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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 10, 1984. PAGE 14 PAUL SMITH PUBLIC HEARING 8:30 - 9:15 PM RESOLUTION 11b78 Councilmember Adams left the Council meeting at 8:30 F.m. Paul Smith and Lou Oberhauser, attorney, were present. City Recorder Sutton noted the affidavit of publication. Mayor Butler announced that now was the time and place for the public hearing concerning the Paul Smith sewer at 2477 Dunwoody Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Powers of 2475 Dunwoody Avenue were present for this public hearing. Carl Widmer, contractor, was also present. Lou Oberhauser, Smith's attorney, asked for the estimated cost of the sewer project. City Engineer Cook stated to install sewer on the Smith property on Dunwoody Avenue would cost $24,600 a.id for water $4,000. Cook noted another $2,000 for the installation of the station for a total of $28,600. Cook stated that there could be some additional cost involved in the easement acquisition. Cook stated that the City needs an easement from the Powers. Cook stated that the proposed line is on the north side of the property line which is the Power's original hemesite. Cook stated that on the north side a 10' permanent easement would be needed, 15' temporary construction easement, and 10' temporary easement on the south side of the line. Cook stated that a garden that would be torn up would have to be replaced. City Attorney Malkerson asked if that estimate included an easement acquisition cost. City Engineer Cook stated not a significant portion of the easement cost. Oberhauser stated that Smith is willing to cooperate with the City. Oberhauser stated that there is a 10' ingress -egress easement on the property but that Smith has not been able to use that easement because of the objections of the property owner. Oberhauser stated that Smith wants the City to go ahead with the condemnation of the easements and the construction of the sewer and water.