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received, and after City Attorney review as to form and content of the petition, order preparation of the feasibility study considering the extension of urban services to those petitioning properties. Further discussion: Councihnember Elvig noted the Committee discussed that it would be worth infimning people in the surrounding area about this petition, as there may be people nearby that do not even know this request exists. Assistant Public Works Director Olson explained there would be a public hearing, and property owners within 350 feet of the pipe would be notified. These properties would have the ability to add into the request. He advised if 50 percent of the people along this pipeline counter this project, the project cannot go forward. Mayor Gamec noted this is a mature neighborhood with a lot of failing systems. Assistant Public Works t)ircctor Olson advised if sewer and water is extended past a property and they do not choose to be part of the assessment they would still pay lateral benefit charges if they choose to hook up in the future. Thc lateral benefit charge might be more than the assessment cost. Councilmember I;,lvig noted it may be cheaper for these residents to hook up now, rather than pay the lateral chargc in the future. Motion carried. Voting Yes: Mayor Gamec, Councilmembers Elvig, Cook, Jeffrey, Olson, Pearson, and Strommen. Voting No: None. (~ommittee Input (;ouncihnc~nber Elvig indicated the City petitioned for a flashing traffic signal in front of Ramscy l';lcmentary School and Fire Station No. 1. His understanding is that the County has received a grant and is moving forward with flashing lights for traffic control in front of the school. Assistant Public Works Director Olson responded in the affirmative. He advised the signal at Fire Station No. 1 would not be included in the County's grant, and would need to be installed by the City. Assistant Public Works Director Olson reported the Alpine Drive Railroad Crossing has been completed. Thc total funds spent on this project were approximately $32,000. Mayor (;amec stated he received phone calls from a couple of residents and from Northfork thanking thc City for all the signs and notification during this project. MAYOR, COUNCIL AND STAFF INPUT Mayor announced the following events: · (lame Fair on Friday, Saturday and Sunday over the next two weekends at Armstrong Kennels ° D.R. 110rton Townhomes open house and ribbon cutting August l0th at 10:00 a.m. · City Golf Tournament at 11:30 on August 16th at Northfork with dinner following at approximately 5:30 p.m. Councilmember Jeffi'ey thanked the citizens involved in National Night Out. City Council / August 9, 2005 Page 24 of 25