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Mayor Gamec stated Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller wrote a letter to the City stating opposition to the proposed improvement project. Mayor Gamec also stated the Pearson's also wrote a letter to the City stating opposition to the proposed improvement project. Resident Dennis Potter, 14200 Bower's Drive, came before the Council and asked if the proejct could be considerd as two proposals, the 2nd and 3rd addition and the 1st addition. He is in favor of paving the 2nd and 3rd addition. Mayor Gamec stated breaking it up could be a Problem. Mayor Gamec at this time asked how many people (one per household) were present from Bower's Drive. Count indicated 36. He asked how many were opposed to the whole project - Count indicated 17. Mayor Gamec asked how many residents of Bower's Drive were from the 2nd and 3rd Addition. No count indicated. Mayor Gamec tried to get an indication from the citizens on the following, however there was some confusion as to who should vote for what and counts for the record were not taken: How many want Bowers Drive paved: 1. Go back to the original centerline 2. Doing whole project putting centerline where it should be 3. Put the road in the spot where it is supposed to be with drainage 4. Leave the road where it is with drainage and blacktop Motion by Councilman Cox and seconded by Councilman Reimann to close the public hearing on Bower's Drive. Mo~ion carried. Voting yes: Mayor Gamec, Councilwoman Van Wagner, Councilman Reimann, Councilman Cox and Councilman Sorteberg. Voting no: None. The Bower's Drive public hearing was closed at 7:55 P.M. III. Public Hearing - 7:57 Rhinestone and Uranimite Streets N.W0, 151, & 152 Ave. N.W., 150, 151 and 152 LN, N.W., Street Improvement Project ~81-4. City Engineer Raatikka discussed the proposed consideration of making a tarvia street improvement. Mayor Gamec asked for citizen input. SpC/June 30, 1981 5