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City Council Minutes Page Two October 18, 1982 7. Bowling Alley License for Danceland, Inc. COUNCILMAN SCHULDT MOVED TO APPROVE THE BOWLING ALLEY LICENSE FOR DANCELAND, INC. COUNCILMAN TOTH SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 8. Election Judge Resolution Councilman Duitsman indicated that he was not in favor of City employees' spouses serving as election judges. Councilman Duitsman further indicated that he felt training sessions for election judges should not last more than two hours. Gen- eral discussion was carried on regarding time required for election judge training. COUNCILMAN DUITSMAN MOVED TO APPROVE RESOLUTION 82-25, A RESOLUTION APPOINTING ELECTION JUDGES FOR THE GENERAL ELECTION WITH THE SPECIFICATION THAT PAYMENT FOR TRAINING TIME SHALL NOT BE MORE THAN TWO HOURS. COUNCILMAN ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4~0. 9. Industrial Park Sewer Laterals Assessment - Public Hearing The Deputy City Clerk indicated that the assessment is proposed to be levied on a unit basis, inasmuch as each lot in the Industrial Park would have equal use to the sanitary sewer line. The Deputy City Clerk further indicated that the City Council authorized a change order for seWer laterals in the Industrial Park to ex- tend the lateral line across the frontage of the MoCon property to provide service at a future date to the property owned by Mr. John Oliver. The Deputy City Clerk indicated that at the time of the change order, Mr. John Oliver agreed to pay the cost of the extension which was estimated at approximately $2,000. The Deputy City Clerk further indicated that according to the engineers on the project, McCombs- Knutson and Associates, the change order was $2,000 and using a percentage of the $2,000 to the total construction cost of the project, that percentage was applied to the legal, administrative, bond costs and capitalized interest costs which equals an amount of $450. The Deputy City Clerk indicated that $2,450.00 is proposed to be assessed to three parcels of property owned by Mr. John Oliver and that the balance of the construction costs including legal, administrative, bond costs and capitalized interest, is divided among the nine units in the Industrial Park. Mayor Hinkle opened the Public Hearing. No one expressed their opposition to the proposed assessment roll. Mr. Skip McCombs of McCombs-Knutson and Associates, indicated that he had some concern of the proposed assessment to John Oliver's property. Mr. McCombs further indicated that he believed the assessment should be assessed to the one property that directly benefited from the extension of the sewer lateral. Councilman Toth indicated that the extension of the sewer lateral would serve the same purpose as an interceptor; that is, that portion of the extension would eventually serve all three parcels across the street. Mr. John Plaisted indicated that the assessment was originally proposed to be done on a front footage basis, but that it appears to be a more fair means of assessment on a unit basis.