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Siegel asked for clarification of the $1,000 payment to the Trail Center. He questioned what the total cost of the agreement was and what services did the Trail Center provide. Staff responded that the total cost was $6,200 excluding staff time and the Trail Center provided advertising, coordination of volunteers, equipment and trained trail leaders for the construction of the trail. It was agreed staff would provide Council with a copy of the contract with the Trail Center. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Siegel, seconded by Tryon and passed unanimously to approve the warrants in the amounts of $59,840.44 (9/21/93) and $89,608.78 (10/l/93). 4.9 Request for Extension of Site Development Permit for Lands of Shockley, 27781 Edgerton Road Dauber asked if the drainage issue had been resolved and the Director of Public Works responded that the Engineering Technician had inspected the conditions of approval for the project and had reported that they had been completed. On the subject of having a dumpster on the site, it was noted that this was now a requirement of the Town's Code concerning solid waste. MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Dauber, seconded by Hubbard and passed unanimously to approve the request for extension of the site development permit for a new residence and pool for Lands of Shockley at 27781 Edgerton with the new expiration date to be September 4, 1994. 4.10 Notice of Completion, Driveway Roughening Project -- Reso #_ Siegel asked the Director of Public Works what the Town had learned from the process of completing this project. The Director of Public Works commented on the different methods for driveway roughening used and also commented on the effort to educate the residents who were upset about the contractors on their property to do this project. In response to an inquiry as to whether or not this would be required with new driveway construction, the Director of Public Works stated that staff was working on this. It would be expensive but possibly it could be worked out that the Town would share in the cost. Siegel commented that this was a costly and time-consuming project and in the future the Pathways Recreation and Parks Committee should provide a map and the project should be clearly defined. Dauber suggested that a handout be provided to the contractors. Regarding the cost, staff reported that twenty six driveways had been done at a cost of approximately $270 per driveway. October 6, 1993 Regular Meeting