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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1978/07/10 - ADMIN - Minutes - City Council - Regularr i. 2. �� Call to Order Invocation Roll Call MINUTES CITY COUNCIL MEETING ST. LOUIS PARK, MINNESOTA July 10, 1978 A regular meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor Stern at 7:30 p.m. No invocation was given. The following Councilmen were presenr at roll call: Ronald Backes Lyle Hanks Keith Meland Jerrold Martin Irving Stern Also present were tl�e City Manager, City Attorney, Director of Planning and Director of Public Works. 4. Approval of Minutes Authority meeting It was moved by Councilman Backes, seconded by Councilman Hanks, to approve the minutes of Board of Review and regular Council meetings held June l9, 1978; special City Council meeting held June 27, 1978; special City Council/Housing held June 27, 1978, as presented. The motion passed unanimously. 5. �proval of � The motion passed 5-p, It was moved by Council Backes, July 10, 1978,� It was moved by Councilman Backes, the agenda for JuZy 10, 1978, with Stop Sign at Texas Avenue/Division Boone Avenue. The motion passed 5-0. 6• There were no public heari ngs � Councilman Hanks, seconded bY to approve the consent agenda for as presented. _ �o �opro�Te seconded by Councilman Hanlcs, , the f ollowing additions : llf, Tem�ota`� r Street; llg, Traffic Study, Wes� 25 ytreZ�� PUBLIC HEARINGS scheduled. „ 1 , � � � J �„� . ._,_�_ . City Council minutes, July 10, 1978 PETZTTO�S STS AND CO�iiJNICAT7nuc �h�re Were no petitions, requests and communications. 1. s8. S ��n5 in PUD ; Ordinance No. 14 15 RESOLUTIONS AND QRDZNANCES Second reading of Ordinance Code amendment regulating signs in PUD Districts. It was moved by Councilman Hanks, seconded by Councilman Backes, to waive reading and adopt Ordinance No. 1415, entitled "An Ordinance amending the St. Louis Park Ordinance Code relating to zoning by amending Section 14-185(I), General Provision for Signs." The motion passed 5-0. 9a. Elmwood Traf f ic � REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS AND CO�R�IITTEES Prohibition of truck traffic in Elmwood (requested June 5, 1978). . It was moved by Councilman Hanks, seconded by Councilman Meland, to restrict all truck traffic from operating in Elmwood. Councilman Hanks stated the City made a commitment to the residents of the area disallowing truck traff ic; this traffic was to have gained access to the industrial area via Highway 7 and the extended Louisiana Avenue which has not been completed. He felt the City should require trucks to enter the industrial area at Excelsior Boulevard/Louisiana Avenue. He also felt traffic through the area would increase during reconstruction of Monk Avenue. The Director of Public Works Avenue would cause increased commercial units. explained that prohibiting trucks on Alabama travel time for City vehicles as well as Councilman Martin noted the extension of Louisiana AvWouldlcauseeconfusion approximately 1980 and felt the proposed restriction for out-of-town drivers as well as extending their travel time. Councilman Backes stated there was merit in the motioat°thisetime,r but suggested the full impact of the action is not known �iayor Stern noted there are serious transp ortation problems in the area for commercial vehicles and supported staff's recommendation maintaining t e current truck route through Elmwood. the It was moved by Councilman Hanka, item to July 17, 1978. The motion to defer passed 5-0• aeconded by Councilman Backes, to defer ► -2G9- �� y�.-' _� . 9b. Outdoor Sales City Council m3nu�es, Ju1.y 10, 1978 Report relating �o outdoor storage and sales (Case No. 78-49-ZA) ; Zoning Ordinance amendment. It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Council.man Hanks, to set public hearing for August 7, 1.978, on Ordinance Code amendment allowing the temporary storage . . . or display of goods in both the B-Z and B-2 Districts without a special permit provided the goods are not stored overnight and the area is no larger than 100 square feet (Alternative 3,.Planning Department report dated June 16, 1978). The motion passed 4-1 (Councilman Backes opposed). (1) Ordinance Code amendment requiring license for temporary outdoor retail sales. It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Hanks, to waive first reading of ordinance and set second reading for July 17, 1978. The motion passed 5-0. � 9c. Traffic Study; Resolution No. 6051 placement of signs Lynn Avenue." Traffic Study No. 174; West 27 Street/Lynn Avenue. It was moved by Councilman Hanks, seconded by Councilman Meland, to waive reading and adopt Resolution No. 6051, entitled "Resolution authorizi;�� for traffic control at intersection of West 27 Street and The motion passed 5-0. 9d. Traffic Study; Resoiution No. 6052 placement of signs for The motion passed 5-0. 9e. Embers Subdivision; Resolution No. 6053 aPproval for Traffic Study No. 173; 4242 Basswood Road. It was moved by Councilman Backes, seconded by Councilman Hanks, to waive reading and adopt Resolution No. 6052, entitled "Resolution authori�i� traffic control between 4242 and 4236 Basswood noad.�� Final plat; Embers Third Addition. Yt Was moved by Councilman Hanks, seconded b}' Councilman Meland, to waive reading and ad�p� Resolution No. 6053, entitled "Resolution g:v�-r� final plat of Embers Third Addition." The motion passed 5-0. � -zso- 1 � ! �_�___._. _ . _ _ . .. . _ - --- City Council minutes, July 10, 1978 ,. :-�',��rs Spe�ial Perr�it; yt . =:- hcSJ�;:tion :�o• b054 Embers Restaurant; amendment of Resolution No. 6050 granting special permit. It was moved by Councilman Aanks, seconded by Councilman Backes, to waive reading and adopt Resolution I�o. 6054, entitled "A resolution amending Resolution �io. 6050 granting permiC under Section 14-156(17) of the St, Louis Park Ordinance �ode relating to zoning to permit expanaion of a Class II Restaurant for property located in the B-2 District at 7525 Wayzata Boulevard." The motion passed 5-0. qg. Special Permit Lenox; Resolution No. 6055 Sp ecial permit request of St. Louis Park School District to permit community center at 6715 Minnetonka Boulevard (Lenox). It was moved by Councilman Backes, seconded by Councilman Meland, to waive reading and adopt Resolution No. 6055, entitled "A resolution granting permit under Section 14-131 of the St. Louis Park Ordinance Code relating to zoning to permit a community center for property located in the R-2 District at 6715 Minnetonka Boulevard." The motion passed S-0. 9h. Com��nunity �?elations Commission 9i. Planning Commission 9j. Health Advisory Committee 9k. Parks and Recreation Commission Minutes of Community Relations Commission meeting held June 8, 1978. There being no discussion, the Mayor ordered the minutes to be received for filing. Minutes of Planning Comanission meeting held June 21, 1978• There being no discussion, the Mayor ordered the minutes to be received for filing. Minutes of Health Advisory Committee meeting held June 14, 1978• There being no discussion, minutes to be received for the Mayor ordered the f iling. Minutes of Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission meeting held June 14, 1978• There being no minutes to be -251.- discussion, received for the Mayor ordered the f iling. : , � � City Council minutes, July 10, 1978 9L. Collection Containers Ordinance.Code amendment Recyclittg amendment collection containers; Ordinance Code relating to sign area permitted. It was moved by Councilman Martin, Councilman Meland, to waive f irst and set second reading for July i7, seconded by reading of 1978. Councilman Martin noted the plan and survey of locations have not been presented for staff review which would reduce staff time and therefore City costs. He asked if this could be required prior to issuing a license to allow the fee to rema�.n as low as possible to attract businesses. The motion passed 5-0. 10a. Appointments UNFINISHED BUSINESS Appointments commissions. to City advisory boards and Councilm�n M�zrtin 1ppo�.nted M:tn Ilimmelmai� to an unexPirec� term as nt-l�rge member. ot the Cominunity i�e.lut:ione Conu��issian. The appointment was npproved by a vote of 5-0. Councilman Hanks discussed the turnover in membership and the existing five vacancies on the Human Rights Commission. He said that at one time the Commission was proposed to be a subcommittee of the Community Relations Commission; the members requested a one-year trial period. Councilman Bac'�ces stated at its mos t recent meeting the members were requested to contact residents and request that they send in resumes, if interested in serving on the Commission. lOb. Park Hill Pavino; Resolutions 6056-6060 Right-of-way acquisition; Park Hill paving (M. & C. No. 78-40); Project No. 76-08. It was moved by Councilman Hanks, seconded by Councilman Backes, to waive reading and adopt Resolution No. 6056, entifiled "Resolution authorizing purchase of propert;� for street right-of-way"; Resolution No. 6057, entitled "Resolution authc�r��`n� purchase of property for street right-of-way," amended to authorize purcna�z price of $740; Resolution No. 6058, entitled "Resolution authorizin� purcaa�z of property for street right-of-way," amended to authorize purchase�price v} $740; Resolution No. 6059, entitled "Resolution authorizing purchase of property for street right-of-way"; Resolution No. 6060, entitled "Resolutio��� authorizing acquisition and conveyance of easements for street right-of-Way� The motion passed 5-0. -252- � � i .y; � J � City Council minutes, July 10, 1978 Storm Sewer 10�• a Problem Dra`= �e City contractor estimated West 27 Street/Dakota A�enue etorm drainage. It was moved by Councilman Nanks, seconded by Councilman Meland, to authorize preparation of detail design plans and change order with current at $16,124, available in the Sewer Utility Fund. xn response to Councilman Hanks, the City Manager stated the installation of the second outflow line from the alley midway between Dakota and Colorado Avenues to the holding basin in Dakota Park would prevent recurrence of flooding. The Director of Public Works said copies of the report presented to the Council were supplied to representatives of the neighborhood. Bruce Zegzda, 2705 Dakota Avenue, described the effects of heavy rain. He said his property was damaged, and he was concerned about further damage to the foundation and basement of the house. � The Director of Public Works explained the proposed solution and said the additional outf low would allow the water to flow into the pond in the park. He added that the grading to date has alleviated the problem and the additional outflow should eliminate it. William Huber, 2708 Colorado Avenue, stated one or two inches of rain in a 45-minute period causes basement flooding. The motion passed 5-0. lOd. Parkin ; Walker Street Proposed parking prohibition on Walker Street from Pennsylvania Avenue ro Texas Avenue (Proj ect No. 78-01); required by MN/DOT to be eligible for State Aid funds. Councilman Meland asked if the residenCial Properties located on this segment of Walker Street had been informed of the proposed parking prohibition. The irector of Public Works explained the original report in tlaeresolution n D tained this State Aid requirement�� thea�kin�.ie NeW�� duthe residents were of the City designating the area no p not notif ied but State Aid routes 32 feeti in wicith are required to not a11ow � on-street parking. � It w�� moved by Council.m�n M�l�nd � geconcl�d Uy Councilmun MarL�n, tio re;jc:ct. The motion failed 3-2 (Councilman Backes It was moved by Councilman Meland, the item. The motion to table passed 5-0. and Mayor Stern o�posed). seconded -253- by Councilman Hanks, to table ,,; � �� \ � 10e. Ryan Letter of Intent intent to Ryan City Council minutes, July 10, 1978 Letter of intent - Ryan Construction Company� Excelsior Boulevard Development District. It was moved by Councilman Hanks, seconded b Councilman Backes, to approve the Ietter of y Construct ion Company f or development � as shown on Exhibit �, In response to Councilman Martin, Councilman Hanks explained the Ietter of intent allows the developer to negotiate with s taf f on an approp-riate site plan and to seek f inancing; the plan must be returned for final approval by the Council/Housing Authority. Councilman Martin felt a supermarket development would contain similar features to those of the automobile dealership which. the Council encourag� to Iocate north of West 36 Street. Councilman Backes suggested a supermarket would b e a vital addition to the area for many years whereas an automobile dealership is not necessary. It was moved by Councilman Hanks, seconded by Councilman Meland, to amend the letter of intent allowing staff and developer flexibility in developing and negotiating for the 60,000 square-foot specialty center south of West 36 Street. Councilman Backes did not feel the City should issue a letter of intent for the 60,000-square-foot site. The City Manager explained the developer desires the right to negotiate for the 60,000-square-foot site for a second stage of development, but would like the letter of intent to include the two parcels. The motion to amend passed S-0. The main motion passed 5-0. lOf. Lanvesco Letter of Intent Letter of intent - Lanvesco; Excelsior Boulevard Development District. It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconde� bY � Councilman Martin, to approve the letter ot �te"` to Lanvesco for development in Park Center as shown on Exhibit 1. The motion passed $-p lOg. Leno;� Communit Center• Resolution No. 6061 Lenox Community Center. `-'` It was moved b Councilman Meland, secor►ded bY' Coun�ilman Martin to waive reading ' ' ar.d adop � Resolution No. 6061 entitled "Resolu�ion authorizing development of Lenox Senior Cent izin aPp � l��at,�� � for federal assistance." er and author � The motion pa8sed �-,�. -254- . ;% ..,�-; �.=....�- : �.�.---- <,,,. ;Q:�• H�r, r� n Ho u�-- .� �. , � � City Councll m�.nutes, July 10, 1978 Harrison House, 1420 Zarthan Avenue; request for plan approval, Jack Robertson, Harrison House, sugQested Council �pproval of the expanded parking lot for his firm should not be predicated 1��,�»1 t1ti�� City t�cc�«irin� lan�i �or r� tot lot fr.an� Spflcc C�nCer. ��}l� �i�y Manager explained the approved original plan located the parking alon� the south and rear of the building; this was approved prior to the moratorium and could be built at this time. The plan modification presently requested will locate the parking further from the proposed park area. He stated the f irm is occupying the off ice on a 60-day extension pending resolution of the problem. �iayor Stern and Councilman Martin felt the matter should be deferred until the land is acquired from Space Center for the tot lot. Councilman Backes suggested the City could be causing a hardship to Harrison House by its refusal to grant a building permit based upon successful land negotiations with Space Center; he added the City has no legal right to the property. Mayor Stern f elt the main obligation of the City is to the 125 families in the area and their desire for a park. He felt it unfortunate that Harrison House is being adversely affected. Councilman Hanks noted the proposed parking lot is quite removed from the proposed park and wondered if it meets the DDD requirements. The Planning Director stated the plan is consistent with the DDD. Councilman Meland f elt the City had been betrayed by Space Center, and if the Council did not lift the moratorium to allow ntertandtnot by the Citying lot, Harrison House would be penalized by Space Ce It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Backes, the item to August 7, 1978, for earlier review if an agreement is with Space Center for park puiposes. The motion failed 1-4 (Councilman Meland in favor). to defer reached It was moved b Council:nan I�Ianlcs, seconded by Counc��m�n����}���ci11 Lluti�ab ��� Y r���i-;-�r��7-#-um t� a�1�o�r 1�Pu;�nr� o� fl bu�.lclln� p�r���t� Lor �l� � � requesred. The motion passed 4-1 (Councilman Meland opposed). 14i• Natchez Avenue Sidewalk Removal Sidewalk removal, Natchez Ave6ue08souEastfCity Hall. West 31 Street (Pro�ect No. 7 ) . Councilman Martin, seconded by It w�s moved bY to approve removal of the side- Councilman Backes, • �he walk on the west side of Na�chez Avenue east of BodatoEbetPaidabygthe cntire cost of removal, replacement of dirt and Synagogue. -255- .�1.1�.. . Council minutes, July 10, 1978 City it was correct to install sidewalk nort;� of Councilman Hanks wonderid �ome to an abrupt end. He said the walk West 31 Street to have rkin lot and should be retained•removing the Pa g olicy wzth respect to the established p Mayor Stern explained the entrance to the building and is not serv�he� �imee the houses which existed at ends at not f eel the request met existing sidewa].k. the Synagogue is on the west side o£ sidewalk on the east. He also noted of sidewalk placement no longer exist. The Director of Public Works explained th�emovedto the expense of Yeplacement and maintenance, the Synagogue wishes it The motion passed 4-0-1 (Councilman Hanks abstained) . lla. tlard III Polling Place IVEW BUSINESS Change in polling place, Ward III, Precinct 1 (M. & C. No. 78-39). It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by � Councilman Backes, to approve Prince of Peace Lutheran Church as the polling location for Ward III, Precinct 1, in place of the former Park Knoll School. Councilman Meland explained the Park Knoll School was centrally located in the precinct, the Church is not, although a more appropriate location is not available. Ae hoped after the next census the Council would consider re- drawing precinct boundaries for this particular polling place; he felt West 35 Street would be a good boundary. The �otion passed 5-0. llb. Infinity Change in ownersh ip; Park Terrace Supper Club dba Inf inity. It was moved by Councilman Hanks, seconded by Councilman Backes, to approve the change in ownership. The City rianager explained the exist ing shares of the retiring shareholder and public hearing. ' The motion passed �-p, llc. Minnehaha Creek Land Dedzcation; Resolution No. 6062 shareholders have absorbed th.� 5Qo the transaction does not require a f Land acquisition, Minnehaha Creek; accep�an�� �=�, Methodist Hospital dedication (M• b� �• ti°' 7S It was moved by Councilman Hanks, secon���'a�� Councilman Backes, to walve reading and a�d� `,,�{;;,' �' � �3ttC�� � acquisition of Resolution \To. 6062, entitled "Resolu��on PrOPertY for park �� The motion passed 5-p� ,.. purposes. � ��-- .: �"" �� City Council minutes, July 10, 1978 � ,• Bia iabulation' I ,,�. Resolut�-on `o. 60 3 � �,5, �".cC�ossan, Inc., in Bid tab ulation; West 26 Street/Highway 100 pedestrian bridge. It was �oved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Han'�cs, to recommend contract award to the amount of $300,746.38. The City �ianager explained FAU funding; he said the most recent estimate of the City's share was approximately $55,000. He continued that if it becomes necessary to app ropriate additional funds, the matter will be returned for Council approval. Councilman Martin questioned the need for pedestrian bridges; he suggested the frequency of their use does not justify the expenditure. The motion passed 4-1 (Councilman Martin opposed). It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Backes, to waive reading and adopt Resolution.. No. 6063, entitled "Resolution authorizing the City of St. Louis Park to enter into agreement with the State of Minnesota Department of Transportation for State cost participation pedestrian-bicycle bridge and bridge approach construction over and adjacent to T.H. 100 in the vicinity of Wast 26 Street on �he east and Utica Avenue on the west in St. Louis Park." . The motion passed 5-0. lle. �iinnehaha Creek to the receipt 'of only one others. Bid tabulation; Minnehaha Creek (Project No. 78-39). It was explained that timz constraints, nigh liquidated damages and high water levels have led bid on some of the ten divisions; no bids on It was moved by Councilman Meland to def er to August 7, 1978, those items which staff recommends bid acceptance. There was no second to Councilman Hanks noted receive f ederal f unds . the motion. the work must be completed by August 18, 1978, to . • could enter into a cost-plus type Councilman Backes wondered if the City contract for the project or authorize a change order with an existing contractor and adjust priorities with other projects. � Councilman Backes to It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by :�' desi nate W st Suburban Utility Contractors lowest responsible bidder for �', � e Divisions I III ZV, V, VI and VIII, and authorize execution of contrac � in the amount of�$104,575. � w The motion passed 5-0. -257- .: _ _ . _ :; .. . � City Council minutes, July 10, 1978 It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Martin, to . ae order not �eo exceed $50,000 with authorize staff to negotlate a chand erosion control in-� West Suburban Utility Contractors f or Division VII, cluding riprapping, siltation basins, etc. The motion passed 5-0. It was moved by Councilman Meland, the bid on Division II, removal of The motion passed 5-0• seconded by Councilman Hanks to reject timber piling from creek bed. The City Manager explained the walkway at Brookside/Yosemite Avenues could be purchased prefabricated and installed by City crews; this item will be submitted to the Council on July 17, 1978. Councilman Hanks suggested it would be appropriate to inform the neighborhood of the revised plans prior to the next meeting. 11f. Texas/Division Street; Stop Sign gestion on Texas Avenue. Temporary stop sign, Texas Avenue/Division Street (requested by Councilman Meland). Councilman Meland suggested that due to the construction of Blake Road, there is traffic con- It was moved by Counciln�ar. Meland, seconded by Ccuncilrian Backes, to authorize the installation of s�op signs at the intersection of Texas Avenue with Division Street until such time that construction is com- pleted on Blake Road, subject to staff's verif ication that Division Street is entirely within St. Louis Park. The motion passed 5-0. llg. West 25 Street/Boone Avenue Traffic Study 12a. traffic study determine if West 25 Street/Boone Avenue traff ic study (requested by Councilman Martin). It was moved by Councilmaa Martin, seconded by Councilman Meland, to direct staff to conduct a at the intersection of West 25 S�reet with Boone Avenue to stop signs are warranted. The motion passed 5-0. MISCr.LT.AN�OUS DamaIIc Claims 1. Jimmy Earl yat h S. 6. 7. � r ew s 2. Fr.ed li. Askew 3. Wi11ie G. M1t; thews Mrs. Steven Halverson,458251GIest12�DrSnkw:Lne, Demothenes Papazois, 1333 Idaho Avenuetreet G.L. Contract-ing, In�,� p,p, �ox 340, Iiopkins. 3141 Ore�on Avenue P '°� -258- .M _----�-` y� . _/ �� r" City Council minutes, July 10, 1978 I` Was ;;�oved by Counc ilman Meland, ��ai;�s with City Clerk for proper Attorney. The ��t3-On Passed 5-0. Z�b. �o;,��unications �rom "�a or None. seconded by Councilman Hanks, to file action by the City Manager and City 12�� Co�",munications 1) Cit Hall Garage - The City �ianager explained r�o� City Manager the structural consultant determined that by eliminating space for the �iobile City Hall in the proposed addition of garage area, costs could be reduced by approximately $30,000, and the facility could be located at either side of City Aall; a report on the item will be presented to the Council on July 17, 1978. 2) Pla ues - The City Manager explained that inasmuch as membership on the Charter Commission is by judicial appointment, past Councils have not pre- sented plaques or certif icates of appreciation upon retirement of Commission members. He stated a policy could be prepared relative to presentation of certificates, etc., to outgoing board and commission members. Mayor Stern and Councilman�Hanks f elt the existing policy appropriate. 3) Joint Meeting with School Board - meeting with the School Board on July for the Lenox Community Center. 13a. Verified Claims total amounts of approved and the to issue checks The Council agreed to conduct a joint 20, 1978, at 7:30 p.m., to review plans �LAIMg, APPROPRIATIONS AI�D CONTRACT PAYMENTS Upon motion by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Hanks, the list of verified claims prepared by the Director of Finance and directed to the City Council dated July 10, 1978, in tne $250,281•12 for vendors and $16, 341.87 for payroll, were City Manager, City Clerk and City Treasurer were authorized in the same amount by a vote of 5-0. I3b, Contract Payments; It was movecl by Councilman Meland, seconci�d by Resolutions 6064 and Councilman Hanks, to waiv�leda�esolution�apcepting 6065 Resolution No. 6064, entz ncrete sidewalks, concrete curb dropsa work on co urtenances, an bus plazas and miscellaneous app ` ed "Resolution accepting work on watermain looping Resolution No. 6065 entitl and sanitary sewer," on the following: ��_20� 77_21, 17 77-19, 1. �'inal Payment,.Projects 72-33' 73 bus plazas, etc., 77-27 and 77-33, sidewalks, curb�,ount: $10,789•90• Progressive Contractors, Inc. Proj ects 73-13, 77-OSB��C, 2. Final Payment� �n and 77-36 anci 77-36A, wat�rm��-n loop' g Com any. Amount: Northern Contracting P -259- 77-34, 77-35, sanitary sewer, $7,003.69. � � 14. C�Cy �ou,lc:�1 n�inu�cs, Ju1y l0, ].978 'L'he motion passed 5-0• �t wns moved Uy Cnuncilman �Ianlcs, seconded Uy Councilman iiackEs, to appro�e and au�l�orize paymenC on the following . 3, � Parti.al Paym�nt, .l'rojects 78-02, 76-34, 78--21, 78-36 and 78-34, pavin�, curb and Carlson, Inc. Amoun�C: $18,331.94. 4. Partial Pzyment, Projecrs 72-21, paving, bridge, curb and gutter, Amount: $55,121.05. 78-06, 76�08, gurter, Bury and 77-04, 77-28 and 77-Sp, C. S. McCrossan, Inc. 5. Part�al Payment, Projects 73-26, 73-27, 78-23, 78-27, 78-29 and 78-30, watermain and sanitary sewer, Progressive Contractors, Iac. Amount: $27,421.70. b. Parti.al Payment, Projects 77-38A, 77-38C, 77-63, street lighting, Killmer Electric Co., Inc. Amount: $b3,467� 7. Partial Payment, Project 77-65, tennis court lighting,� Electric Repair & Construction Co. Amount: $i1,295.V� The motion passed S-0 Adiournment Attest: .� Beverly Flanag Recording Secretary On motion of Councilman Backes, seconded 'oy Councilman Hanks, the meeting was adjourned at 9:�0 p.m. by a vote of 5-0. . Irving Mj, S� n Mayor —260— �