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~ . City Council Minutes October 29, 1984 Page Two of Highway 11169 and Main Street. Mr. Gilbertson reviewed the cost of the project as follows: $12.50 a front foot $524.28 per waited acre $685.54 a unit 1~ inch at $764.19 a unit 6 inch main at $2,872.40 a unit Mr. Gilbertson indicated that the street improvement extends from Railroad Drive across 169 to the intersection of County 12 and 13 and Main Street. Mr. Gilbertson further indicated that approximately 150 feet from Railroad Drive will be completed with the Highway #10 project in 1985. Street Improvement Storm Drainage Sanitary Sewer Water Main Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. Mrs. Werner indicated that she was told that a 6 inch would cost the same as a 1~ inch water main, and further indicated that her assessment did not show that same cost. Mr. Gilbertson indicated that the original proj ect planned for ; four connections to the Werner property and something less than that was con- structed at the time of the project. Mr. Earl Hoh1en questioned why he was billed for two water main connections. The City Administrator indicated that Mrs. Werner was originally assessed for four services and that it was agreed that the cost was too much, therefore, Mrs. Werner agreed to two connections; one a 6 inch connection and a water at 6 inch and one at 1~ inch connection. Discussion was carried on regarding the Werner property and the services necessary for the Warner property. Mrs. Werner indicated that she was told the 6 inch water main would cost the same as the 1~ inch water main. She further indicated that she felt the assessment was a great burden to the few commercial properties in the project. Mayor Hinkle indicated that the City Council felt the commercial properties benefited from such improvements and,therefor~ the commercial properties should pay more. Ms. Cathy Swanberg representing Mr. Earl Hoh1en indicated her objection to the assessment hearing. Ms. Swanberg indicated that she felt the water main costs were too high and further indicated that at the time of the sanitary sewer construction it was not constructed properly as the trailer court must pump their sewage twice a day. Discussion was carried on regarding the Earl Hoh1en trailer court and the service of the sanitary sewer to that property. Discussion was carried on regarding the depth of the sewer line. Mr. Hoh1en indicated that he did not need the 1~ inch water service to his property. Mr. Hoh1en further indicated that he did not receive a hearing notice and further indicated that he felt the