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Ron Beck, 8100 - 142nd Avenue, stated that these are 2 lA acre lots, and they don't need someone <br />coming in there and building five houses. <br /> <br />Chairperson Elvig stated he was sympathetic about that. He suggested they attend the Planning <br />and Zoning Commission meeting when this is brought forward. <br /> <br />Mr. Beck stated that they are looking at $3 million to put it in there, and there is no way he is <br />going to make money off of those lots. <br /> <br />Mayor Gamec asked how big his lot is. <br /> <br />Mr. Beck stated it is 200 feet by 850 feet deep. <br /> <br />Mayor Gamec stated that there is a planning process that has to be followed to show a future <br />subdivision, future streets, and it's just not worth it. <br /> <br />Alissa Peterson, 14401 Armstrong Boulevard, asked if they would be notified of the City Council <br />meeting. She stated she assumed those two families would be present at that meeting. <br /> <br />Chairperson Elvig stated the first item would come forward in the Planning Commission, and <br />usually it's their policy to notify within 750 feet, so they will get notification if this were to <br />progress forward. <br /> <br />Ms. Peterson stated that the office building next to her has city sewer and water. <br /> <br />Assistant Director of Public Works Olson stated that they have water. He asked if she was <br />talking about the one with the "X" on it. <br /> <br />Ms. Peterson stated on the frontage road on the corner of Riverdale and Armstrong Boulevards. <br /> <br />Assistant Director of Public Works Olson stated that if this was a residential subdivision request, <br />they wouldn't allow a lift station to go all the way down there, and they would have gravity <br />service. <br /> <br />Ms. Peterson asked if they didn't have sewer and water then. <br /> <br />Assistant Director of Public Works Olson stated they have city water, and they are utilizing the <br />pipes they put in as part of the Town Center projects for sewer. But, the sewer basically has a <br />pump that lifts it up from their house and pumps it all the way to that pipe. So in order for this <br />residential property to go forward, they would ask that the gravity line, which is much deeper, to <br />be extended and all of Armstrong Boulevard would have to be reconstructed. <br /> <br />Chairperson Elvig stated it would be a costly venture. <br /> <br />Public Works Committee / April 19, 2005 <br /> Page 8 of 21 <br /> <br /> <br />