD STREET FROM HOLT TO GATES AVENUE, WITH $2,000 TO BE PAID BY MR. LLOYD ANDERSON AND MR. GARY SANTWIRE. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. Mr. Terry Maurer indicated that in the replacement of the sanitary sewer lines along 6th Street between Irving and Jackson, it was suggested that he get a price for the replacement of the sewer line west to the alley and down the alley. Mr. Maurer indicated that the price received for that replacement of that sanitary sewer line was $33,400. Mr. Maurer indicated that the price was that high because the alley was only 12 feet wide and also that there would be a number of waivers of trespass needed to do the construction. Mr. Terry Maurer indicated that the problems in the sanitary sewer line are further upstream and that the problem could probably be solved by replacing the sanitary sewer line to the alley with stubs into the alley. Mr. Maurer indicated that this would in- volve approximately 200 feet and the price he received was $20.00 a foot. Councilmember Gunkel indicated that she felt it would make sense to replace that sanitary sewer line while the streets are being torn up for storm sewer line. COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN MOVED TO AUTHORIZE A CHANGE ORDER NOT TO EXCEED $5,000 FOR THE PLACEMENT OF A SANITARY SEWER LINE IN THE STREET ON 6TH AVENUE TO THE ALLEY. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. C. 101 Bridge Replacement The City Administrator indicated that the plans are at the State of Minnesota and all that is needed is the right-of-way certificate. The City Administrator further indicated that the 101 Bridge replacement is ranked #2 on the State's bridge construction list, and it is expected to be funded in the next fiscal cycle. The City Administrator indicated that the engineers do not expect any problems with the funding of the bridge replacement. The City Administrator further indicated that the alldcation of the funds have been delayed until January, and at that time they will give the go ahead for the project. The City Administrator further indicated that this delay will actually delay the completion of the bridge until 1985. D. Cable Television The City Administrator indicated that all of the cities have approved the RFP except Delano, and that Delano would be approving it at their council meeting