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approvals and construction activities. <br />Observations: <br />Funding Source: <br />Water Utility Fund and/or EDA Fund. Because this water main will likely serve other businesses in this <br />commercial node in the future, it makes sense that the City pay for this trunk line out of the Water Utility Fund, <br />which currently has a $6 million balance. In addition, the City amortizes all of its trunk lines out of this enterprise <br />fund. <br />Staff Recommendation: <br />City staff is recommending that the Ramsey EDA accept the proposal from Joel Buttenhoff, owner of the <br />commercial strip mall at 167th Avenue and Hwy 47, that in exchange for the owner's willingness to bear the cost of <br />installing a fire suppression system for that portion of the property required by the City's building code and the cost <br />of bringing water from the City's water main to the building, the EDA would propose that the City incur and bear <br />the cost of extending the water main to the property. <br />Staff further recommends that the cost for the City's water main extension, estimated to be $180,324, be paid for <br />out of the City's Water Utility Fund. It is logical that the City pay for the 167th Avenue trunk line out of the Water <br />Utility Fund because this water main will likely serve other businesses and residential accounts in this area in the <br />future. <br />EDA Action: <br />The Ramsey EDA recommends that the City accept the proposal from Joel Buttenhoff, owner of the commercial <br />strip mall at 167th Avenue and Hwy 47, that in exchange for the owner's willingness to bear the cost of installing a <br />fire suppression system for that portion of the property required by the City's building code and the cost of bringing <br />water from the City's water main to the building, the City would incur and bear the cost of extending the water main <br />to the property. <br />The EDA further recommends that the cost for the City's water main extension, estimated to be $180,324, be paid <br />for out of the City's Water Utility Fund. It is logical that the City pay for the 167th Avenue trunk line out of the <br />Water Utility Fund because this water main will likely serve other businesses and residential accounts in this area in <br />the future. <br />167th Commercial Mall Aerial Photo <br />167th Existing Water Main <br />167th Water Main Extension <br />167th Water Main Ext. Cost Estimate <br />Attachments <br />Form Review <br />Inbox Reviewed By Date <br />Aaron Backman (Originator) Aaron Backman 10/10/2011 09:15 AM <br />Form Started By: Aaron Backman Started On: 10/07/2011 02:09 PM <br />Final Approval Date: 10/10/2011 <br />