5.12 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

vi / lI-L7•gc Si . Dave Cieslak, f&a:a4,2j, 10383 165th Avenue, indicated that they have currently invested $3 million to the existing Cargill facilities in Elk River. He indicated that there is no need for sewer and water at their facility and they would see no benefit to their current operations with the extension of utilities or the urban service district . 2 . Dwight Kirkeide, 11230 173rd Avenue North, indicated that he dvas opposed to the extension of the urban service area. Mr. Kirkeide stated that he distributed a flyer to all residents in the proposed urban service area relating to the expansion of sewer and water facilities . He indicated he felt that the proposed Plan would harm the people in the community. 3 . John Benver, Fillmore Street, indicated he recently moved to Elk River and stated that he is opposed to the expansion of the urban service district as he sees no benefit to his property. • 4 . Dawn Beaudry, Fillmore Street, presented a petition in opposition to the expansion of the urban service area. She indicated she is against the extension of sewer and water to her area. 5 . Tony Krelin, 181st Avenue, questioned the Council as to when the assessments would begin for the project. Mayor Duitsman explained that there are no assessments proposed at this time. 6 . Joanne Rousseau, Ebner' s Bait, 17015 Highway 10, indicated she is opposed to the expansion of the urban service district and stated that if utility extensions take place, Ebner' s Bait will go out of business . 7 . Carl Shaw, 10596 191st Avenue, questioned the procedure for hooking up to utilities . He indicated that there are many homes in the area that are a long distance from the road and indicated that the cost would be very high for the • laterals . Mr. Shaw indicated he felt the residents should have a general idea of the cost