HomeMy WebLinkAboutStreet & Alley Committee Minutes 01.25.1984' M I N U T E S
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STREET & ALLEY COMMITTEE
DATE January 25, 1984 TIME5:35 p.m.
PLACE OF MEETING City Hall
A. Members present: Chairman Mel Krug
Chuck Dickerson John Ward And Loebe
Richard Herr Larry Peterson
B. Other's present: Jan Stingley-,_
A quorum (3 or more) present the following action was taken by
the committee:
OLD BUSINESS: Larry Peterson stated the City has received the easement
to allow the City to proceed with building an alley west off of 8th
Avenue in the Willow Creek Subdivision behind the lots on the south
side of West-Maryland and north of the lots above Casa Linda Circle
and that area. The cost of the gravel to be between $1500 and $2000.
Jan Stingley wanted to know about the City's plans on the abandonment
of the alley between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue bordering his property.
Motion by Mel Krug to abaondon the alley between 5th Avenue and 6th
Avenue that borders Jan Stingley's property. Mainly from 5th Avenue
to the west boundary of his property. Jan Stingley will give the City
40 an easement in the event the utilities pipes need to be dug up and
worked on and the alley will be fixed and taken care of by Jan Stingley,
seconded by Chuck Dickerson. Motion passed by all and referred to
Council.
NEW BUSINESS: Kelly Nelson, 519 W. 4th, wanted to know what could be
done about the water problem on the corner of their property. The City
will try to divert the water away from their property with either a
blacktop dam or sandbags.
Chuck Dickerson will talk to Harlan Lund about the county getting all
the City streets that are still in the county plowed when there is a
lot of snow on them. He will also ask about the placement of street
signs at lst Avenue and W. 12th Street which would show the direction
to Valley Drive, West 13th,.West 14th, and Beartooth Drive.
Chuck Dickerson requested a study on the placement of a stop sign for
the eastbound traffic on East 6th Street whee it intersects with Juniper
as E. 6th ends at Juniper.
A study was recommended to see about the budget for the Street Department
for work and wages. There needs to be more funds available to do the
patch work in the spring before the time comes to do the chip sealing.
Also the amount of funds that we left in the budget for the men in the
Street Department's wages.
There was much discussion about snow removal and plowing. It was in
regards to the removal priorities and then the plowing. The schedule
. that was published in the Outlook will be followed.
Meeting adjourned at 7:45 p.m.
Resp fully s mitted,
Mel Krug, C airm