HomeMy WebLinkAboutJan 29, 1973OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
S peci~ 1 Meeting
January 29, 1973
The meeting was called to order at 8:10 p.m. Roll Call: Land,
Norberg, Heintz, Nawrocki - present. Connor - absent. It was
noted that Councilman Connor was continuing convalescence following
his open heart surgery.
Invocation was given by Councilman Norberg.
Minutes of Last Regular Meeting.
A correction was noted in the minutes of the last regular meeting,
January 8, 1973, on page 3 where the legal description typed
into the minutes on the sale of property to the Housing &
Redevelopment Authority, Ordinance #797, inadvertently included
privately owned land. It should have read as follows:
The east forty (40) feet of the South one-half of Lot 16,
except the South forty-two (42) feet thereof; the South
one-half of Lot 15, except the South forty-two (42) feet
thereof; the South twohundred and forty-one (241) feet of Lot 14;
that part of the South one-half of Lot 13, lying Northwesterly
of the following described line: Beginning at the Northeast
corner of the said South one-half of Lot 13; Thence
Southwesterly to a point on the South line of said Lot 13,
said point being two (2) feet Easterly of the Southwest corner
of said Lot 13; the East forty (40) feet of the South forty-two
(42) feet of Lot 16; the South forty-two (42) feet of Lot 15;
Lot 43; and the West one-half of Lot 44, ~1 in Block 5, Reservoir
Hills Addition, Anoka County, Minnesota.
Motion by Land, seconded by Norberg that the minutes be approved
as corrected and the mading be dispensed with. Roll Call -
All Ayes.
Payment of Bills.
Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz that the following list of bills
be paid out of their proper funds: Roll Call - All Ayes.
Val Bjornson,St.Treas.
Val Bjornson,St.Treas.
Famous Brands, Inc.
Johnson Bros.Whle. Liq.
Johnson Paper & Supply
Minn. Distillers, Inc.
Old Peoria Cot
Ed Phillips & Sons
2,477 67
107 55
1,675 51
8,336 76
248 98
1,241 82
416 89
3,740 2O
Sep-Ko Chemicals
Wine Merchants
League of Minn.Munc. 20
Chester Ewer 61
Famous Brands, Inc. 3,024
Griggs, Cooper & Co. 1,280
C. V. Hewitt 111
Johnson BroslWhle. Li.8,758
$ 109.89
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Old Peoria Co., Inc. $ 870
Ed Phillips & Sons 472
quality Wine Co.
Payroll Account 48,078
Postmaster 300
Detp. of Pub]lc Safety 2
State Treasurer 5
Val Bjornson,St.Treas. 2,456
Val Bjornson,St.Treas.
Famous Brands, Inc.
Griggs, Cooper & Co. 6,050
Johnson Bros.Whle. Liq. 408
Merrill Chapman Co. 50
Old Peoria Co. 423
Ed Phi ]]ios & Sons 800
Wine Merchants Co. 38
Am. Publ ic Works Assoc. 60
Anoka-Henn.Sch. D[st. #i ] ]5
Am. Soc. ~[- Public Admin. 25
Bill Boyer Ford
B~roughs Corp. 38
Co].Heights Fire Deot. 392
City of Co].Heights 50
Crown Iron Works Co.
Chuck's Canvas Spec. 25
Co].Heights Poi.Petty Cash 25
The Economics Press 5
Fire Technology 8
George M. Hansen Co. ],600
Royh] Hedb]ad ]0
Intl ].City Mgmt. Assoc. ]02
Int'l.Assoc. of Fire Chiefs 30
Albert Kordiak 160
L. E. Publishers, Inc. 58
Modern Clean-up Serv. 1,000
Smoke-Eater 45
Minn. State Fire Chiefs 12
No. Suburb. Mutual Aid 25
N.W. Bell Tel. Co. 25
Postmaster 800
Scranton Publishing 12
Payroll Account 4,803
AnokaCo. Hockey League 432
Gen'i.Office Products 47
Ins.Co. of No. America 495
3M Business Produ. Sales 616
LaBelles Distrib. 4i
Minn.Mining Mfg. Co. 69
N.W. Bell Tel. Co. 5
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Total 1973 Bills $103,838.88
Comm. of Taxat ~ $ 22
A. A. Battery Co. 267
A & A Hdwe. 302
Acme Glass Co. ]7
Am, Linen Supply 21
Anderson Aggregate 864
W. H. Barber Oil Co. 85
Brookdale Ford 7
CW Transport 36
Col.Heights Fire Dep. 445
Co].He[ghts Pharmacy ]
Co].Heiohts Libr. PettyCh. 2]
Col .Heights Water Dept. 255
Conway Fire & Safety 7
Columbia Metal Fabric. 65
Comm. of Highways 60
Flexible Pipe T~ Co. 6,084
Robert Friis 5
Frid]ey Office Supply 232
Genuine Parts Co. 652
Genuine Parts Co. 792
Goodin Company 430
Gross Industrial Set. 28
Heights She]] Serv. 8
Heights Electric 20
Iht' ].Harvester 2,225
Inst.Sales 1,045
Iten Chevrolet 114
Janesville Apoarel 35
Donald Jolly 7
Lyle Signs, Inc. 74
Mac~ueen Equip. Co. 1,425
Me]'s Van 0 Lite 22
Mil let Davis Co. 24
New Minar Ford, Inc. 58
Mpls. City Treas. 12,177
Mpl$. Gas Co. 1,367
Mp]s. Oxygen Co. 30
Moorhead Mach. & Boiler 43
John A .Nelson Excav. 640
No. States Power 6,287
No. States Power 4
Northern Sanitary Sup. 8
N.W. Bell Tel. Co. 1,888
Joann Pastuszak 25
Paul & Andy's CarSer. 4
Phillips Petroleum 336
Delphine Ranney 25
Standard Oil Div. 1,374
Sun Newsoapers 459
Terry ~s Standard 4
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Texgas Home Gas Co.
Twin City Filter Serv.
W & W Generator
Weber & Troseth
Wil 1 iams Steel & Hdwe.
A & A Hdwe.
Am. Linen Supply
Coca Cola Btlg.
Col .Heights Pharmacy
G1 idden Paint
Home Gas Co.
ColHeights Recr. Comm.
Nelson's Office Supp.
Am. Linen Supply
O. ~M. Droney Bev.
Gross Industrial Serv.
103 25
13 20
105 92
154 51
492 16
318 51
9 07
029 80
55 48
45 98
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50 37
26 72
92 94
635 06
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Hamm's Twin City Sales
Kuether Distrib. Co.
Pac, Inc.
Pepsi Cola Btlg.
Seven Up Btlg. Co.
H. P. Droher & Sons
Roger She~y Co
Total 1972 Bills
$ 2,010 35
3,070 47
284 60
6o o5
668 45
81,063 oo
5,89o 5o
$136.646.81
Bids on Domestic Animal Control.
Bids on Domestic Animal Control were received as follows:
James Dooley in the amount of $4,000.00.
Metropolitan Animal Patrol Service, Inc. in the amount of
$4,272.00
B & E Patrol, Inc. in the amount of $3,900.00.
Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz that the bids be turned
over to the City Manager for tabulation and report back later in
the meeting. Roll Call - All Ayes.
A discussion was held on the service and the president of
M.A.P.S.I. suggested the Council let the contract on a different
basis than a flat rate. He suggested the bids be let on
patrolling, board and disposition of the animal.
Bids on Dump Truck.
Bids were receilved on dump truck on Thursday, January 25, 1973 at
10:00 a.m. as follows:
Bidder Base Bid Trade-in Net Bid
Anoka International
Bil 1 Boyer Ford
Crystal Motors, Inc.
G.M.C. Truck & Coach
Town's Edge Ford
$7,839.00 $525.00 $7,319.O0
6,752.00 352.00 6,400.00
7,180.00 300.00 6,880.00
6,939.40 500.00 6,439.40
5,361.00 300.00 5,O61.O0
The City Manager reported his recommendation for ward was to
Bill Boyer Ford, the low responsible bidder, the same as the City
Engineer's recommendation.
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It was indicated the !ow bid from To,~'s Edge Ford and the second
low bid from G.H.C. Truck & Coach did not meet specifications
and would be disqualified. The net bid of 3ill 3oyer Ford of
$6,400 read at the bid opening was accompanied by a i ist of
specifications showing exactly what was bid, including an add
for Alternator with transistorized voltage regulator for $73.60
and tires for $136.60 to bring their net bid up to a total of
$6,610.20. (See letter attached.)
Motion by Norberg, seconded by Heintz that the bid be awarded
to Bill Boyer ford in the amount of $6,400 with adds of
alternator for SS73.60 and tires for $136.60 for a total bid of
$6,610.I0, that the Mayor and City Hana~er be authorized
to enter into a contract for same. Rol! Call - All Ayes.
Bids on Grader.
Bids on a grader were also opened at 10:00 a.m., Thursday, January 25th
and disclosed the following:
Bidder Make & Model Base Bid Net Bid
Hal 1 Equipment
Gal ion #118C
S35,?0~.00
$26,908.00
George T. Ryan Co. ,VABC0 #444
35,400.00
29,900.00
Ziegler, Inc.
Caterpillar 32,258.80 27,998.00
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It was the recommendation fron the staff to award the bid to
Zie?]er on a Caterpillar grader :zith mechanical controls for a
net bid of $27,798. The net amount includes a five-year maintenance
bid and a deduct for retaining the ripper draw bar ~rom the old
grader that would be traded in. Tine City Engineer said the Jraw
bar is the exact casting so it could be put rigint on whichwould
result in a savings to tine City.
A lengthy discussion was held on the bids and the differences
between the equipment bid. A representative from Zieg]er Company
was present and gave some technical information on tine equicment
to the Counci] .
Concern was expressed by some of tine Council members that the bids
were written for one type of equinment an~ therefore were not
competitive. The City Engineer explained he collected many specs.,
set them side by side, examined ti~em, and wrote something he thought
the companies were able to bid on, and three companies did bid on
equipment as shown on the bid tabulation.
Motion by Norberg to reject al 1 bids .
of a second.
The motion died for lack
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Motion by No,berg, seconded by Heintz to withhold consideration of
the bids on the grader until the next regular meeting. Roll Call:
Norberg, Heintz, Nawrocki - Ayes. Land - Nay.
Motion carried.
Hearing on Mid-Block Lighting, Washington Street, 43rd to 44th Avenue.
The City Manager reported this hearing came about on the basis
of a petition signed by 74.9% of the property fronting along
Washington from 43rd to 44th Avenue in favor of mid-block lighting.
The cost will be 10¢ per front foot per year and in accordance
with the ordinance which was recently passed by the Council.
It was recommended this be set up for a five year period and
would amount to approximately $5.00 per property per year.
No one was present at the meeting for this hearing.
Motion by Norberg, seconded by Heintz that the City Manager be
authorized to proceed with the installation of mid-block street
lighting on Washington Street, from 43rd to 44th Avenue N.E.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Plan Review on Highway 47.
C~ty Engineer Brown presented plans from the Highway Department
for the beautification of Highway 47 [University Avenue N.E.)
from 37th to 53rd Avenue N.E. and requested approval of this
plan. Several residents from the area were present to view the
landscape plans and expressed concern they would like to see
additional work on the east side of Highway 47.
Motion by Norberg, seconded by Heintz to table the matter for
additio~ information and request the Highway Department give
additional consideration as to the screening on the east side of
University Avenue from 37th to 45th Avenue N.E. Roll Call - All
Ayes.
Bids on Domestic Animal Control.
The City Manager reported after tabulating the bids on domestic
animal control, B & E Patrol, the present contractor is the low
bidder at $3,900. He said he is satisfied with the work they
have done in the past for the City, they have tried to cooperate
with us on animal control matters and he would recommend the award
be given to them, although they do clarify an item onthe pet survey
and that this would be done as time allows.
Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz that the bid be awarded to
B & E Patrol in the amount of $3,900, that the Mayor and City
Manager be authorized to enter into a contract for same.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
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Proclamation Designating the .:eek of February 18-24, 1973 as
Recreation Awareness "~eek.
Mayor Nawrocki read the fo1 lo, zing :?foci amation:
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.:,,:'~CR~_A,,._ the Columbia H~-i~hts-Schoo]~ . District ~13 Recreation
Corn.mission iaas scheduled a number of recreation activities for
the week of February ]8-24, 1973 including activi~es that should
apmea] to citizens of all age grou'~s throughout the week, and
WHEREAS, the Funds raised through these events wil 1 all be
used to support our School Recreation Center,
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Bruce G. b~awrocki, Mayor of the City of
Columbia Heiflhts, do hereby proclaim the week of February 18-24, ]973
as Recreation Awareness )~eek and encourage the citizens o~ our
community to participate in the activities scheduled by the
Recreation Commission.
Resolution #73-02 Authorizing Street Lighting Project.
C~f-fered by Norberg, seconded by Heintz.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED ~ the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights,
'FlHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Columbia '.ieigi~ts by
motion on the 8th day of January, 1973 ordered notice of a hearing
to be given to property owners, and
',VHEREAS, pursuant to a notic.e of hearing certain residents
appeared at a Counci ] meeting .~n L'~e 29th day of January, 1973,
and
~BEREA$, the Council determines to oroceed with this
improvement, a portion of the cost
~ ~ir~o defrayed by special
assessments under Charter provisions.
NO',~, THEREFORE, IT 1'3 ;-tERE5Y RESOLVED:
That the location and .extent of such i n~rove,~ents is as
foIlo'.vs: .~ashington Street H ~ between 43rd ,and 44th Ave,~ues N C
That the materials to be used are as follows: '4ooden poles
and street lighting fixtures meeting standard installations
of this type presently used for residential lighting by
Northern States Power Company.
That a careful estimate of the cost of the improvements has
been made by the City Hanager and the several lots and parcels
of land fronting u.~on and adjacent to suc?,. ?roDs~d. improvement,.
which he deemed benefited ther-:by, were properly notified of
said hearinqs, and
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That the City Manager shall also list the names and owners of
the several parcels so improved as nearly as can be ascertained.
5. These improvements shall also be known as Project No. 677.
Rol 1 Cal 1 - A11 Ayes.
Adopted.
Ordinance No. 798 - Highway Traffic Regulation Act.
A second reading was held on Ordinance #798, amending #729,
regulating the use of highways within the City of Columbia Heights
incorporating the provisions of the State High~y Registration
Act by reference and imposing a penalty for the violation
thereof.
Offered by Land, seconded by Norberg.
Ordinance #798 was adopted.
Roll Call -. All Ayes.
Ordinance #799 - Relating to the Keeping of Dogs.
A second reading was held on Ordinance #799, amending #473,
and #207, relating to the regulation and keeping of dogs within
the City of Columbia Heights.
Offered by Heintz, seconded by Norberg.
Ordinance #799 was adopted.
Roll Call - All Ayes.
Resolution #73-03 Setting 1973 Municipal Employees Salaries.
No action was taken.
Resolution #73-04 Authorizing Seal Coating of Reservoir Boulevard
from 37th to 4'Oth Avenue N.E.
Offered by Heintz, seconded by Norberg.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights, that
~EREAS, the County of Anoka will be letting bids for the seal
coating of County State Aid roads during the 1973 construction
season including the following: (CSAH #2):
1. Reservoir Boulevard; 40th to 44th Avenue N.E.
2. 40th Avenue; Reservoir to Main Street.
WHEREAS, that section of Reservoir Boulevard from 37th to 40th
Avenue (MSAS 113-103-010) are under Municioal State Aid, and
WHEREAS, it is economically advisable to do the Municipal State
Aid section of Reservoir Boulevard at the same time as the
County State Aid section,
NO¥I, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Manager be
and they are hereby authorized and directed to enter into an
agreement with Anoka County to seal coat the entire length
Reservoir Boulevard in the 1973 construction season.
Roil Call - All Ayes. Res. #73-04 was adopted.
Resolution #73-05 Setting Plumbing Inspector Fees.
Offered by Norberg, seconded by Heintz.
BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Columbia Heights that the Plumbing Inspector be paid on a monthly
basis in accordance with the schedule as listed herein, based
on the total fees collected:
First S200.OO ............ 80~
Next $1OO.OO ............. 70~
Over $300.00 ............. 60~
Roll Cai] - All Ayes. Adonted.
Recess was cai]ed at 10:25 n.m.
The meetina reconvened at 10:35 p.m.
Lot ~?idth and Lot Area ~?aiver for 4909-4~]l Jackson Street.
A request was received from Gay]ord Johnson for a lot widti~
and lot area waivers to bui ]d a double bungalow with detached
garage at 4~O~/~] I Jackson Street N.E. This waiver was
recommended by the Planning Commission as the proposal ~as
consistent with the balance of the neighborhood in terms of
deve]oprnent.
Hotion by Land, seconded by Heintz that the lot size and lot
width waivers be granted. Roll Call All Ayes.
Soecia] Use Permit for Real Estate Office at 4]8 - Lt~ch Avenue N.E.
Mr. John Paone was present. He !nas an oetion to ourchase a small
older home at 418 - ~Oth Avenue and he requested a seecial use
permit to use the house for a real estate office. It ~as noted
Hr. Paone intended to use the house not to exceed three years
and then hopefully he ~ould build a new office.
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The Planni~ Commission reviewed the proposal and the matter lost
for lack of a majority (the Commission voted 2 to 2).
A discussion was held by the Council and the members indicated
they would not want the structure remodeled to give it a
commercial front such as what happened on Central Avenue in the
past.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Norberg
permit. Roll Call - All Ayes.
to grant the special use
Lot Subdivision Request.
A lot subdivision request was received from Mary Dennis of
1110 - 43rd Avenue, and James & Irene Waite of 1116 - 43rd Avenue
to divide Plate #34416, Parcel #2915, W. ½ of Lot 9
(Ex. N. 5') (Subj. to rd. & Util. ease. over S.30I) and
Plat #34416, Parcel #2880, Lot 9 (Ex. W.½) (Ex. N.145' of E.½)
and Lot 10 (Ex.N.I~O' of E. 15') (Subj. to rd. & Util. ease. over
S. 30I) into three parcels of 74', 73I and 73', the description
to be:
E.½ of Lot 9 ~x. N. 145') & E. 18' of \~.½ of Lot 9
(Ex. N. 145') (Subj. to rd. & Ut. ease.)
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Lot 9 ly. S. of N. 150' and ly. W. of E. 73', and E. 36'
of Lot lO (Ex. N. 150') (Subj. to rd. & Util. ease.)
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Lot 10 lying S. of N. 150' and Ly. west of the east
36' (Subj. to rd. & U~il. ease. over S. 30').
The City Manager noted there were no outstanding specials.
A lengthy discuss[on was held on the request. It was noted this
would allow three double bungalow sites. Councilman Norberg
suggested the neighbors be notifed of this as it may have a
bearing on the development there.
Motion by Land, seconded by Heintz that the lot subdivision be
granted. Roll Call: Land, Heintz, Nawrocki - Ayes. Norberg - Nay.
Ordinance #800 Relating to Pin Ball Machines.
The City Attorney reported Gene Mady had met with him regarding
amending Ordinance #226 regulating the games of skill, to
eliminate the requirement of a person being 18 years of age to
work pin ball machines. Mr. Mady was unable to be present at
the Council meeting, but does plan to be present at the next
regular Council meeting to present his proposal. The City Attorney
had in the meantime prepared Ordinance #800 on this matter and
a first reading was held.
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Tax Forfeit Properties.
The City Manager reported receiving the deeds from the County for
various parcels of tax forfeit land which the Council authorized
the purchase of and paid for last fall. Two of these ~arcels
are anticipated to be sold by ordinance in one case to the
railroad, and is included in the land exchange agreement worked
out with them, and the other is property behind theapartments on
47th and Tyler to be used for off-street r_..arking for the aoartment.
tie said the sale of property ordinances will be ore~ared For
presentation at tlne next Council meeting.
The Council members suqgested tine property owners in the
areaof 47th and Central be notified as possib]y someone else,
perhaps the submarine shop, would be interested.
glover Case.
The City Attorney reported the case of John g]over has been called
for trial on March 5, 1973.
Minneapolis E]ectric Steel Castings.
The City Engineer reported on two letters received from
Minneaool[s Electric Steel Castings - one requesting a fo] iow-up
on their request for reduction of sanitary sewer disposal charges,
and the other requesting the City imolement construction of
Lookout Place in its ne;.z ]ocat ion.
On the Sewer charge reduction, he reported they have installed
certain va]ves and meters by which we can read ~d document the
flow into the system. Fie said ~ must document the flow before
we give them a reduction, and it could be made effective as
of the first of the year or the last bi 11 lng period. It
does not take Council action apoarent]y.
On ti~e construction of Lookout Place, the agreements wi ll be
checked by the City Attorney and he wi] ] inform the City Manager
of ~vhat action, if any, is required.
Public Hearings.
The City Engineer presented a map s:'}o'..zing ]ocatians of where
he would recommend hearings be held on curb, gutter and ~aving
p~ojects.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land that the City Hanager be
auttnorized to advertise for a hearing on curb, gutter and surfacin9
on 4Eh Street from ~2nd to ~th Avenue, and on Summit Street,
hearin9 to be held at a special Council meeting hereby called
for 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, February 27, 1973 in the City Council
Chambers. Roi 1 Ca]l - All Ayes.
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Licenses.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land that the licenses as listed,
including home occupation permits and special use permits, be
granted upon payment of proper fees and that the stipulations
and conditions on home occupation permits and special use permits
be continued. Roll Call - All Ayes.
Private Patrol Service on 39th Avenue.
Ken Hentges reported a private patrol service, the Minnesota Rangers,
had been h~red to patrol a certain area on 39th Avenue because
the businessmen didn't feel they were getting enough protection
from the City Police Department. He said since they carried
shot guns and pistols, are they required to notify the Police
Department of what they are doing?
The Council members indicated they were unaware of the situation
and it was suggestedthe City Attorney review this for any
legal requirements ~d the matter will be discussed with the
Police Chief.
Fire Lanes at Zayres-Shoppers City.
Ken Hentges noted at Zayres-Shoppers City, people are parking
their cars tn the fire lanes. He asked what would hapoen if there
was a fire there?
The matter will be checked as there is an ordinance on the books
covering the situation.
Recreation Budget.
Ken Hentges inquired if any changes had been made in the Recreation
budget by the ~creation Commission. Councilman Heintz explained
how the budget ~s set up md noted the budget is basi~lly in line
with what was discussed during the budget sessions.
Revenue Sharing.
Mr. Hentges asked if the money the City would be getting from
the federal government under revenue sharing would be used for the
sewer on 37th and 5th Street. Mayor Nawrocki said at this point
there was no commitment for the money. He said the money goes
into a special account and there are restrictions on how
it could be spent.
Old City Garage.
Mr. Hentges asked what the status was on the old City Garage.
knew of two people who had expressed an interest in using it.
The City Manager said there were no formal proposals as yet.
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City Owned ~3uilding at BSth and California.
Hr. I-lentges asked what the status was on the City owned building at
38th and California Street.
The City Manager reported on the bids on comoleting this building
sere let last fall, but rejected as it came out to $60,000.
He said Carl Hansen has taken it upon himself to be of assistance
to the City and has informal proposals on the work to complete
the building. A report will be made to the Council soon.
Congressional City Conference.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Land that expenses be authorized for
Mayor Nawrocki to attend the Congressional City Conference to be
held in Washington, D. C., March 4,5, and 6, 1973. Roll Call -
All Ayes.
Motion by Heintz, seconded by Norber0
Roll Call - All Ayes.
to adjourn at 12:14 a.m.
,~ruce G. Nawrocki , Mayor
Secretarv to t, e Counci ]