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Administrative Section Administrative Section Memo to Scott Harr, SafetfDirector, datedJulJ:21, 1998. Letter to Vemelle Clayton dated July 21, 1998. Dear Resident letter dated July 21, 1998. Letter to Bill Green at Rosemount, Inc. dated July 14, 1998. / Letter to David L. Obee dated July 15, 1998. Letter from City of Shoreview dated July 8, 1998. Thank you note to Todd Hof&nan (undated). '1 Construction Progress Report dated July 7, 1998. Letter from Howard ~. Green Company dated July 8, 1998. Letter to Bob Schnese dated July 10, 1998. Memo to ~layor and City Council dated July 21, 1998. City of Chanhassen Income Sheets (18 pages) dated June 30, 1998. CITY OF CHANHASSEN 690 City Cmttl'Drive. PO Box 147 Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 Phone 612.937.1900 General Fa;~ 612.937.5739 Engineering Fax 612.937.9152 Public Saftty Fax 612.934.2524 web www.ci.chanhassen.mn.us MEMORANDUM TO: Scott Harr, Public Safety Director Anita Benson, City Engineer ~ FROM: DATE: July 21, 1998 SUBJ: Pleasant View Road Maintenance Overlay Project No. 98-5 As you may be aware, Midwest Asphalt, Inc. is in the process of constructing a bituminous overlay on Pleasant View Road from Powers Boulevard to Trunk: Highway 101. This work is anticipated to be completed on Friday, July 24, 1998. Upon completion of the bituminous overlay, it is anticipated that traffic speeds initially may increase on Pleasant View Road as generally occurs with projects of this type. Therefore, I respectfully request that the Public Safety Department provide increased speed limit enforcement the week of July 27 in order to curb violation of the speed limit on this roadway. Your assistance in this matter is appreciated. Jms c: City Council Administrative Section (7/27/98) \'cfsl\vol2\eng'public\98-SoenforcemenLdoc The City of Chollhassell. A growing community with clean LIkes. qual if)' s<,hools. It channing downtown, thriving businesses. alld beautifitl parks. A great plIce to lille, work. allt CITY OF CHANHASSEN >90 City Center Drive, PO Box 147 Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 Phone 612.937.1900 General Fax 612.937.5739 Engineering Fax 612.937.9152 Public Safety Fax 612.934.2524 W"leb www.ci.chanhassen.lIln.ltS July 21. 1998 VIA FACSIMILE Ms. Vemelle Clayton Lotus Realty P.O. Box 235 545 West 78th Street Chanhassen, MN 55317 Re: Villages on the Ponds Walk-Through - Project No. 96-13 Dear Vemelle: This letter is a follow up to our walk-through today to go over the erosion control and drainage issues that need to be corrected on Villages on the Ponds. As discussed during our meeting, immediate attention to these matters has been long overdue. We understand there was an attempt to correct some of the issues approximately a week ago, however, due to miscommunications along the line, all of the items were not addressed or addressed correctly. Pursuant to our walk-through today it is understood that you will be contacting your client (Ausmar) for authorization to proceed with correcting the items listed on the revised punch list dated July 21, 1998 and will let City Engineer Anita Benson know by 2:00 p.m. on July 22.1998. Should the work not be authorized tomorrow. the City will proceed in retaining an engineering firm to prepare plans and specifications to complete the necessary items on the punch list. All engineering fees and construction costs associated with preparing. administrating and completing the plans and specifications and punch list items will be drawn down from the letter of credit. On another note. we will be deleting the utility acceptance from the City Council's July 27, 1998 agenda and reschedule it for the August 10. 1998 agenda along with a check for the oversizing of the watermain in Villages on the Ponds assuming these punch list items have been resolved. If they are not. the City will not consider acceptance of utility improvements or payment of the utility oversizing costs. Sincerely. CITY OF CHANHASSEN ~~7~~ David C. Hempel Assistant City Engineer DCH:ktm Ene. Punch List revised 7/21/98 c: Anita Benson. City Engineer Bill Bement, Engineering Technician II City Council Administrative Packet (7/27/98) Bob Obermeyer. Watershed District g;'eng'projecls\villages\claylon leller 4.doc 7J( City ofClltll1llt/Sseu. ;J growing cOl/1munity leit/; dClln /lIkes. qUldity!(I,oo/s. .z chllnning downtown, thriz'ing businesses, IInd belll/tiful parks. A great place to live, work, and play. PROJECT NO. 96-13 UTI L1TI ES/STRE ETS Erosion Control DATE: 7/21/98 PROJECT: Villaaes on the Ponds CONTRACTOR: STREET: ENGINEER: TYPE OF INSPECTION: Preliminary Partial Pre-Final *_ Warranty The following items are to be corrected or completed to comply with the Contract Documents: ITEM DESCRIPTION DATE ACCEPTED 1. Extend rip rap to bottom of temporary pond slope, South of Main St., & grout rip rap swales 2. Install Bituminous curbs along east & west sides of Main St. ,south of T.H. 101, install diversionary asphalt berm/hump on Main St. to direct runoff to catch basins before reaching T.H.101. 3. Install Type III erosion control fence or haybales along southside of trail from T.H. 101 to low point on trail to direct runoff to established flatter slopes. Cleanup sediments accumulated south of trail, remove existing silt fence and install new type III erosion control fence, retopsoil, seed with a mixture of Kentucky Bluegrass(25#/ac),Tall Fescue(30#/ac), Creeping Red Fescue(25#/ac) ,Perennial Ryegrass(10#/ac) and erosion control blanket. 4. Repair Trail damaged by erosion and equipment driving over trail after area adjacent to trail are revegetated. 5. Regrade T.H. 101 ditch north of Main S1. retopsoil, reseed with seed mix listed in item I #4,erosion control blanket and install two rock filter dikes (11/2" clear river rock) min 1.5' high 6. Deleted (Opus responsibility) 7. Deleted (Opus responsibility) 8. Spread topsoil, Reseed and mulch west slope of wetland 8000/wetland mitigation E 9. Spread topsoil and seed/mulch slopes around Nurp pond #2 10. Finish grading and provide cover over pipe from outlet structure #P-12 and P-2P in wetland 6000. Repair T.H.1 01 washout area in kind. Le. gravel, blacktop 11. Re-establish erosion control along south end of Wetland 8000 and remove old erosion control fence in wetland. 12. Repair existing erosion control around Wetland 2000 east of Houlihans, install rock filter dikes in berms with notch openings west of Famous Dave's site which drains into wetland 2000 and north of Retail building site which drains into Sediment Basin #6. 13. Protect Catch Basins with silt fence/rock filter dikes at the end of Grandview Rd.and intersection of Lake Dr. and Great plains Blvd. 14. Clean sidewalks along Great Plains Blvd. and Lake Dr. Remove and reinstall erosion control fence directly behind curbs along Grandview Rd., Lake Drive and north side of St. Huberts north parking lot adjacent to stockpile areas. 15. Spread topsoil and reseed entire site. Clean up debris on Outlot F 16. Deleted (Opus responsibility) 17. To help mitigate on going drainage and erosion problems the final lift of asphalt should be installed or at least paving of diversionary humpslbumps to direct runoff to catch basins on Main St. and Lake Drive at T.H. 101. 18. Behind the top retaining wall along east side of St. Huberts is starting to erode. Material is washing down into catch basins. Reestablish landscape/ plant materials Le. reseed and erosion control blanket. 19. Remove mulch and dirt stockpile from Lake Dr., clean streets and sidewalks SIGNATURE~ Inspector/Engineer \Ie fs 1 \vol2'<:ng\projects\villages'punchlist 7 -21-98.doc CITY OF CHANHASSEN 690 City Center Drive, PO Box 147 Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 Phone 612.937.1900 General Fax 612.937.5739 Engineering Fax 612.937.9152 Public Safety Fax 612.934.2524 \Veb www.ci.clJalzhassm.mn.us July 21, 1998 Re: Request for Vacation of Tamarack Road Right-of-Way - Loren Veltkamp Dear Resident: Please be advised that the public hearing scheduled for Monday, July 27, 1998 to consider Mr. Veltkamp's request for vacation of a portion of Tamarack Road (Pawnee Drive) right-of-way has been withdrawn by the applicant. Therefore, this item has been deleted from the City Council agenda. Sincerely, CITY OF CHANHASSEN ~d47 ~ David C. Hempel Assistant City Engineer DCH:ktm c: City Council Administrative Packet (7/27/98) g:'<=ng\dave\letters\veltkamp I.doc The City ofCban/Jizsse1l. A growing community with cleanlllkes, qzitZ!i~,. j(/ioo/;, a channing downtown, thrivillg businesses, and bwltifi" ptzrks. A greilt place to live, work, ana CITY OF CHANHASSEN 90 City Center Drive. PO Box 147 Chanhassen. Minnesota 55311 Phone 612.937.1900 General Fax 612.937.5739 Engineering Fax 612.9379152 Pub/ic Safety Fax 612.934.2524 \Veb WlVlV.ci.chtlnhassen.mn.us ,. { )/.-- Y" e& / 1<1 July 14, 1998 Mr. Bill Green, Security Manager Rosemount, Inc. 12001 Technology Drive Eden Prairie, MN 55344 Dear Bill. First, I apologize for taking so long to thank you for the generous gift certificate and the kind letter. You know how it is trying to catch up after being gone a couple w'eeks! I regret that I must return the gift certificate due to the state statute prohibiting gifts to public officials. Your generosity and thoughtfulness is more than enough thanks, believe me. You know how much I believe in Jomt efforts, including between public agencies and the private sector. Our relationship with Rosemount speaks to how well things can. and do work! Thanks for your part in this. Again, thanks for the generous gift certificate. Sincerely. qvdt Scott Harr Public Safety Director SH:cd g:\safery\sh\bg e City of ClJulIhassm. A growing lamml/nm !I.'I;;) u.m ,.llm. ,: :I..l;;;o,' "l;'oo~'. .1 ,'r.armlllg auum;;;wn. ::,rmng businesses. .ina ~'eaumid JdTi?S. A great OLaa :0 iire.. G T", ...:,; '.. CITY OF CBANHASSEN 690 City Cmter Drive. PO Box 147 Chanhassen. Minnesota 55317 Phone 612.937.1900 Gmeral Fax 612.937.5739 Engineering Fax 612.937.9152 Public Safety Fax 612.934.2524 web WlI/W. ci. chanhassen. mn.us July 15, 1998 CERTIFIED MAIL Mr. David L. Obee 2060 Majestic Way Chanhassen, MN 55317 Re: Failing sewage treatment system at 3530 Highway 7 Dear Mr. Obee: The purpose of this letter is to explain possible options for sewage disposal at the above referenced property. Possible solutions involve input from multiple departments within the City so this letter is a joint effort of the Inspections Division and the Engineering Department. The Inspections Division regulates individual sewage treatment systems (ISTS) and the Engineering Department regulates connection to and design of the city sanitary sewer connections. Option 1 - Replace existing ISTS. As stated in my June 11, 1998 letter, your current ISTS is failing because it is a cesspool which is not permitted. You may have a design submitted to the Inspections Division by a licensed designer for a replacement ISTS. The design will be reviewed and, if it meets applicable codes, approved. Upon approval, you may have a licensed installer obtain a permit for the installation of the new system. The installation will be inspected by Inspection Division ISTS inspectors. The approximate cost of a new ISTS may range from $7,000-$12,000. Option 2 - Connection to City Sanitary Sewer. Formally petition the City to have municipal service extended to the property. This is accomplished through a written petition circulated among the benefited properties. The petition must have at least two or more benefiting properties and should be a majority of the area to be benefited. The petition should be addressed to the Mayor and City Council and mailed or delivered to the City Engineer (Anita Benson). Upon receipt of the petition, staff will consider the request and place it on the next available City Council agenda for discussion. The City Council will then decide whether or not to order a feasibility study to determine the scope of work, associated costs of the project, and preliminary assessment roll. Typically, the applicant is required to provide the City with a cash escrow for preparation of the feasibility study. The amount depends on the size of the project. We would estimate roughly $2,000.00 which is refunded back to you upon the City authorizing the project. The feasibility study is reviewed by the City Council at a public hearing along with public input. The City Council then decides whether or not to proceed with the project. The process requires approximately six months from the day the City receives the petition to actual construction assuming the City has the financial ability to fund the project. The City has a 5- Year Capital Improvement Program The City of C!ulIl/UZSSe1l. A growing community with cleiln l'lkes. qUizliry schoo/..-. .I chilrming downtowil. thriving businesses. and bWltiful PilrkS. r! greilt place to live. work. and pi " \ I \ \ Mr. David L. Obee July 15. 1998 Page 2 that requires most of the funds. The City is limited in its bonding capabilities. Most of the private developments are constructed and financed by the developer. If the City constructs the infrastructure to serve your parcel, all the costs would be assessed to the benefiting parcels over a 7-8 year period at an interest rate of 7-8% depending on bond sales. The home may not be occupied until an approved ISTS is installed, an approved alternative ISTS is installed, or the home is connected to city sanitary sewer. You may call Steve Kirchman at 937-1900, extension 139 with questions about the ISTS or Dave Hempel at 937-1900, extension 123 with questions about sanitary sewer connection. Sincerely, CITY OF CHANHASSEN b-c,\~ ()~ ~.JJJ21 tWr- David C. Hempel Assistant City Engineer Steve A. Kirchman Building Official c: Building file - 3530 Highway 7 SAK;DCH:js G :\safety\sak\ists\o bee2 CITY OF SHOREVIEW 4600 North Victoria Street, Shoreview, MN 55126 (612) 490-4600 (612) 490-4699 Fax (612) 490-4750 Voice/TDD f/~# ,~Il y"k July 8, 1998 Mr. Scott Harr, Public Safety Director Mr. Steve Kirchman, Building Official City of Chanhassen 690 Coulter Drive Chanhassen MN 5531 7 " ~)LO.5"-(' 0-t - ~~. Dear Mr. Harr and Mr. Kirchman: On behalf of the City of Shoreview, I want to thank you and your staff at the City of Chanhassen for providing building inspection assistance following the May 15th tornado that caused severe damage throughout Shoreview. It was truly gratifying to see other cities so willing to assist us with our recovery efforts. I would like to specifically recognize Steve Torrell and Jerry Mohn for their willingness to assist us in the inspect~on of homes that were heavily damaged by the storm. Time and time again I heard first-hand from our residents how impressed and reassured they were to see building inspectors immediately out in the field offering advice and support. The professionalism and commitment demonstrated by your staff persons was exemplary. Your people provided great advice on how to record damage and respond to citizen needs. Your willingness to assist us is even more significant when considering this occurred during the period of high building inspection needs in your own community. Our community's ability to quickly recover from this natural disaster has been due, in large part, to your city's help. Please let your staff know that the help that your city provided \-vas greatly appreciated by the City Council, our staff, ~d th~ residents of the community. While the landscape of Shoreview has changed forever as a result of this storm, we have grown stronger as a community through the heartfelt generosity and caring shown by others. Sincerely, {4~ Tom Simonson Assistant City Manager/ Community Development Director CITY COUNCIL Sandy Martin, Mayor Tom Landwehr Ady Wickstrom Mady Reiter Blake Huffman ( I. CITY OF CHANHASSEN f rJPJ 1Jv,.,L flf-: ~^2- ck, 40 -tijl.;fl !o u,slJ Ii brr.r;J_b~ i~ flu" /0 7 (U"') (S'4<<) ~.. - k-, 12 /t,,~s Llyj;/- 14 ~p~? 'V /i,~ Wt &c- &4tz./.) c:z-ttl- dtt-t ~ {; ,,/ ______ _,12/ fj).a :JlZT-h;r.! tf-n.- 6./"'~ t~-.i f!.j/, [' ub.t c'h/ lu/ k,rj P O/:ai' Jt}Aff 1/;'~7 ~ 4'>>"'j Pud Iw-< -i?k k#1 ,doL~; k,rJ)le iJ. ~ $!.<Y2- /0r'S,A,.; - J;c./ft" ~ "7'" k b ~~fJ- .tv, f~~: t;~7Y~ -tJ..z- ,Iq-m$f /7, ' / / ;/ j' (9 //131 r/1~.:effC 'e City of Chanhassfll A ' , grOWing community wid; clean lak I' es, qua fty schools, a channin downt ' . g own, thrIVing businesses, and beautiful parks A !. ' , ',." _ ''" ' . great p ace to IflIe, work, and play. ~,~",~ ;~/~(~3::A~ ,: '. ~ 7, 113 13 :3 11 : 2 t, .~.M CONSTRUCTION PROGRESS City of Chanhassen - Bandimere and City Center Parks Date: Time: Weather: Temperature Range: Those Present at the meetimz: Work in Pro2ress: Observations I Issues: Information I Action Reauired: Attachments: Copies to: Report br. E!DA]]T:i:' j ~~~C\C ll'U'!... ,,"' .e,.!\ tx ..11.1.' oJ ' " ct:' /7l)4'Y//I/ No, 1 :304 P. 1/2 REPORT July 7. 1998 I 0:00 am (Meeting to be held on site every Tuesday at 10:00 am) Hazy - Overcast 80's Jason Amberg, Brauer & Associates, Ltd. Bob Peterson, Ingram Excavating Todd Hoffman and Jim, City of Chanhassen Dan Skraba, Skraba Irrigation Grading IS near completion within the par:<. (wi~h exception to the ec.st. soccer green). Neighbors, however, have been complaining about working past t~e regulated hours stated in the specs and accessing the site from and parking along l<Jowa Trail, o u o Utility work, sanitary and water lines were beirg installed, Southern trail has been Cut :~, ready for placen;em of retaining wall. As a result of installing the sanitary sewer line connection to Kiowa Trail the soccer field turf was disturbed - It was agreed upon in the fie!d that Ingram may use sod instead of seed to repair the turf area (from the p~aying surface of the soccer field to the street). The cost for furnishing and installing the 6" pvc cotmections from the soccer drainage system to the catch basins/manholes has been agreed upon at $8.25 per linear foot (1313 LF x 8.25 = S 10,832.25). This amount will be included i:: the next change order. Irrigation system: Skraba Irrigatio~ may use gasket joints instead of glue at his cost. (If he thinks this will avoid future maintenance on his part he ca:": make this change, but the City of Chanhassen will not pay for the change). Irrigat:on system: I have discussed the revisions to the irrigation n;ainline and valve locations WIth our irrigation designer - the revisions as indicated on the attached sheet have been approved (see attached) o o o Brauer & Assoc.. Ltd.: o Electrical system is still being reviewed and mod:fied by our electrical engineer - as per the change In location - will keep you posted. Inli!ram Excavatin2: o Keep an eye on cO:lstrucbon access - notify subcontractors and deliveries as to wheref,,,hen o Continualiy watch for erosion along Hwy 101 - and remedy as necessary City of Chanhassen: o Coordinate the installation of the soccer drainage system with Ingram Excavating -I believe the west soccer field is ready to go. Irrigation mainline and valve 10catio!'1 revisions for soccer fields at Bandimere Todd Hoffman, City of Chanhassen Bob Peterson, Ingram Excavating -ph. 937-1900ext 121 - ph. 934-0917 - fax 937 -5739 - fax 934-090 I Jason L. Amberg, Brauer and Associa:es, Ltd. Phone - 832-9475 Fax - 832-9542 r.\"r..rC\ I COf\O"" A "'l' ("I"" ".... "Ir ._-1 (c r/J~(d/ Howard R. Green Company CONSULTING ENGINEERS !~f! {1 '1 J 11' lllL 1- ,_ ----1 (,O\.~11TlIG t1/inEERS Formerly MSA ConSUlting cngineC '; July 8, 1998 File: 801380j-Q071 Mr. Jerry Christians Midwest Asphalt Corporation P.O. Box 5477 Hopkins, MN 55343 RE: 1998 CHANHASSEN TRAIL PROJECT SCHEDULE AND ADDITIONAL TRAIL SEGMENTS Dear Mr. Christians: We understand you are stepping up your efforts this week to complete paving of the Highway 7 and Lake Riley segments. Once these segments are paved, we will discuss with you more formally possible stockpile locations for your borrow material and issuing notice to proceed on additional segments. Please be advised that future segments nlust be completed within the allowed completion periods listed in the specification. Sincerely, Howard R. Green Company ~~ David E. Nyberg, P.E. Project Manager cc: Mr. Todd Hoffman, City of Chanhassen Mr. Paul Kauppi, Howard R Green Company Mr. Darrell Ridler, Midwest Asphalt Corporation O:\PROJI801380jI380-0810.jUIY,doc 7l7L7C'1 . ,,..j 1326 Ensrgy Park Drive · S!.PauI.MN 55108. Fi1?/i=:d.d..d<:lJ:lO r....,....''''" ..'^ .... !S:~T R~~T-Rn-~nr CITY OF CHANHASSEN July 10, 1998 690 City Center Drive, PO Box 141 Cb,lIIhassen, }vfillllesota55311 Pholle 612.937. 1900 G1'Ilmd Fax 612.937.5739 EilgiilWhzg Fax 612.937.9152 rilMie S4t't)' hl.\ 612.9Ji.252-i m'b ll'll'we;, ,-I'iliz/ld.'St'll. illil.1I.' Mr. Bob Schnese 641 Lake Susan Hills Drive Chanhassen, MN 55317 Dear Bob: I have been delinquent in thanking you for coordinating the installation of the Phase II playground equipment at Prairie Knoll Park. I understand there were fewer volunteers which made for a longer day, but you still got the job done! I would like to acknowledge your efforts in our upcoming city newsletter. After seeing you this morning, I understand that a picture taken on the installation day is not available. I will however still visit the site to snap a picture or two. I'll stop by your home before going to the park. If you are available, I would like you to come along. Bob, thanks again for being such a great community volunteer! Todd Hoffman Park and Recreation Director TH:v c: Park and Recreation Commission vCity Council g: \park\lh \sc hnese-e .doc Tbe City ofCIJallhasse1I. A growil!g eOll!lIlllllit)' with dedli !.rki, ql!,di~l' s,-l'oo/." II tA1IJllillg dOll 'mOll 'II, thril'illg bll!'ille.'!'es, illld bCil11 tifll/ /,illL. A g,'C,;r /,Ide,' 10 lire. [{(ilL alid CITY OF CHANHASSEN 590 City Center Drive, PO B~x 147 Chanhassen, Minnesota 55317 Phone 612.937.1900 General Fax 612.9375739 Engineering Fax 612.937.9152 Public Safety Fax 612.934.2524 ~feb lUll'll'.ci.chanhassen. mn.us MEMORANDUM TO: Mayor and City Council ~ FROM: Anita Benson, City Engineer DATE: July 21, 1998 SUBJ: Springfield Development - Project No. 97-14 Recently, staff has received questions regarding the connection of Kiowa Trail to Springfield Drive. Condition No. 30 as outlined in the attached Chanhassen City Council meeting minutes from December 13, 1993 for the preliminary plat of the development states the criteria to be met for making the connection of Kiowa Trail to Springfield Drive in the future. This condition was carried through and approved with the final plat for the development. Currently, breakaway barricades have been installed separating Kiowa Trail and Springfield Drive with a sign mounted on the barricade specifying that the road will be extended in the future. These barricades and signage will remain in place until the Kiowa Trail connection with Springfield Drive is made in the future. jms Attachment: City Council meeting minutes from December 13, 1993. c: Dave Hempel, Assistant City Engineer City Council Administrative Section (7/27/98) \'c fs l\vo12'cng\anita'rnemos\kiowa-spring field connection.doc 7Je City ofCballhassen. A growing community with c1eall lakes. qut/lit)' )'d,ools. t/ channing downtown, thriving bwinesses, and bftlutijid parks. A great place to live, work, and play. Chanhassen City Council - December 13, 1993 28. The applicant shall be responsible for their fair share of the assessments for the extension of trunk utility improvements and the upgrade of Lyman Boulevard to urban standards. - 29. Outlot F shall be olalled as a lot within the subdivision since outlots cannot be built uoon. Relocate the driveway for this lot so that it connects oeroendicularly to the orooosed street within the subdivision at a location acceotable to the En2ineerin2 Deoartment. ~ 30. Back-to-back cul-de-sacs shall be orovided at the Kiowa Trail connection. The oavement for the northern cul-de-sac shall be installed to the oroiect orooerty line. A breakaway barricade shall be installed to orohibit through traffic on Kiowa Trail. The cul-de-sac shall be temoorarv until either area residents oetition the City to ooen the connection or Hi2hway 212 is constructed at which time traffic oattems will be chan2ed. 11. A declaration that the fields in Bandimere Community oark will be li2hted shall be included in the chain of title for lots within the subdivision. 32. Sidewalks or oedestrian trails shall be orovided connecting Lake Riley Boulevard and Lyman Boulevard to Bandimere Park. This trail system shall include a trail seRffient built within the 92nd Street right-of-way from Kiowa Trail to Bandimere Park, All voted in favor, except Mayor Chmiel who opposed, and the motion carried with a vote of 4 to 1. Councilwoman Dockendorf: Lot size? Mayor Chmiel: Lot sizes are my concern. SELECT PREFERRED ALIGNMENT AL TERNA llVE FOR GALPIN BOULEVARD SOUTH OF TRUNK IDGHW A Y 5; AMEND FEASIBILITY SCOPE. PROJECT NO. 93-26. Councilwoman Dockendorf: I move approval Mr. Mayor. Councilman Wing: Which one? Councilman Mason: Alternative 1. Councilwoman Dockendorf: Yes, Alternative 1. Mayor Chmiel: I don't see that as any given problem. Jim Leirdahl: You're already voting on that? Councilman Mason: Which? Councilman Senn: No, no, no. This is relating to Galpin Boulevard. Mayor Chmiel: Sometimes we move quickly. Are you here for this? 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