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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO Cm COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON NOVEMBER 12, 1996 ENGINEER REPORT (#9) FEASIBlLm' STUDY AND SCHEDULING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR THE NORTH LONG L4KE SEWER PROJECT - RESOLUTION #3803 Cook \^as asked to report on the cost of the pioject Cook said the cost was estimated at $1,000,000 for 52 lots This cost reflects a $19,000 per unit cost for assessment, including both trunk costs, and lateral costs The lateral costs include street reconstruction where the pipe is laid, except Dakota Asenue which is being shown as a separate item as a result of the questions at the neighborhood meeting The trunk costs include the four units along Brown Road as part of the system that would hook into it some day in the future Kelley clarified that the four units noted are the four houses on the west side Jabbour asked if the cost was being isolated to determine the cost for a house not originally planned for sewer and located outside of the MUSA line but being requested by the property owner for inclusion Cook said the property owner would pay a trunk charge and a lateral charge in addition to the cost of running a line to the lot and from the lot line to the residence Callahan asked how many units were included and was informed by Cook the number is 55, Goetten was given clarification on connection points along CoRd 6. She asked if lot 30 would be served Cook said it would be served from tb.e same line as lot 31. Jabbour voiced concern with the possible connection of the lot on County Road 6 w est of North Brown Road He noted that the lot was not considered as a hot spot The property owuer had indicated that he wanted his additional lot to be considered buildable and the separate lot was now being segregated out Jabbour felt this would result in the property owner being treated diflerently than what was intended as there had been no plans to provide sewer to that property Moorse responded that it would depend on what the Council wants. He noted that the property owner would be charged the trunk and lateral charges and would also be responsible for any additional costs required to enable the sewer to reach the property. At this point, there would be only one unit at about $19,000. Moorse said if it was two units, the cost would be double. Goetten reiterated that the Council informed the property owner, Mr Maresh, that he would have to pay the full cost for the sewer hook up. . 1