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October 25, 1984 5. 6. 7. Staking: requirements on a daily basis with the resident inspector. Pay Estimates: The cut-off date for pay estimates is the each month. Testing: STS testing. The contractor was instructed to coordinate his staking 15th of Consultants and Hakanson Anderson will be doing the Utilities: Gas: Mr. Raatikka stated he had contacted the North Cental Public Service Co. and they did not have any gas mains in con- flict with the proposed construction. The gas company also stated they would not install gas to the project until the curb and gutter was installed. Electric: Mr. Brown from Anoka Electric stated they did not have any conflicts with the proposed construction. He also stated they would start installing electric service to the plat in November. Telephone: Mr. Hoisve from Northwestern Bell stated there are 300, 600 and 900 cables on the west side of S.T.H. 47. He said N.W. Bell would work with Arcon to construct the project. Permits: Mr. Raatikka stated that all the permits with the exception of the MPCA sewer extension permit and the MN/DOT Utility Permit for jacking under S.T.H. 47 had been approved. The MPCA permit was scheduled to be approved Monday, October 8, 1984 and the MN/DOT Utility Permit was to be approved within 3-4 weeks. Mr. Raatikka also stated that MN/DOT would call him when the permit was approved and set up a site meeting with the contractor and himself. Easements: Mr. Raatikka stated all the easements with the excep- tion of the easements for 149th Avenue (S.A.P. 199-195-01) had been acquired. He also stated that the 149th easements would be acquired following state aid approval of the plans which he anticipated to happen in late October. Special Problems and/or Instructions: Mr. Raatikka stated that Bid Schedule CE" Storm Sewer 149th Avenue N.W.S.A.P. No. 199- 105-01 would not become part of the contract until the plans were approved by the MN/DOT State Aid Office. He also stated that he expected MN/DOT to approve the plans by the end of October. Mr. Raatikka gave the contractor copies of the permits he had received and instructed the contractor to abide by the require- ments of DNR, MPCA, MN/DOT and the Minnesota Department of Health during the construction of the project.