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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Regular Meeting
March 27, 1972
The meeting was called to order at 8:03 p.m. Roll Call:
Norberg, Jeska, Heintz, Nawrocki - All present.
Land,
Invocation was given by Councilman Norberg.
Minutes of last regular and special meetings.
One correction was noted. In the minutes of the regular meeting
held March 13th, Hearing on Street Construction, the hearing
notice should read Stinson Boulevard from Silver Lane to
43rd Avenue, (not Stinson Boulevard from 4Oth to 43rd Avenue)
and 43½ Avenue from Tyler to East Cul-De-Sac (not 43½ Avenue
from Tyler to Pierce.)
Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz that the minutes of the
last regular meeting be approved as corrected and the minutes
of the last special meeting be approved as presented in writing
and the reading dispensed with. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Payment of Bills.
Motion by Land, seconded by Norberg that the bills as listed
be paid out of their proper funds: Roll Call - All Ayes.
Payroll Account
Modern Clean-up Service
No. States Power Co.
No. States Power Co.
Famous Brands, Inc.
Griggs, Cooper & Co.
Johnson Bros.Whle. Liq.
Old Peoria Co., Inc.
Ed Phillips & Sons
Twin City Wine Co.
Minnesota Distillers
Mpls. Gas Co.
Mpls. Gas Co.
Griggs, Cooper & Co.
Johnson Bros.Whle. Liq.
Johnson Paper & Suply.
Old Peoria Co., Inc.
Twin City Wine Co.
Anderson Aggregates
Autocon
Auto Gear Co.
B & E Patrol
John Barna
$ 45,243.33 Barton Contracting
10.OO Bill Boyer Ford
519.11 Cargill, Inc.
i,450 36 Col.Hts. Fire Dept.
498
43
3,104
63
518
388
1,251
797
469 18
1,O34 68
2,895 27
7O 10
101 88
889 51
7oo 5O
42 OO
72.10
325.00
5.OO
79 Col .Hts. Fi re Dept.
68 Col.Hts. Fi re Dept.
62 Col.Hts. Poi.Petty Cash
55 Col.Hts. Libr. Petty Cash
90 ColHts. Water Dept.
73 Comm. of Taxation
97 Construction Bulletin
80 Electric Serv. Center
Flaherty Equip. Corp.
GMC Truck & Coach
Garland's Inc.
Genuine Parts Co.
Merle Glader
Gross Industrial Serv.
Royhl Hedblad
Homel ite
Home Gas Co.
Hoover Wheel A1 ignment
Int'l.Bus.Mach. Co.
596 06
154 97
453 36
180 OO
228 OO
355 OO
38.95
24.74
465.57
1,148.82
19.50
23.45
3,324.75
3 O8
100
689 31
55 45
33 60
10 OO
228 85
69 80
46 OO
13 15
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Itasca Equipment Co.
Robert Jendro
Norm Kiefer
Albert Kordiak
J. N. Larson Chevrolet
Leef Bros., I Uc.
Lowry Lbr. Co.
Midland Cooperatives
Miller Davis
Miner-McAlpin Agency
Mpls. City Treasurer
Mpls. C,i, ty Treasurer
New Minar Ford
Mpls. Equipment Co.
Minn. Dept. of Highways
Mobile Radio Engrg.
Modern Clean-ua Serv.
Nat'l.Fire Protect.
Neptune Meter Co.
North Star Chp. I.C.B.O.
No. States Power Co.
No. States Power Co.
N.W. Bell Tel . Co.
N.W. Bel 1 Tel . Co.
O. E. Auto Supply
Chas. Olson & Sons
Olson Radiator
Ovshak Printing Co.
Oxford Chemicals
Postmaster of Mpls.
Paper, Calmenson & Co.
Phi 11 ips Petroleum
Curtis Ramsdel 1
Richard Schmidt
Singer-Friden Div.
Spencer Sokolowski
Mr. Steak
Standard Oil Co.
Stromberg Products
Sun Newspapers
Supt. of Documents
Superior Products Mfg.
Terrace Auto Supply
R. G. Rippel Enterprise
Tnemec Co., Inc.
Uniforms Unlimited
Uniforms Unlimited
W & W Generator
Wallace Supply Co.
Malcolm O. Watson
Wil 1 iams Steel & Hdwe.
6
30
29
160
21
165
93
48O
210
6~2
8
13,993
35
6
lis
12
1 , 000
112
1,895
10
2,299
4
1,027
25
6
27
28
149
3,052
3OO
65
2O8
33
41
69
958
8
1 ,237
9O
417
163
13
7O
52
65
75
232
8
47
139
96 Ziegler Co.
45 Barton Contra:ting
l0 Cargill, Inc.
O0 Heights Electric
88 Olson's Plumbing
26 Payroll Account
16 Amsterdam Pen Co.
98 Anoka County Library
70 Arco Publishing Co.
O0 Better Homes & Gardens
O0 The Bookmen
ll R. R.Bowker
55 Campbel 1 & Hal 1
15 Doubleday & Co.
56 J. G. Ferguson Pub.
O0 Gaylord Bros.
O0 Johnson Paper & Sup.
45 Lundblad's Bindery
04 3M Business Prod.
O0 Mpls. Star & Trib.
78 Josten' s Mona rch Bock
O0 Nat'l. Geog.Soc.
17 Outdoor Life Book
O0 Ovshak Printing
25 Oxford University Pr.
04 Postmaster
75 St.Paut Book & Stat.
O0 Silver Burdette Co.
30 Singer Education Prod.
O0 Sturgis Library Prod.
07 Supt.of Documents
29' Tim - Life Books
O0 Westinghouse Electric
05 H. W. Wi l son Co.
O0 Coca Cola Btl g.
33 Col .Hts.Water Dept.
30 Keep Fi l 1 Prod.
28 No. States Power
O0 Olson's Plumbing
23 A & B Sporting Goods
O0 Col .Hts. Recr. Com.
23 Columbia Transit
65 Gager's Handicraft
O0 Gen'l.Office Prod.
18 Lowry Lbr. Co.
54 Pommer Mfg. Co,
20 Rawn Company
05 Gary N. Schol la
97 Chester Ewer
O0 John Fol ta
85 Eddie Mattson
N.W. Bell Tel.
$ 240 78
95 81
185 22
437 54
43 O0
1,299 17
27 88
6 45
78 10
15 2O
4 O4
51 35
69 31
32 38
35 85
215 80
51 14
4O 65
52 5O
62 40
629 63
3 45
6 49
5~ O0
29 53
4O O0
~21 7O
5 6O
28 O3
45.73
3 50
5 63
24 83
87 O0
366 O0
124 69
7 31
162 88
58,56
85 O0
75 O0
425 O0
8 95
11 10
46 39
10:6, O0
40 90
9 O0
119 O4
56 28
9 92
6 27
Total $104,418.31
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~roclamation Designating May, 1972 as Athletic Boosters Month.
Mayor Nawrocki read the following Proclamation:
WHEREAS, the Athletic Boosters Club of the City of Columbia
Heights ~as at all times worked for the Youth of our community
in promoting and supporting athletes and athletic events by:
Purchase of all types of athletic uniforms and
special equipment',
Financing various items such as lighted softball fields,
entry fees, and banquets, and in a continuing effort
making their time and talents available to every worthy
youth-oriented activity in our City,
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Bruce G. Nawrocki, Mayor of the City of
Columbia Heights do hereby proclaim the month of May, 1972 as
"ATHLETIC BOOSTERS MONTH" and encourage the citizens of our
community to support the unselfish endeavors of our Athletic
Boosters Club.
O_pen Bids on Dump Truck.
Bids on a Heavy Duty Dump Truck were received from the following:
Bidder Security Trade Name & Model Base Bid Trade-in
Net B i d
GMC Truck Div. 10%
Midway Ford 10%
International $800
Towns Edge Ford 10%
Crossroads Ford 10%
Bill Boyer Ford 10%
Anoka International
$885
Minar Ford 10%
Crystal Motors 10%
GMC Model CM66203
Ford F750
Inlernat ional Model
17OO
Ford F750
Ford F750
Ford F750
International 1700
Ford F750
International 17OO
$8,409.48 $800.00
7,900.00 500.00
$7,609.48
7,40O.OO
7,729.00 681.O0 7,048.00
7,595.00 350.00 7,245.00
7,987.00 350.00 7,637.00
7,770.28 750.00 7,020.28
8,247.00 600.00 7,647.00
8,200.00 550.00 7,650.00
8,087.00 500.00 7,587.00
All bidders offered an alternate bid on an Allison Transmission
at various prices.
Motion by Land, seconded by Norberg that the bids be turned over to the
City Manager for tabulation and report back at the next regular
Council meeting. Roll Call - All Ayes.
It was reported these bids will be reviewed with Councilman Jeska
before an award is made.
Award of Bids on Storm Sewer Project #7200.
It was reported bids were opened on Wednesday, March 22nd at 10:00 a.m.,
storm sewer project #7200, for Gauvitte Park. A tabulation of
the bids was presented to the Council members.
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Motion by Land, seconded by Norberg to accept the tabulation of
bids. Roll Call - Ali Ayes.
The City Manager recommended the bid be awarded to the low
bidder, Northdale Construction on this project.
Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz to award the bid on
storm sewer project #7200 to Northdale Construction, based on
low bid, in the amount of $20,816.50. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Hearing on 40th Avenue, Reservoir to Arthur.
Mayor Nawrocki reported this hearing came about as a result of a
previously held hearing to designate 40th Avenue from Reservoir
to Arthur as part of the state aid system. At the time of that
hea~ng there was opposition from the neighborhood and interest
was expressed in proceeding with a paving project on the basis
of a normal residential street.
The City Manager reported copies of information requested from
the neighborhood were sent to all individuals involved in
this consideration. This included ten fairly comprehensive
questions and answers as brought forth by the people. He said
if 40th Avenue is to be designated for municipal state aid,
the item that is assessed is only the cost for curb an~l'gutter, whi
is $4.50 per front foot and $1.50 for avenue foot. If
construction were a standard residential street, the cost would
run $12.00 per front foot and $4.00 per avenue foot. The
Engineer recommended a 44' width be constructed if this
were a residential type street because all projections
indicate the traffic volume will require the additional
space. In any case, stop signs on Tyler, Ha~es and Arthur
will continue to be under the jurisdiction of the
Traffic Commission.
The City Manager said courses availal~e are designating 40th
as municipal state aid and authorize necessary maintenance work
to be done during 1972 to build up the street in preparation
for surfacing in 1973; deny consideration of state aid and
authorize residential type construction; deny consideration
of any work on 40th Avenue and set up a maintenance program
with an assessment cost to be made for maintenance work; or
deny~ con!~truction and maintain roadway from General Fund.
The suggestion was made by the residents present that the
Council give consideration to blocking off a portion of 40th
Avenue between the school and park area. This would eliminate
problems for school children crossing 40th, would eliminate
maintenance work, and fast traffic. The residents asked why
the City would put a heavily traveled street through a residential
a rea.
p. 59
It was pointed out by the Council in the 701 Plan, 40th Avenue
is a necessary cross street. The City does not have a good cross
street especially east of Central. It was also noted that 40th
is the on.l.y street that crosses from one boundary line to the
other ~nd is the quickest route for fire and emergency vehicles.
The City Engineer gave the traffic counts on 40th Avenue in
two locations. He said the traffic is there now. Regarclless
of what happens, the biggest thing to increase safety for
school children would be to have sidewalks built around the school.
Sidewalks are eligible under state aid.
The residents who actually lived on 40th Avenue indicated their
desire to put the street on the state aid system. Those present
said they had signed the original petition against this when
it went around, but now that they are aware of all the facts
they want a street that will take the kind of traffic that is
there now.
Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that 40th Avenue from
Reservoir to Arthur be designated as Municipal State Aid.
An amendment was made by Norberg that the present signing stay
in effect after construction on the Street. The amendment died
for a lack of a second.
Roll Call on first motion: Land, Jeska, Nawrocki - Ayes.
Norberg, Heintz - Nays. The motion carried.
A discussion was then held on when construction would begin.
Motion by Norberg to continue the hearing on curb, gutter and
surfacing on 40th Avenue under state aid until the next regular
meeting. The motion died for lack of a second.
Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that the City Manager be
authorized to proceed with curb, gutter and blacktop surfacing
to state aid standards on 40th Avenue from Reservoir to
Hayes Street, the work to be done during the 1973 constructionseason,
or 1972 comtruction season if state aid funds are available.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Recess was called at lO:15 p.m.
The meeting reconvened at 10:25 p.m.
Ban-the-Can Ordinance.
Representatives from the S.C.A.R.E. group from the High School
were present asking the Council to consider a proposed ordinance
similar to one passed in St. Louis Park and Golden Valley
prohibiting the sale of certain non-returnable disposable
beverage containers. Mayor Nawrocki said we had a first reading
on a so-called "Ban the Can" ordinance with the understanding
there would be no second reading until other communities might
act similarily.
p. 60
The students asked that a hearing be set up on this type of
ordinance.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Jeska that the proposed
ordinance be referred to the City Attorney for his review
with a report back to the next regular Council meeting with
anordinance in the form for its first reading, that a second
reading and public hearing be held at a special Council meeting
to be held Monday, May 1st at 8:00 p.m. in the Field House.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Resolution Establishing Municipal State Aid Street.
Offered by Land, seconded by Jeska.
WHEREAS, it appears to the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights, Minnesota, that the streets hereinafter
described should be designated as Municipal State Aid Streets
under the provisions of Minnesota Laws of 1967, Chapter 162;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City
of Columbia Heights that the roads described as follows, to wit:
40th Avenue N.E. from Reservoir Boulevard to Arthur
Street N.E., an extension of M.S.A.S. 13-112
be and hereby is established, located and designated as
Municipal State Aid streets of said City, subject to the
approval of the Commissioner of Highways of the State of
Minnesota.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Clerk is hereby authorized
and directed to forward two certified copies of this resolution
to the Commissioner of Highways for his consideration, and
that upon his approval of the designation of said streets or
portion thereof, that same be constructed, imp?oved, and
maintained as Municipal State Aid Streets, numbered as shown
above.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Resolution Ordering Improvements.
Offered by geska, seconded by Land.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights,
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Columbia Heights by
motion on the 14th day of February, 1972 ordered notice of a
hearing to be given to property owners, and
WHEREAS, pursuant to a notice of hearing certain residents
appeared at a Council meeting on the 27th day of March, 1972,
and
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WHEREAS, the Council determines to proceed with this local
improvement, a portion of the cost being defrayed by special
assessments under Charter provisions.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED:
1. That the location and extent of such improvements is as
fo l lows:
4Oth Avenue from Reservoir I~l~oulevard to Hayes StreW.
2. That the materials to be used are as follows: Base
aggregate, asphaltic concrete surfacing and concrete
curb and gutter in accordance with State Aid design
criteria.
3. That a careful estimate of the cost of the improvement
has been made by the City Manager and the several lots
and parcels of land fronting upon and adjacent to
such proposed improvement, which he deemed benefited
thereby, were properly notified of said hearings, and
4. That the City Manager shall also list the names and owners
of the several parcels so improved as nearly as can t~
ascertai ned.
5. These improvements shall also be known as Project No. 483.
Roll Call - A11 Ayes.
Ordinance //782 - Issuance of PIR Bond~.
A second reading was held on Ordinance #782 - an ordinance
providing for the issuance of $450,000 of bonds for maintaining
the City's Permanent Improvement Revolving Fund.
Offered by Norberg, seconded by Land. Rol 1 Call - All Ayes.
Ordinance #~ was adopted.
Ordinance #783 - Issuance of City Garage Bonds.
A second reading was held on Ordinance #783 - an ordinance
providing for the issuance of $500,000 General Obligation
City Garage Bonds of the City.
Offered by Heintz, seconded by Jeska. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Ordinance #783 was adopted.
p. 62
N.S.P. Street Lightin~Contract.
Warren Johnson from Northern States Power Company was present for a
discussion on the street lighting contract. Questions were raised
on rate changes and if there was an option to cancel the contract
on the part of the municipality if there is a rate increase.
Motion by Norberg, to table this matter until the legal staff has
had a chance to review it properly. The motion died for lack
of a second.
It was reported the representatives from N.S.P. and the Engineering
Department have gone over this contract and the maps and schedules,
and the number of street lights does tally with what N.$.P.
has in the contract.
The Resolution authorizing the street lighting contract
was offered by Land, seconded by Heintz.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED that the City Cound] of the City of Columbia
Heights' Anoka County, Minnesota, hereby accepts the proposal of
Northern States Power Company, a Minnesota corporation, to
furnish street lighting service with all lights located or to be
located in said City, and hereby approves all rates, terms,
conditions, and specifications in the street lighting contract made
a part of the proposal of said company and the proper officers of
the City are hereby authorized and directed to execute the aforesaid
contract for and in the name of the City, and to affix the
corporate seal thereto.
Motion by Norberg to amend the resolution to provide for the
right to terminate at any time with 30 days notice. The
amendment died for lack of a second.
Motion by Norberg, seconded by Jeska to table consideration of
this resolution until the next regular meeting and that the City
Attorney be instructed to draft language that would give more
flexibility to the City in the matter of termination of the
contract and or negotiation of lower rates. Roll Call:
Norberg, Jeska - Ayes.
Land, Heintz, Nawrocki Nay.
The motion fai led.
Roll Cal 1 on Resolution:
Norberg - Nay.
Land, Jeska, Heintz, Nawrocki - Ayes.
The resolution was adopted.
Resolution Authorizing Joint Use Rental Ag.reement with Metro Sewer Board.
The resolution was offered by Jes~ seconded by Heintz.
p. 63
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights lhat the Mayor and City Manager be authorized
to enter into a joint use interceptor rental agreement with the
Metropolitan Sewer Board for 1972.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Hilltop Police Protection Contract.
A lengthy discussion was held on the police protection contract
for the Village of Hilltop after Ken Hentges questioned a section
in the Charter that says resolutions andordinances must be
signed, sealed and filed with the Secretary of the Council
.'I' '~ within two days after the Council meeting. He said the
', resolution authorizing this contract was adopted March 13th
but was not returned to the Secretary until today. He felt the
right of the people was violated because they have only 14 days
in which to file a petition for referendum instead of 30 days.
Because the resolution was not signed properly, it was suggested
to reconsider the resolution.
Motion by Jeska, seconded by Land to reconsider the resolution.
Roll Call: Land, Jeska, Heintz - Ayes.
Norberg, Nawrocki - Nay.
The motion passed.
The resolution authorizing the contract was offered by Land,
seconded by Jeska.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights that the Mayor and City Manager be authorized
to enter into a contract with the Village of Hilltop to supply
police protection for a period of five years in accordance
with the agreement prepared by the attorneys of our respective
communities.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
The City Attorney was instructed to research this matter and
supply the Council with a written legal opinion.
Appointments to Boards and Commissions.
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Mayor Nawrocki reappointed Ken Nygaard to the Police and Fire
Civil Service Co,fission for a three year term and requested
the Counci 1 concur in this reappointment.
Motion by deska, seconded by Heintz to concur in the Mayor's
appointment of Kenneth Nygaard to the Police & Fire Civil
Service Commission. Roll Call - All Ayes.
p. 64
In the Recreation Commission, it was reported the term of
JoAnne Mikkola is up for reappointment by the School Board.
The Council recommended this reappointment to the Board.
Motion by Norberg, seconded by Land that Oliver Jarvenpa
be reappointed to the Park Board for a five year term.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz that Mrs. Gilbert Miller
be reappointed to the Library Board for a three year term.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that Frank Breen be
reappointed to the Traffic Commission representing the business
district for a four year term. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Jeska that Tom Lucas be reappointed
to the Merit Commission for a four year term. Roll Call -
All Ayes.
It was reported in the Human Rights Commission, James Lien and
James Durand ~o not wish to be reappointed, leaving two vacancies.
Motion by Norberg, ~conded by Land that Lynette Thomson and
Ronald Kalina be appointed to the Human Rights Commission for
three year terms. Roll Call - All Ayes.
In the Planning Commission, the term of Floyd Hammargren has
expired but he has not indicated whether he wants reappointment.
It was suggested the staff check the ordinance and find out
when an appoin~nt to this commission has to be made.
Minnesota State Fi re School .
The Fire Chief requests authorization for two members of his
department to attend the annual Minnesota State Fire School to
be held at the Pick-Nicollet Hotel April 24th through 27th.
Expenses include registration of $30 each, travel and meals.
Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz to grant the request.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Sewer & Water Operators School.
Don Jolly requests authorization for two men from the Sewer
Department to attend the Annual Sewer School at the Pick-Nicollet
April 10-12 and two men from the WaterDepartment to attend the
'~Vater Operators School at the Pick-Nicollet April 12-14. Cost
for each of these schools is $25.00 per man. Motion by Norberg,
seconded by Land to grant the request. Rol 1 Cal 1 - A11 Ayes.
p.65
Meeting on State Building Code.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Jeska that expenses for up to ten
people be authorized to attend the Metropolitan League meeting
on the State Building Code to be held April 26th at the
Ambassador Resort Motor Hotel. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Hearing on Storm Sewer Installation.
Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that the City Manager be
authorized to advertise for a public hearing on storm sew~
installation on 39th and Reservoir, hearing to be held at 8:00 p.m.
Ap~l 24th. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Joint Meeting With School Board.
The City Manager reported on a proposed joint meeting between the
Council and School Board to be held April 3rd at 8:00 p.m. to
discuss the platting of Fillmore Street south of 49th Avenue.
Lot Subdivisbn for Lot 12, Block l, Reservoir Hills.
A lot subdivision r e<0est was received from Harley Stover for
Lot 12, Block 1, Reser~ci r Hills (subje. to road and util. ease.
over S. 30'). The description to be 1. South 143' (Sub. to
rd. and Util. ease. over S. 30'), of Lot 12; 2. Lot 12 (ex. S. 143').
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Jeska to grant the request, that
the outstanding specials in the amount of $2,997.92 be split.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Domestic Animal Control.
Councilman Norberg suggested a notice be sent out with the utility
bills informing the residents of the license and leashing laws for
dogs and cats.
The City Manager requested the Council authorize doubling the
patrolling for the month of April. He suggested transfering
money for the budget to supply this extra patrolling by the
domestic animal control contractor. Motion by Jeska, seconded by
Heintz to authorize the transfer of $325 from the unallocated
general expense account to the animal control poction of the budget.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Situation at 5037 Madison Street.
Councilman Jeska reported he received a complaint on the unsightly
condition at 5037 Madison Street. The complaint was on the unkept
condition of the house, the clutter, cars pa~ed in the front yard
and other things. The City Attorney was instructed to review the
status of the property at 5037 Madison Street and confer with the
Building Inspector and the City Manager and advise the Council at
the next meeting of what action, if any, can be taken.
p. 66
Report on Blasting Operations.
A written report from the Engineering Inspector was submitted to
the Council on the blasting operations along with a report from
the Pollution Control Agency. The City Attorney said his
office has been receiving a number of calls from residents
regarding the truck traffic. The agreements will again be
reviewed.
Bids on Concrete Alley Paving.
Motion by Jeska, seconded by Heintz that the City Manager be
authorized to advertise for bids on concrete alley paving, bids
to be opened at a special meeting April 17th with an award
on April 24th. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Bids on Seal Coat Work.
The City Engineer requested authorization to call for bids on
seal coating ~rk. He said in the past we have done this ourselves
but we are taking a larger segment this time. The City crews
will patch and sweep. Motion by Norberg, seconded by Heintz to deny
the request to advertise for bids on seal coating work. Roll Call -
Norberg, Heintz - Ayes.
Land, Jeska, Nawrocki Nay.
The motion was defeated.
Motion by Land, seconded by Jeska that the City Manager be
authorized to advertise for bids on seal coat work, bids to be
opened April 24th. Roll Call: Land, Jeska, Heintz, Nawrocki - Ayes.
Norberg - Nay.
The motion passed.
Bids on Mixer.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land that the City Manager be
authorized to advertise for bids on a new mixer, bids to be opened
April 24th. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Licenses.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land that the licenses as listed
be granted upon payment of proper fees. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by
Roll Call: All Ayes.
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