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Comm. Minutes--June 19, 1995 1357 21. 9.2. County State's Attorney John Goff. Also, Mr. Sovig said there will be no direct cost to Cass County on this project. MOTION, passed Mrs. Toussaint moved and Mr. Wieland seconded to approve flood protection project #221-DF93-H as amended according to request from Lake Agassiz Regional Council dated June 8, 1995. On roll call vote, motion carried unanimously. FLOOD PROTECTION PROJECT 221-DF93-H, Lake A=assiz Re=ional Council Mr. Sovig also asked for approval of a request for amendment on flood protection project 150-DF93-H for a time extension to complete the site demolition and clean-up because funding has not yet been approved from the Public Assistance Program of the Federal Emergency Management Agency. MOTION, passed Mr. wieland moved and Mrs. Schneider seconded to approve amendment extending the deadline for completion of project 150-DF93-H. Discussion: A concern was raised by Mr. Wieland about the county's liability on this property and a suggestion was made to have the County Engineer view the site and recommend a plan for demolition. The Engineer can then poll commissioners about proceeding with the site demolition and clean-up. On roll call vote, motion carried unanimously. BOKDERUD'S SUBDIVISION STREET IMPROVEMENT, D~¢ision delayed Jeff Volk, Moore Engineering Company, reported that bids were opened for the Borderud's Subdivision street improvement project, and the homeowners are not in a position to accept the bids at this time. He requested that the matter be placed on the July 17th Commission meeting agenda. Ross Holzmer, a resident of the subdivision, addressed the Commission at this time to request that the county reconsider the requirement that streets be at least 18' wide. If the street could be 15' wide, (Mr. Holzmer said he talked to all of the homeowners and they would be happy with 15'), then he would not have to move his garage, which was built on the right-of-way prior to him purchasing the property. In the interest of safety and looking to the future, the Commission felt they could not deviate from the 18' requirement. This is already a compromise because 20' was required wherever practical. MOTION, passed Mr. Wieland moved and Mrs. Schneider seconded to table the decision on the Borderud's Subdivision street improvement project to the July 17, 1995, County Commission meeting. Motion carried unanimously.