HomeMy WebLinkAboutMay 12, 1986OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL
~EGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
12, 1986
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Nawrocki at 7:30 P.M..
1. Roll Call
Paulson, Petkoff, Carlson, Peterson, Nawrocki - present
2. Invocation
There were no invocators available.
3. Minutes Approval
Motion by Petkoff, second by Paulson to approve the minutes of the Continued Board
of Review of April 28th, and the Regular Council Meeting of April 28th, as presented
in writing and that the reading be dispensed with. Roll call: All ayes
4. Oral Petitions
There were no oral petitions.
5. Ordinances and Resolutions
a. First Reading of Ordinance No. l125 Regarding Certain Group W Activities
Mayor Nawrocki inquired what advantages the changes being proposed with this ordi-
nance would have for cable subscribers. Gary Matz, legal counsel to the City on
cable matters, listed the following advantages:
1. The headend in Columbia Heights would be closed and would originate in the
Roseville studio which would result in better picture quality for Columbia Heights
subscribers.
2. The technical standards would be improved.
3. There would be additional programming.
4. The financial reporting would be improved, and
5. Subscribers would have input on programming via a survey which would be dist-
ributed to them as well as input on the methods for handling complaints.
Matz noted that the advantages to the cable company offered by this ordinance would
be certain consolidation of staff dependent on City review and the deferral of inter-
active services which at the present time are not feasible.
Mayor Nawrocki inquired how binding these changes would be. Matz referred to that
section of the ordinance which addressed operational standards and observed that
Group W has committed to standards not required. Noting that cable technology is
improving regularly Mayor Nawrocki inquired if the City would have any grounds on
which to require Group W must improve also. Matz referred to a section of the ordi-
nance which states they would.
Matz stated that the ordinance is quite clear that the local access of Group W Cable
wilt remain in the City of Columbia Heights.
Mayor Nawrocki questioned a point of prior negotiations regarding the convertor which
many subscribers have been experiencing problems. It had been suggested that a replace-
ment convertor had been sought. Matz stated that a replacement convertor had been
decided against since it would not have the remote capabilities. It was determined
that Group W would improve on the maintenance of the convertor presently being used.
Councilman Paulson inquired if the survey discussed would be reviewed by the City
Council before it is mailed out to subscribers. Matz advised it will be reviewed
by the Cable Communications Commission. Postage will be paid by Group W Cable and
the survey will be returned either to the City Council or to Group W depending on
the Council's wishes.
Motion by Peterson, second by Carlson to waive the reading of the ordinance there
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May 12, 1986
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ample copies available to the public. Roll call: All ayes
ORDINANCE NO. 1125
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 853 ESTABLISHING CONDITIONS FOR THE RELEASE
AND/OR REDUCTION OF CERTAIN BONDS; DEFERRING THE PROVISIONS OF CERTAIN BONDS;
AUTHORIZING THE CONSOLIDATION OF CERTAIN GROUP W ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS.
THE CITY OF COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA DOES ORDAIN:
SECTION 1. That Article l, Section 5, Subdivision 1, of said Ordinance be amended
to read as follows:
11.105(1) System Design
The Grantee shall provide a system serviced by a headend in the City of Roseville
feeding a single-cable subscriber network and a separate mid-split institutional
network. Both networks shall utilize 400 MHz equipment, fully activated for two-
way transmission.
The extension from the headend in Roseville shall utilize feed-forward FM tech-
nology. The extension shall consist of not more than twenty-eight (28) amplifiers
spaced at twenty-two decibals (22db).
The headend used to service City shall be constructed, operated and maintained with
the following equipment:
Scientific - Atlantic Model
Scientific - Atlantic Model
Scientific - Atlantic Model
RCA CTM20 Model Modulators
9O-O4O0
6650 Video Receivers
6350 Modulators
6150 and 6150 PL Signal Processors
Texcan Standby Power Supply Model 90-0300 and Model
Section 2: That Article 1, Section 5, Subdivision 2, of said Ordinance be amended
to read as follows:
11.105(2) The Grantee shall design and construct the system so that at least the
following locations may originate and transmit video, audio and data signals on
any subscriber or institutional network: the fire and police station, the Colum-
bia Heights Public Library, the fire department training classroom, all public
and private elementary and secondary school buildings, the Department of Public
Works, the Columbia Heights City Hal1, Parkview Villa, Murzyn Hall, Huset Park
Bandshell, High School Stadium, Columbia Heights Municipal Service Center, Munici-
pal Liquor Stores within the 3ity, Columbia Heights' city park activity centers,
community centers and other locations as may be designated by the City. Grantee
further agrees to include North Park Elementary School in the institutional new-
work at such time as allowed by law.
All locations mentioned shall each receive a modulator at no cost, except that
the municipal liquor bar and park activity centers shall share the use of two
modulators.
Grantee shall provide a separate 16 mile institutional network, with 38 activated
downstrean channels and 16 activated upstream channels for use by city government,
schools and other local Columbia Heights institutions and businesses. Locations of
the institutional network facilities are shown on "Institutional Network Faci-
lities Locations'l listing which is attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated
by reference.
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Grantee shall, at~ its own expense, be responsible for maintaining, repairing,
replacing, and adjusting the institutional network and all necessary equipment
including, but not limited to, modulators and processors.
The Grantee shall extend the instituional network to institutions or users not
described above upon request of that institution or user and the payment of the
necessary construction cost. Necessary construction cost is defined as including
plant make ready and all labor and material costs necessary to construct and activate
that part of the institutional network commencing at the nearest useable point of
existing plant and running to the user. Construction shall be completed and service
made available to the requesting institution or user within sixty (60) days of the
institution's or user's payment of the necessary construction cost, unless the
parties otherwise agree on a different schedule.
Section 3: That Article l, Section 5, Subdivision 15, of said Ordinance be amended
to read as follows:
11.105(15) Emergency Override
The Grantee shall provide an audio and video emergency alert override system in-
cluding the provision of equipment to the official or officials designated by the
City to activate the system.
Grantee shall provide at no additional cost to subscriber an audio or visual alarm
unit which will alert subscribers to an emergency situation whether or not the
television set is turned on.
rantee shall work and cooperate on a continuing basis with City and its designees
o ensure that the audio and video emergency alert override system is operating to
the reasonable satisfaction of City.
Section 4. That Article 1, Section 7 of said Ordinance for Access Programming
Access Programming
Minimum Facilities
The Grantee shall make make readily available for public use at least the minimal
equipment necessary for the production of programming and playback of prerecorded
programs for the specifically designated noncommercial public access channel. The
Grantee shall also make readily available, upon need being shown, the minimum equip-
ment necessary to make it possible to record programs at remote locations with battery
operated portable equipment. Need be determined by subscriber petition. The petition
must contain the signatures of at least 10 percent of the subscribers of the system,
but in no case more than 500 nor fewer than 100 signatures.
The Grantee shall make available to access users the two-camera color studio with
editing facility, the two-camera color van and the master control as described
in Section ll.106(1)(A) at times determined in the operating rules to be developed
by the Grantee and the City or its designate. In addition, Grantee shall provide
two portable VTR/cameras, and an audio studio for access use. These facilities
will be supplied with equipment shown in the Grantee's letter of 9/28/81 and
accompanying 15 pages specifying local program production equipment and facilities,
a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit G. The total capital inve~,~ment
for the portable VTR/cameras and audio studio shall be a minimum of $27,700 in
Year 1. Capital for access and local origination equipment replacement in Year 10
shall be a minimum of $118,000. Maintenance budgets for access and local origi-
tion equipment shall be a minimum of $5,000 in Year l, $7,000 in Year 3, $8,000
in Year 5 and $13,000 in Year 10.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, Grantee shall be responsible, at its own
expense, for maintaining, repairing, adjusting, and replacing all public, educa-
tional, and governmental access equipment provided by Grantee. Grantee is hereby
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relieved of the requirement to have a mobile production van exclusively for access
users in the City. A mobile production van shall be available, howew~r, for public
access users upon thirty (30) days advance written request. In lieu of the mobile
production van, Grantee shall make available by June 1, 1986 one (1) 2-camera
switcher for use by public access users. The switcher shall be capable, at a mini-
mum, of handling two (2) cameras. Grantee and City shall review the availability
of a mobile production van, similar to that specified in the Code, on an annual
basis to determine whether the need exists for a mobile production w~n dedicated
exclusively for public access use. Grantee shall abide by the decision of the City.
Section 5. That Article l, Section 6 of said Ordinance be amended to read as follows:
11.106 System Services
The Grantee shall provide as a minimum those services proposed in Grantee's ap-
plication, as shown in the "Summary of Services as Allocated to Channels~' which
is attached hereto as Exhibit D; and "Summary of F.M. and Audio Services" which
is attached hereto as Exhibit E and incorporated by reference.
Notwithstanding the preceding provision, any vacant channels or underutilized
channels shall be programmed with available non-duplicated audio-video satellite
programming selected at the sole discretion of Grantee. For the purpose of this
paragraph, underutilized channels means those channels without programming for
eighteen (t8) or more hours a day, seven (7) days a week, other than public, educa-
tional or governmental access channels. One-half of these channels shall be pro-
grammed with available non-duplicated audio-video satellite programming on or
before the effective date of this Ordinance. The remaining channels shall be
filled with non-duplicated audio-video programming at the time of acceptance
of this Ordinance.
Section 6. That Article 1, Section 8 of said Ordinance be amended to read as
follows:
11.108 Interactive Services
The Grantee shall offer subscribers a home security system including fire detection
and medical alert options. The security system must be designed to operate so that
the first signal is sent to an intermediary who will verify that the alert is a true
emergency prior to notifying the appropriate emergency service.
The Grantee will provide at system activation a full-channel videotext infor-
mation retrieval service, equipment for subscribers to send data messages to
the system and for interactive education.
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, the requirement to immediately provide
the above-described interactive services is temporarily deferred subject to the
following:
(A) Grantee shall, as part of the annual report, report in writing the current
technical feasibility and financial reasonableness of the interactive services
set forth in the Cable Communications Code, but not currently made available
to subscribers; and
(B) Grantee shall, in the event Grantee or any parent, subsidiary', related
corporation, affiliated corporation, partner or joint venture of Grantee,
its parent or any of its subsidiaries makes available any interactive
service to subscribers of a System in Minnesota, report in writing within
sixty (60) days of the provision of such service the current technical
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feasibility and financial reasonableness of the interactive services set
forth in the Cable Communications Code but not currently made available
to subscribers; and
(C) Grantee shall, within sixty (60) days of achieving a forty-five percent
(45%) Basic Service, as defined herein, penetration, report in writing,
the current technical feasibility and financial reasonableness of the
interactive services set forth in the Cable Communications Code but not
currently made available to subscribers.
At any review session described in paragraphs (A) (B) or (C) above, Grantee shall
bear the burden of establishing, to the satisfaction of City, that the provision
on interactive services is not technically feasible or financially reasonable.
Should Grantee fail to establish, to the sole satisfaction of the City at any such
review session, that the provision of interactive services in not technically
feasible or financially reasonable, the City may request Grantee to provide such
services within sixty (60) days and Grantee shall comply with any such request.
The sixty (60) days may be extended by the City upon a reasonable showing of need
by Grantee.
If this section or any of its subsections are deemed inenforceable under federal
or state law or the implementation of its requirements are deemed illegal or un-
enforceable under federal or state law, then, to that extent, this Section will
be of no effect and the pertinent provisions of the Cable Communications Code as
it existed immediately prior to the enactment of this Ordinance Amendment is auto-
matically reconstituted and shall be of full force and effect.
Section 7. That said Ordinance be amended by adding an Article 1, Section 9, Sub-
division 4 reading as follows:
11.109(4) Non-Regulated Rates
Prior to implementing any rate increases for any service not subject to local
rate regulation, other than pay-per-channel or pay-per-view channels, Grantee
shall give the following notice:
(A
(B
At least sixty (60) days advance written notice to City together with such
supporting documentation as Grantee in its sole discretion determines ap-
propriate;
At least thirty (30) days advance written notice to subscribers of that
service, and
(C
Carriage of an announcement of the rate increase on one channel twenty four
(24) hours a day for seven (7) consecutive days. This announcement may be
in the form of a crawl across a portion of the television picture.
Section 8. That Article 1, Section 13, Subdivision 4, of said Ordinance be amended
to read as follows:
11.113(4) Bonds
(A) At the time the franchise becomes effective, the Grantee shall file with the
City Manager, and shall maintain during the construction period of the System,
and until Grantee has liquidated all of its obligations with the City, the
following bonds:
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(1) A labor and material payment bond in the sum of $1,000,000, guaranteeing
payment by the Grantee of claims, liens and taxes due to the City which
arise by reason of the construction, operation or maintenance of the Cable
Communications System. A faithful performance bond running to the City in
the penal sum of $1,000,000 conditioned upon the faithful performance of
Grantee of all of the terms and conditions of the ordinance and upon the
further condition that, in the event the Grantee shall fail to comply with
any law, ordinance, rule or regulation governing this franchise, there shall
be recoverable jointly and severally from the principal and surety of the bond
any damage or loss suffered by the City as a result, including the full amount
of any compensation, indemnification or cost of removal or abandonment of pro-
perty of the Grantee, plus costs and reasonable attorney's fees up to the
full amount of the bond. The rights reserved by the City with respect to
the bond are in addition to all other rights the City may have under the
franchise or any other law.
(B)
Following the completion of all construction contemplated by this franchise,
the City may require the Grantee to file with the City Manager and to main-
tain throughout the terms of this franchise, the bonds up to the amounts
listed below:
(1) A labor and material payment bond in the sum of $500,000 guaranteeing payment
by the Grantee of claims, liens and taxes due to the City which arise by
reason of the construction, operation or maintenance of the Cable Communications
System.
(2) A faithful performance bond running to the City in the penal sum of $500,000
conditioned upon the faithful performance of the Grantee of all the terms
and conditions of the ordinance and upon the further condition that is
the event the Grantee shall fait to comply with any law, ordinance, rule or
regulation governing the franchise, there shall be recoverable jointly and
severally from the principal and surety of the bond any damage or loss suf-
fered by the City as a result, including the full amount of any compensation,
indemnification, or cost of removal and abandonment of property of the Grantee
plus costs and reasonable attorney's fees up to the full amount of the bond.
The rights reserved by the City with respect to the bond are in addition
to all other rights the City may have under the franchise or any other law.
D) The bonds shall be subject to the approval of the City and shall be in full
force and effect at all times until the Grantee has liquidated all of its
obligation with the City.
E) The bonds shall contain the following endorsement: "It is hereby understood
and agreed that this bond may not be cancelled until 120 days after receipt
by the City Manager, by registered mail, return receipt requested, of a
written notice of intent to cancel or not to renew."
F) Upon the completion of construction pursuant to Section 14 hereof the Grantee
may:
(1) Extinguish the labor and material payment bond described in paragraph
(B)(1) above; and
(2) Reduce the faithful performance bond described in paragraph (B)(2) above
to the penal sum of $100,000.
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SECTION 9. That Article I, Section 14 of said Ordinance be amended to read as follows:
ll.ll4 Interruption of Service and Complaint Procedure.
(A) The Grantee shall put, keep and maintain all parts of the System in good con-
dition throughout the term of the franchise. Service to subscribers shall not
be shut off or interrupted by Grantee except when necessary, and then only
during periods of minimum use of the System. Unless such interruption is
unforeseen or immediately necessary, Grantee shall give 48 hours notice thereof
to affected subscribers. All costs incurred in repairing system shall be borne
by Grantee. If service is interrupted for more than 24 hours, subscriber shall
be credited on a pro rata basis for such interruption. In all cases, the cause
of interruption of service shall be removed and remedied by Grantee as promptly
as possible.
(B) Grantee shall maintain an office in the City, or other location as approved by
the City Council, which shall be open during normal business hours and in no
event less than from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday exclusive of legal
holidays. Further, said office shall have a publicly listed local telephone
and shall be so operated to receive complaints and requests for repairs or
adjustments on a twenty-four (24) hour a day basis, seven (7) days per week.
This office shall have sufficient telephone service to permit subscribers
to communicate with Grantee without excessive delay. Notwithstanding any-
thing to the contrary, Grantee shall maintain customer service hours from
9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. for telephone inquiries. The use of an answerina machine
answering service or similar instrument shall not meet the requirements of
the preceeding sentence. Notice of this information shall be provided to
all new subscribers at the time of subscription and to existing subscribers
annually.
(C) All complaints by City, subscribers, or other persons regarding the quality
of service, equipment malfunction, billing disputes, and any other matters
relative to the system shall be investigated and responded to by a service
representative of Grantee within 24 hours. If the complaintant is not satis-
fied by the action taken by the Grantee, the complaintant shall file a com-
plaint with the City Council or its designate. Grantee must provide the City
Council or its designate with a statement of the action taken to resolve the
complaint and/or to preclude any recurrence of the complaint. The City Council
or its designate shall cooperate with the company in rectifying the complaint.
(D) Grantee shall employ repair technicians capable of responding to and resolving
requests for repair service within 24 hours following receipt of the subscriber
complaint or request for repair service. Request for repairs or adjustments
received prior to 2:00 p.m. shall be responded to the same day. In no event
shall the reponse time for calls received after 2:00 p.m. exceed 24 hours.
Service shall be restored as promptly as possible, and in all cases within
three calendar days from receipt of the request for repair service. The cost
of repair service maintenance of the system shall be borne by Grantee. If
service is not restored within 24 hours, the subscriber shall be credited on
a pro rate basis for such loss of service.
(E) Grantee shall prepare and maintain a record of all complaints made to Grantee.
This record shall indicate the nature of each complaint, the date and time of
receipt, the disposition of said complaint and the time and date thereof. This
record shall be made available for inspection upon request by the City.
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(F) Grantee shall maintain the system as set forth in Form 1, pages 30 - 30f of
its proposal submitted May 6, 1981, and shall handte service complaints as
set forth in Form 1, pages 31 - 3lb of its proposal submitted May 6, 1981.
SECTION 10. That Article 1, Section 15, Subdivision (D) of said Ordinance be
amended to read as follows:
ll.lt5(D) Annual Reports
(1) Grantee shall file with the City Manager a certified annual report, on or
before March 31 in each calendar year for the preceeding calendar year ending
December 31. The annual report shall include the following:
(a) A statement summarizing the previous year's activities in development of
the system, including services commenced and terminated, and subscribers
gained or lost;
(b) A financial statement including a statement of income, revenues, operating
expenses, value of plant, annual capital expenditures, depreciation schedule,
interest paid, taxes paid, balance sheet and a statement of sources and uses
of funds certified by an officer of Grantee and in a format approved by City.
Such format shall be in the same format as any pro formas submitted by the
Grantee.
(c) A current statement of cost of construction by component category;
(d A statement of construction planned for next year;
(e A statement regarding complaints, identifying the number, nature and
disposition;
(f A current list of the names and addresses of each officer and director
of Grantee;
(g A statement of current b~illing practices;
(h) A current copy of rules of Grantee;
(i) A current copy of the subscribers service of Contract of Grantee;
(j) Results of system performance tests, including a descriptive narrative,
conducted within the previous one hundred and twenty (120) days for the
purpose of verifying technical standards set forth at Section 13 hereof
at such sites as were used to determine completion of construction pur-
suant to Section 15 hereof. In the event the technical standards of Section
13 hereof were not met, Grantee shall further report in writing what steps
are being taken to meet said standards. A representative of City may, upon
request of City, accompany Grantee at the time such tests or repeat tests
are conducted.
(k) Results of the Annual Subscriber Survey.
(1) A marketing plan, including specific goals and projections, together with
a reconciliation of projections and actual results from the previous year.
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'ION ll. That Article l, Section 15, Subdivision (E) of said Ordinance be
amended to read as follows:
ll.ll5(E) Location and Availability of Books and Records of Grantee
(t) The Grantee shall maintain an office in the City or other locations as approved
by the City, for so long as it continues to operate the system or any portion
thereof and hereby designates that office as the place where all notices, direc-
tions, orders and requests may be served or delivered under the franchise.
(2) The requirement in paragraph one (1) above shall be temporarily deferred in
order to allow Grantee to consolidate the following operations with the cable
television system serving the North Suburban Cable Service Territory:
Plant manager, technicians, marketing, administration, programming
All access employees shall remain at the Columbia Heights public access studio.
(3) The consolidation described in (2) above shall be reviewed by City upon the
happening of any one or more of the following:
(a) Grantee achieving a forty-five percent (45%) Basic Service penetration; or
(b) The third anniversary of this Ordinance amendment; or
(c) System-wide outages exceeding twenty-four (24) hours per any twelve (12)
month period as determined by City.
(4) At any review session described in paragraph (3) above, Grantee shall bear the
burden of establishing to the satisfaction of City that the consolidation des-
cribed in paragraph (2) above is still necessary and appropriate.
(5) As a result of any review session described above, City may, at its sole
discretion, request a termination of the consolidation or a modification to
the consolidation and Grantee shall comply with any such request including
any reasonable time requirements established by City.
(6) The common costs due to the above-described consolidation shall be allocated
to City in an amount which bears the same ration to all the common costs of
consolidation as the number of subscribers, plant mileage or homes passed in
the City bears to the total number of subscribers, plant miles or homes passed
in all of the systems participating in the consolidation. All costs that can
be specifically identified will be allocated specifically to City.
(7) If this section or any of its subscribers are deemed unenforceable under
federal or state law or the implementation of its requirements are deemed
illegal or unenforceable under federal or state law, then, to that extent,
this Section will be of no effect and the pertinent provisions of the Cable
Communications Code as it existed immediately prior to the enactment of this
Ordinance Amendment is automatically reconstituted and shall be in full force
and effect.
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(a)
The Grantee shall keep complete and accurate books of account and records
of its business and operations under and in connection with the franchise
in accordance w~th normal and accepted bookkeeping and accounting prac-
tices for the Cable Communications industry, and allow for inspection
times at designated offices. The books and records to be maintained by
Grantee shall include:
(1) A record of all requests for service;
(2) A record of all subscriber or other complaints, action taken by
Grantee, and the disposition thereof:
(3) A file of all subscriber contracts:
(4) Grantee policies, procedures, and company rules~ and
(5) Financial records.
(b)
The City or any other person designated by the City Council, shall have
access to all books of account and records of the Grantee for the pur-
pose of ascertaining the correctness of any and all reports, and shall
have authority to audit the Grantee's accounting and financial records
upon 24 hour notice. The Council may examine the Grantee's officers and
employees, under oath, in respect thereto.
(c)
Any false entry in the books of account or records of the Grantee or false
statement in the reports required to be filed by the Grantee shall consti-
tute a breach of material provision of the franchise.
SECTION 12. That Article 1, Section 16, of said Ordinance be amended to read as
follows:
ll.ll6 Testing
The Grantee shall provide a minimum operational standard as indicated below:
(A)
(B)
The system shall deliver to the subscribers' terminal, a signal that is
capable of producing a picture, without visual material degradation in
quality.
The system shall transmit or distribute signals without causing objectionable
cross modulation within the cables or interfacing with other electrical or
electronic networks or with the reception of other television or radio receivers
in the area not connected to the network.
(c)
Grantee shall construct, operate and maintain the system so as to meet the
following standards at the furthest subscriber:
Carrier to noise 43.81 db.
Composite trible beat -55.0 db.
Cross modulation -55.3 db.
The standards set forth above shall apply and be measured at the converter output.
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(D) Grantee shall provide all technical employees with a minimum of forty (40)
hours of technical staff training per year.
(E) The Grantee shall be responsible to abate all interference arising from inter-
fering signals of less than 5 volts per meter.
(F)
The Grantee shall be responsible for providing special testing of the system
as required by the City. Cost for such special testing shall be the responsibility
of the Grantee.
(G) Results of any tests required by the GCC shall be filed within 10 days of the
conduction of such tests with the City and the Board.
(H)
Grantee agrees that the technical standards set forth at paragraph (C) above have
been freely offered by Grantee and Grantee or any parent, subsidiary, related
corporation, partner or joint venture of Grantee, its parents or any of its
subsidiaries will not assert and will oppose any assertion that the technical
standards set forth in paragraph (C) above are not enforceable under federal,
state or local taw.
SECTION 13. That said Ordinance be amended by adding Article 1, Section 17, Sub-
division (10) reading as follows:
ll.ll7(lO) Annual Subscriber Survey
(A)
Commencing in 1987 and annually thereafter, Grantee shall, no earlier than
ninety (90) days and no later than thirty (30) days prior to submitting its
written annual report conduct a survey of the programming preferences and
service satisfaction of all subscribers.
(B) Each questionnaire shall be prepared and conducted so as to provide reliable
measurements of subscriber preferences for:
(I) Programming offered by Grantee at the time the poll is conducted;
(2) Programming generally available to cable subscribers nationally but
not offered by Grantee at the time the poll is conducted; and
(3) General subscriber satisfaction or dissatisfaction with the maintenance
and complaint practices of Grantee.
(c)
The survey documents shall be prepared and conducted in conformity with such
requirements, including supervision and review of returned surveys, as the City
may prescribe.
(D)
Grantee shall report the results of the survey in writing as part of its
annual report and report what steps Grantee is taking to implement the findings
of the survey.
SECTION 14. That said Ordinance be amended by adding an Article l, Section 17, Sub-
division (ll) reading as follows:
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11.117(10) Completion of Construction
At such time as Grantee has accomplished all construction, upgrading and adjustments
contemplated by this Ordinance, Grantee shall so notify the City. Upon receipt of such
notice the City shall have ninety (90) days to receive a written report from an inde-
pendent engineer, provided, however, if the City fails to receive such a written report
within the ninety (90) days the system construction shall be deemed completed. In the
event an independent engineer is retained by City, system construction shall be deemed
completed on the date on which the independent engineer reports positive confirmation
of the following:
(A) Verification of headend equipment and system extension equipment as required
herein.
Satisfactory test results using the technical standards set forth herein at
up to twelve (12) widely separated subscriber locations selected by the
independent engineer and using the following tests:
(c)
Signal level
Hum
Bandpass response of system
Carrier to noise of system
Picture disparities at subscriber location and headend.
TASO picture quality
Verification that the emergency alert system is working to the reasonable
satisfaction of the City; and
(D) Compliance with all applicable codes and standards.
A Grantee designated engineer may accompany the independent engineer in the inspection
and evaluation. In the event that any of the tests are not immediately satisfactory,
the independent engineer shall orally and at the same time so inform the Grantee
engineer and the Grantee engineer shall have twenty four (24) hours in which to correct
the deficiency. If the deficiency is corrected within twenty four (24) hours, the
subscriber location in question shall be promptly retested. Such new test results with
respect to such subscriber location shall be reflected in the report of the independent
engineer.
The cost of the independent engineer and subsequent testing shall be borne equally
by Grantee and City, provided, however, that if subsequent testing is necessary beyond
the retesting described above, Grantee shall be responsible for the cost of that
subsequent testing.
SECTION 15. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect thirty one (31) days
after its passage provided Grantee accepts this ordinance, in form and substance
acceptable to City, within thirty (30) days of passage. Upon acceptance, Grantee
shall be bound by all of the terms and conditions contained herein.
SECTION 16. With its accpetance, Grantee shall also deliver to City true and correct
copies of documents creating Grantee and evidencing the power and authority of that
officer or officers accepting on behalf of Grantee.
SECTION 17. With its acceptance, Grantee shall also deliver to City a certificate
or affidavit acknowledged by a notary of public that the programming requirements
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May 12, 1986
page 13
~et forth in Section 4 hereof have been complied with.
First Reading: May 12, 1986
The second reading and public hearing is scheduled for May 27, 1986.
Gary Matz, legal counsel to the City for cable matters, advised the Council that
stock transfer documents are expected to be at City Hall on May 13th. These docu-
ments would include a management agreement, list of the stock buyers and a cover
letter from Matz summarizing the documents.
Oral Petitions
Glenn Getty, who lives across the street from Prestemon Park, requested the Council
to move the baseball backstop to the southwest corner of the park. He told the
Council that participants in the games and spectators park their cars on the streets
around the park and make it difficult and dangerous for residents in the area. He
and his wife expressed a special concern for the safety of children. The City Engineer
advised the Council he was given a cost figure of $35,000 to move the backstop. He
would verify the accuracy of this amount. Mr. Getty said he would also get a cost
figure from a private contractor. Discussion followed regarding signage which would
restrict parking. The Gettys will attend the next Park Board meeting to address this
matter.
6. Communications
Planning and Zoning Commission
1. Lotsplit, 1134 43rd Avenue, Sam Rusinyak, Jr.
Motion by Peterson, second by Petkoff to waive the reading of the resolution there
being ample copies available to the public. Roll call: All ayes
RESOLUTION NO. 86-34
SUBDIVISION REQUEST
I, Samuel Rusinyak, Jr. hereby request a split of PIN 36 30 24 23 0009
Legally described as:
The easterly 60 feet of Lot B, Block 3, Reservoir Hills, except the southerly 30
feet thereof, Anoka County, Minnesota. *
THE DESCRIPTION HENCEFORTH TO BE:
1. The easterly 60 feet of Lot 8 lying north of the south 165 feet, Block 3,
Reservoir Hills, Anoka County, Minnesota *
2. The south 165 feet of the east 60 feet of Lot 8, Block 3, Reservoir Hills,
Anoka County, Minnesota. Subject to road and utility easement over the south
30 feet.
'"Subject to road and utility easement over the north 5 feet is not listed in the
legal description nor can a record of it be located at Anoka County. This easement
is necessary for 43rd Avenue and should be taken.
Be it further resolved that special assessments of record in the office of the City
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May 12, 1986
page 14
of Columbia Heights as of this day, against the above described property, in the
amount of $ - 0 - be divided. Paid.
Any pending or future assessments will be levied according to the new split as
approved this day.
Any lot split given approval shall become invalid if the resolution, motion or other
Council action approving the said lot split is not filed with the County Auditor
within one (1) year of the date of Council action.
PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT ACTION:
Approved - provided 5 foot road and
utility easement is obtained.
This 6th day of May, 1986.
Offered by: Peterson
Seconded by: Nixon
Roll call: All ayes
Samuel Rusinyak, Jr.
Signature of Owner, Notarized
1134 43rd Avenue N.E. Col. Hts., Mn.
Owner's Address
Telephone No. 788-8924
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 31st day of March, 1986.
LeRoy Goranson, Zoning Officer
CITY COUNCIL ACTION:
Sharon R. Kiekenapp
Notary Public
Approved
This 12th day of May, 1986.
Offered by: Peterson
Seconded by: Carlson
Roll call: All ayes
Bruce G. Nawrocki, Mayor
Jo-Anne Student
Secretary to the Council
2. Special Purpose Fence, 1332 45½ Avenue, Cheryl Rehnelt
Ms. Rehnelt is requesting this fence for privacy. Her neighbor at 1326 45½ Avenue
objects to this fence because it will cut off her view of the park adjacent to
Ms. Rehnelt's home. She understood the request but feels the fence could be lower
so as not to block her view of the park. Discussion followed regarding allowing the
fence and not blocking the neighbor's view of the park.
Motion by Peterson, second by Petkoff to grant a special purpose fence to Cheryl
Rehnelt for the construction of a six foot high alternating board fence or other
relatively non-climable board fence made of approved building materials commencing
at a point inside the west property line even with the rear of the house located
on the premises and extending 26 feet to the south 4 foot high fence extending from
the 6 foot fence to the rear proprety line and an additional 22 feet of a 4 foot
high fence in a southerly direction. Councilmember Peterson had suggested a com-
promise for the neighbors by having the fence be lower where the deck of the neighbor
at 1326 45½ Avenue ends so the view of the park would not be blocked. Roll call: All
ayes
3. Lotsplit, 4008/10 Cleveland Street
Lotsplit, 4014/4016 Cleveland Street
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May 12, 1986
page 15
It was noted that these lotsplits must be recorded with the County Auditor within
one year.
Motion by Petkoff, second by Paulson to waive the reading of the resolution there
being ample copies available to the public. Roll call: All ayes
RESOLUTION NO. 86-35
SUBDIVISION REQUEST
Fee: $10.O0
Date Paid: 4-16-86
Receipt No.: 14019
I, Gerald Ingaldson hereby request a split of PIN 36 30 24 41 0060 legally described
The south seventy three (73) feet of the north two hundred nineteen (219) feet
of Lot 4, Block 6, Auditor's Subdivision of Walton's Sunny Acres Fourth, Anoka
County, Minnesota
THE DESCRIPTION HENCEFORTH TO BE:
1. The south seventy three feet, except the north five feet of the north two
hundred nineteen feet of Lot 4, Block 6, Auditor's Subdivision of Walton's Sunny
Acres Fourth, Anoka County, Minnesota.
i. The north five feet of the south seventy three feet of the north two hundred
ineteen feet of Lot 4, Block 6, Auditor's Subdivision of Walton's Sunny Acres
Fourth, Anoka County, Minnesota.
(TO BE COMBINED WITH PROPERTY AT THE NORTH)
Be it further resolved that special assessments of record in the office of the City
of Columbia Heights as of this day against the above described property, in the
amount of $ - 0 - be divided. Paid.
Any pending or future assessments will be levied according to the new split as
approved this day.
Any lotsplit given approval shall become invalid if the resolution, motion or
other Council action approving the said lot split is not filed with the County
Auditor within one year of the date of the Council action.
PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT ACTION:
Approved
This 6th day of May, 1986.
Offered by: Peterson
Seconded by: Marko
Roll call: All ayes
,.eRoy Goranson, Zoning Officer
Gerald G. Ingaldson
Signature of Owner, Notarized
6777 7th Street N.E., Fridley, Mn.
Owner's Address
Telephone No. 571-3467
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 16th day of April, 1986.
Sharon R. Keikenapp
Notary Public
Regular Council Meeting
May 12, 1986
page 16
CITY COUNCIL ACTION:
Approved
This 12th day of May, 1986.
Offered by: Petkoff
Seconded by: Paulson
Roll call: All ayes
Jo-Anne Student
Secretary to the Council
This resolution shall be. effective only upon
and after the documents effectuating this
split, the split described on Resolution No.
86-36 (receipt No. 14020) and the combination
requested by Leonard E. Jerzak and Lew A. Rask
shall be filed with the County Recorder
Mayor Bruce G. Nawrocki
Motion by Petkoff, second by Paulson to waive the reading of the resolution there
being ample copies available to the public. Roll call: All ayes
RESOLUTION NO. 86-36
SUBDIVISION REQUEST
Fee: $10.00
Date Paid: 4-16-86
Receipt No: 14020
I, Gerald Ingaldson hereby request a split of PIN 36 30 24 41 O061 legally described
as:
The south seventy three feet of the north one hundred forty six feet of Lot 4
Block 6, Auditor's Subdivision of Walton's Sunny Acres Fourth, Anoka County, Min-
nesota
THE DESCRIPTION HENCEFORTH TO BE:
1. The south seventy three feet, except the north nine feet of the north one hundred
forty six feet of Lot 4, Block 6, Auditor's Subdivision of Walton's Sunny Acres Fourth,
Anoka County, Minnesota.
2. The north nine feet of the south seventy three feet, of the north one hundred
forty six feet of Lot 4, Block 6, Auditor's Subdivision of Walton's Sunny Acres
Fourth, Anoka County, Minnesota.
(TO BE COMBINED WITH PARCEL TO THE NORTH)
Be it further resolved that special assessments of record in the office of the City
of Columbia Heights as of this day against the above described property, in the
amount of S - 0 be divided. Paid.
Any pending or future assessments will be levied according to the new split as
approved this day.
Any lotsplit given approval shall become invalid if the resolution, motion or other
Council action approving the said lotsplit is not filed with the County Auditor within
one year of the date of the Council action.
PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT ACTION:
Approved
This 6th day of May, 1986.
This resolution shall be effective only upon
and after the documents effectuating this
split, the split described on Resolution No.
86-35 (receipt No. 14019) and the combination
requested by Leonard E. Jerzak and Lew A. Rask
shall be filed with the County Recorder
Regular Council Meeting
May 12, t986
page 17
Offered by: Nixon
Seconded by: Peterson
Roll call: All ayes
LeRoy Goranson, Zoning Officer
CITY COUNCIL ACTION:
Approved
This 12th day of May, 1986.
Offered by: Petkoff
Seconded by: Paulson
Roll call: All ayes
Jo-Anne Student
Secretary to the Council
Gerald G. Ingaldson
Signature of Owner, Notarized
6777 7th Street N.E., Fridley, Mn.
Owner's Address
Telephone No. 571-3467
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 16th day of April, 1986.
Sharon R. Kiekenapp
Notary Public
Mayor Bruce G. Nawrocki
4. Lotsplit, 1419 42nd Avenue and 1410 42½ Avenue
This is City-owned property being sold to David and Marlaine Szurek whose property is
adjacent to the parcels.
otion by Petkoff, second by Paulson to waive the reading of the resolution there being
le copies available to the public. Roll call: All ayes
RESOLUTION NO. 86-37
SUBDIVISION REQUEST
I, Robert Bocwinski, Columbia Heights City Manager hereby request a split of
PIN 36 30 24 0136 legally described as:
Lots 49 and 50 except the east 90 feet of the south 130 feet of said Lot 50, as measured
along the south and east lines, respectively, of said Lot 50, and except that part of the
north 175 feet of said Lots 49 and 50 lying westerly of a line drawn from a point on the
north line of said Lot 49 distant 27.42 feet east of the northwest corner of said Lot 49
to a point on the south line of the north 175 feet of said Lot 50 distant 20 feet east of
the southwest corner of the north 175 feet of said Lot 50, all in Block 3, "Reservoir
Hills" Columbia Heights, Anoka County, Minnesota.
THE DESCRIPTION HENCEFORTH TO BE:
1. Lots 49 and 50 except the east 90 feet of the south 130 feet of said Lot 50, as
measured along the south and east lines, respectively, of said Lot 50, and.except
that part of the north 175 feet of said Lots 49 and 50 lying westerly of a line
drawn from a point on the north line of said Lot 49 distant 27.42 feet east of the
northwest corner of said Lot 49 to a point on the south line of the north 175 feet
of said Lot 50 distant 20 feet east of the southwest corner of the north 175 feet of
id Lot 50 and except the south 140 feet of Lot 49, and except the south 140 feet
the west 20 feet of said Lot 50;
All in Block 3, "Reservoir Hills" Columbia Heights, Anoka County, Minnesota.
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May 12, 1986
page 18
Reserving and subject to a roadway and utility easement in favor of the City of
Columbia Heights, a municipal corporation, over that part lying within 45.00 feet
of a point on the north line of said Lot 49, distant 33.54 feet east of the northwest
corner of said Lot 49, and an additional utility easement for storm sewer across the
north 15.00 feet of said Lots 49 and 50 not lying within previously described roadway
easement.
All in Block 3, "Reservoir Hills" Columbia Heights, Anoka County, Minnesota.
2. The south 140 feet of Lot 49 and the south 140 feet of the west 20 feet of Lot 50;
all in Block 3, "Reservoir Hills" Columbia Heights, Anoka County, Minnesota.
Be it further resolved that special assessments of record in the office of the City
of Columbia Heights as of this day, against the above described property, in the
amount of $ 0 - be divided. Paid.
Any pending or further assessments will be levied according to the new lotsplit
as approved this day.
Any lotsplit given approval shall become invalid if the resolution, motion or other
action of the Council approving the said lotsplit is not fi]ed with the County Auditor
within one year of the date of the Council action.
PLANNING AND ZONING DEPARTMENT ACTION:
Approved - Provided the 10 foot easement
right-of-way along 42nd Avenue is obtained
for roadway purposes.
This 6th day of May, 1986.
Offered by: Szurek
Seconded by: Nixon
Roll call: All ayes
LeRoy Goranson, Zoning Officer
Robert S. Bocwinskl
Signature of Owner, Notarized
590 40th Avenue N.E. Col. Hts, Mn.
Owner's Address
Telephone No. 788-9221
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 24th day of April, 1986.
Bonnie E. Jewett
Notary Public
CITY COUNCIL ACTION:
Approved
This 12th day of May, 1986.
Offered by: Petkoff
Seconded by: Paulson
Rol1 call: All ayes
Jo-Anne Student
Secretary to the Council
Mayor Bruce G. Nawrocki
Regul~ar Council Meeting
May 12, 1986
page 19
Special Purpose Fence, 4429 Fourth Street, Harold Peterson
Motion by Petkoff, second by Peterson to grant approval of the construction of a
six foot high special purpose alternating board privacy fence at 4429 Fourth Street.
Roll call: All ayes
b. Traffic Commission
1. Stop Signs - 42nd Avenue and Fillmore Street
Motion by Carlson, second by Paulson to authorize the installation of stop signs
at 42nd Avenue at Fillmore Street, stopping eastbound and westbound traffic, on
the basis of heavier than normal pedestrian traffic entering and exiting LaBelle
Park; and furthermore, that said signs be installed upon completion of the re-
construction of 42nd Avenue or as determined by the Public Works Director/City
Engineer, if the reconstruction is not scheduled until late summer, as recommended
by the Traffic Commission. Roll call: All ayes
c. Charitable Gambling - Lions Club Class B License for Sale of Gambling Devices
during Jamboree, June 25-29, 1986
Motion by Carlson, second by Peterson to indicate to the State Gambling Board that
the City Council has no objections to the Lions Club using their gambling license
during the damboree this year. Roll call: All ayes
d. Sullivan Lake Development - Presentation by John Moneta
John Moneta showed the Council his layout for developing the area around Sullivan Lake.
explained his proposal and indicated the approximate prices of each unit in the
h rise buildings. Moneta also noted the need to do soil borings to determine the
condition of the land for building.
Mayor Nawrocki stated that two other developers had indicated interest in area and
that the City Council is not yet in a position to make a committment.
Special Purpose Fence, 1332 45½ Avenue, Cherly Rehnelt (Cont.)
Motion by Peterson, second by Carlson that the fence permit include that the 48 foot
chain link fence presently on the property would extend from the special purpose
fence to the front of the lot granting additional fencing as outlined by the City
Attorney. Roll call: All ayes
7. Old and New Business
a. Old Business
1. 4201 Central Avenue - Right-Of-Way Easement
Motion by Peterson, second by Carlson to authorize City staff to replace the grass
area at 4201 Central Avenue between the right-of-way for 42nd Avenue and the parking
lot or building, as was previously authorized for public improvements on 42nd Avenue,
PIR #808, and Project #8210, with an aggregate landscape material. Roll call: All ayes
b. New Business
1. Weed Cutting Contractor for 1986
Motion by Peterson, second by Carlson to award the City's weed cutting contract to
r. Archie Romslo of New Brighton at the hourly rate of $22.50; and furthermore, that
Mayor and City Manager be authorized to execute an agrement for same. Roll call:
All ayes
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May 12, 1986
page 20
2. Tree Removal Bids
Motion by Petkoff, second by Peterson to award the City's tree removal bid to Gorecki
and Company from Anoka, Minnesota, in the amount of $8.45 per inch diameter for tree
removal, and $1.00 per inch diameter for tree stump removal, including machine or
hand removal, based upon low, formal bid; and furthermore, that the Mayor and City
Manager be authorized to execute an agreement for same. Roll call: All ayes
3. Award of Animal Control Services Bid
Motion by Carlson, second by Petkoff to award the City's ~nimal control service bid
to Knollton Kennels of Blaine, Minnesota, in the amount of $100 per month, $5.00
per day boarding fee; $7.00 per animal charge for euthanasia; S16.50 per hour
charge for scheduled patrolling, and $16.50 per hour charge for callout, based upon
formal quotation; and, furthermore, that the Mayor and City Manager be authorized to
execute an agreement for same. Roll call: All ayes
4. Authorize the Execution of Radio Consulting Services Agreement
Motion by Petkoff, second by Car]son to authorize the purchase of radio consulting
services from Dr. John R. DuBois of Minneapolis, Minnesota, for the purpose of pre-
paring a radio system design, bid specifications, evaluation of bids, a purchase
recommendation, inspection of installation, and implementation of the radio system
plan at a total cost not to exceed $5,000; and, furthermore, that the Mayor and
City Manager be authorized to execute an agreement for same. Roll call: All ayes
5. Pennine Pass - Storm Drainage Easement for PIR #737
Staff discussed this project and what is planned for the private property through
which it will pass.
Motion by Peterson, second by Carlson to authorize the Mayor and City Manager to
execute a storm drainage easement for Kordiak Park in conjunction with PIR Project
#737 and Project #8010. Roll call: All ayes
6. Recycling Material Tonnage Reimbursement Monies
Motion by Paulson, second by Petkoff to authorize the remittance of proceeds received
under the Metropolitan Landfill Abatement Cost Recovery (tonnage payments) Program
to the Columbia Heights/Fridley Kiwanis Club in recognition of their managing
the City's Recycling Center. Roll call: All ayes
7. Authorization to Execute a Joint Powers Agreement with Anoka County for Imple-
mentation of a Landfill Abatement Program
Motion by Petkoff, second by Paulson to authorize the Mayor and City Manager to
execute a joint powers agreement with Anoka County for the reimbursement of costs
associated with the City's Recycling Center and Landfill Abatement Program. Roll
call: All ayes
Mayor Nawrocki noted that he had passed on other sources for funding for this type
of program.
8. Conferences and Seminars
Motion by Carlson, second by Pautson to authorize the attendance of Fred Salsbury,
Public Works Director/City Engineer, at the 1986 International Public Works Congress
and Equipment Show to be held September 21-25, 1986, in New Orleans, Louisiana; and,
furthermore, that related expenses be reimbursed. Roll call: All ayes
9. Purchase of Murzyn Hall Phone System
The City Manager reviewed the phone proposal and noted that the phone being recommended
for the Recreation Department will be compatible with what they are presently using.
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May 12, 1986
page 21
,or Nawrocki observed that this request is for a considerable amount of phone
equipment and phones for one building.
Motion by Peterson, second by Paulson to authorize the expenditure of $5,062 for
phone installation work at John P. Murzyn Hall with U.S. West Company and that the
Mayor and City Manager be authorized to enter into an agreement for same. Roll call:
All ayes
10. Change Orders - Murzyn Hall Addition/Renovation
The Public Works Director reviewed the two change orders and recommended the dele-
tion of item number two in change order number 8.
Motion by Petkoff, second by Peterson to approve change order #G-8 with the exception
of item #2, and change order #G-9 and that the Mayor and City Manager be authorized
to enter into an agreement for same. Roll call: All ayes
8. Reports
a. Report of the City Manager
The City Manager's report was submitted in written form and the following items
were discussed:
1. Library Computer: The City Manager gave a brief review of this matter and re-
quested it be discussed at an up-coming Council work session as the deadline for
making a decision is June 1st. Mayor Nawrocki objected to the shortness of time and
,oted this matter had been around for a considerable length of time.
2. Safety Engineer/Safety Inspector: It is anticipated that the Insurance Commission
will be requesting the Council to retain a safety engineer. This consultant would be
retained to assist the City in reducing its exposure and potential liability for in-
surance related claims. Mayor Nawrocki inquired what service is presently available
from our present insurance carrier. The City Attorney could not respond and stated
this is the reason he had asked.
3. Appointment of New Employees: Steve Nelson has been hired as Assistant Building
Inspector at $9.64 per hour, effective May 19, 1986 and Lauren McClanahan has been
hired as Public Works Working Foreman at the foreman wage rate as stated in the
49er's agreement, effective June 9, 1986. Mayor Nawrocki inquired if the City Manager
had pursued having Fire Department personnel do some of the inspections. The City
Manager stated he will have prepared by next week a memo regarding this matter. The
~ayor observed consideration for using firefighters to do some of the inspection
work would have been when the Assistant Building Inspector's position was vacant.
4. Financial Analysis of Cable Franchise Transfers: The report contained a brief
review of the costs for this item. The legal counsel for cable matters advised the
City Manager that the proposed fee split is fair.
5. The City Manager advised the Council that there had been two garage fires in the
City.
b. Report of the City Attorney
City Attorney reported on the matter regarding a risk management study. The
Finance Director recommended employing a consultant for this study.
The City Attorney also advised the Council as to the status of gaining an easement
from the Soo Line in the area south of John P. Murzyn Hall.
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May 12, 1986
page 22
9. Licenses
Motion by Carlson, second by Peterson to approve the licenses as listed upon payment
of proper fees and that the fees for the itinerant food stand for Northwestern Elec-
tronics Institute and the single event beer for the Columbia Heights Lions Club be
waived. Roll call: All ayes
10. Payment of Bills
Motion by Peterson, second by Paulson to pay the bills as listed out of proper funds.
Roll call: All ayes
Adjournment
Motion by Peterson, second by Carlson
All ayes
Jo-Anne Student, Council Secretary
to adjourn the meeting at,ll~5 p.m..iRoll
May'~s~. B ce G. Nav~rocki
call: