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Home My WebLink About1982/01/18 - ADMIN - Minutes - City Council - Regular (2)1. Call to Qrcier 2. Presentations .',. Roll Call 5. 6a. PIINUTES CITY COl1NCIL �1EETIPJG Si . LOUIS P11RK, MINNFS0Tl1 January 1�, 19�2 TI�P neetin� was call�d to order by �•iayor Pl�yllis ticQuai�f at 7:30 p.r�. None. The followinq Councilmenbers were present at roll call: �:onald Qackes Lvle Hanks l:ei th Hel and John Ralles Richard Strohl Phyl l i s P1cQ��a i d 111so present were �the Citv �lanager, City Attorney, Director of Planning, Director of. Public Works, Director of Parks S Recreation and City Assessor. �roval of �iinutes It was moved by Councilman Ralles, seconded ` by Councilman Backes, to approve the minutes of the January 4 neetinq. The r�otion passed 5-0-1 (Councilman Pleland abstainecJ). It ��ras nov��i hy Co��ncilman hteland, seconded by Counci lman Ralles, to ap��rove the r�inutes of the special City Council r�eeting held January 11, 1982. The r.wtion passed 6-0. lt ►•1a, r•x,ved by Co�mcilman Qackes, secondeci by Councilr.�an Fleland, to a��r�vc� the r�in��tes of the Citv Council study session helci Jan�rary 11, 1982. The �otion passed G-0. .� ��roval of Agenda It was rioved bv Councilman Ralles, seconded �� by Councilman Str�hl, to approve the consent agen�la for January la as presented. The n�otion passed 6-Q. It was rwve�i by Councilr.�an Backes, seconded by Councilman Hanks, to anprove the a�en�la for January ln as presented. The awtion passe:i G-0. Excelsior Clinic PUBLIC t1EARINGs Rec�uest for i ndustri al revenue boncls : Excelsior Clinic Ttiere hei n� n� one ►ai shi n� . to s�eak , tlie �layor �1ec1 ared the heari ng cl osed witl� Ci�e ri�lit of Co�inci 1 t� thereafter reopen and continue i t at a future cia te . -2(l- City C��incil meetin� minutes Jan�ary 1�, 19R2 �� It was moved by Councilman Hanks, accept the applicant's request to siderati�n. The motion passed 6-0. seconded by Councilman Rackes, to withdrari its application from con- Councilman Martin entered the chambers. 6b. �ifrt Liquor tJarehouse Application for an off-sale intuxicating 1 iquor 1 icense: �•1.D.1. ,[nc. dba t+Gt1 Liquor Warehouse David Arnold, 301 Parkdale Lane, said I�e v�as representin� Liquor King, He stated they opposed tfp application because of the additional traffic that would be c�enerated in this residential district; the fact that two liquor establishnents wo��ld be located so close together; and that the applicant was in violation �f �tinnesota Statute 340.13(1) relative to franchisinr�, in that as a franchisor, the applicant would be servicing a wholesaler which was prohibited �inder the statute. S�veral citiz�ns spoke aqainst the issuance of the license, ariong them Kav Boesch, Larry Ness of Liquor Kinc1, Vern Qeck and Paul Solsted, all of vihor� fel t the Ci ty was ar,�pl,y served by i ts present 1 iquor stores. Paul Lamereau�, t1.D.l., Inc., said he had requested a continuance of the hearinq as he had just heard of th� �etition which was circulated in op�osition to his apolicaLion, and he wante� a chance to see what it was ahout. He said that a license had been issued to t��is property in 1978 and rr.ne►ved each year. The former owner had simply not used it. He inquirerl as to why t�here had been no opposition when it was issued in 197A. Co�incilman Nartin said he was curious as to the discreoancy ciiase price of the �roperty and the Bo�rd of Equalization's the property, Fie also said that �iith reference to the 1978 had been issued because it was thouqht Liquor Kin � would not husiness at its location. He.said he could not now support a license to another establishment so close to Liquor Kinq. in the pur- va 1 ue of license, it remain in issuance of tir. Lar,�ereaux said his com�ny tiad an option to either lease or purchase tfie property, that they were not nurchasing a liquor license. He said thcy were also buyin� sor�e of the previous owner's equipment. It was moved by Councilman Neland, seconded by Councilman Martin that the f�earinn be continued to February.l, 1982. The motion passeci 6-0-1 (Cauncilrian Ralles abstained). It was r.�oved by Councili�an t4eland, seconded by Councilman 1lartin, that tl�e City Attorne� provide Council with an opinion regardinq the statement Mr. Arnold r�ade relative to the 1linnesota Statute. The �otion �asse�i 7-0. -21- f,ity C��incil meetinq minut�s Jan�iary 1 �, 1 �1�2 B�er license, Good Application for an on-sale 3.2 beer license 6c• hy Good Food & Company, n920 Excelsior Blv�i, �oii u Cor� an Plichael Perkins saicl hc� �vas present to answer any questions. There beinq no one further �rishino to speak, the tlayor declared t�ie hearinc� closed witl� the riqlit of Council to tliereafter continue it at a future date. It was inoved by Councilman �•ic�lancl, seconde�l by Co�incilman Plartin, to a�prove Lhe application fo�� a 3.2 beer license. The motion passed 7-0. 5d. Vacation�: Ced�r Lake Rd_ at �arthan Ave. �esolut�o' n�To. 7045 6e. Petition for vacation of a publiC street on Ce�iar Lake Road at the intersection of Zarthan Ave. Tl�ere beir�o no one wishing to speak, the hlayor declared the hearing closed with the ri�ht of Coiincil to tl�ereafter reopen and continue it at a future clate. � It was moved by Councilnan �ackes, secondecl by Councilr:�an t�leland, to v�aive reaciing and ad��t Resolution iVo. 70�5 eni:itlecl, "Resolution recog- r�izina a portion of Cedar Lake �:oad as a public road." The r.�otion passed 7-Q. I t alas rrove�l by Co�inci lman Ptarti n, secondecJ by Counci lr►�an Strohl , to waive first reading of the ordinance vacatinq a public street and that • second readinq be cleferrPd until the appropriate City officials had received the �fe�iication. The motion nassed 7-�. Re�uest for variance; Application of Juliette Nolan and Gordon- � 1:) �n'n Ave . F1 er�i ng 8� Associ a tes for a vari ance at 311'3 Lynn Avenue. Larry Gordon said that since tl�e repavin�, curb ancl gutter work had been finish�d, tiis fim had lost about 5 oarl:incl spaces because of the setback renuire�ents an�� landscapina. He said he was asking that the variance in setback be t�•�o feet which wo��ld solve their problem, There h�inq no nne further wishiRn to speak, the Nayor declared the hearing closecl a�itli the riqht of Council t� tiiereafter reopen and continue it at a fiitiire �f�te. Co�inci lr��in Il�inks asl:ed i f an �verhead of the �roperty were available wiiich the Dir�ctor of Planninq then �rovided. In ariswer to a quc�stion froi:i C�uncilr�an 1lanks, the Director of Planninq said �n angle-in conce�t woulcl really not work very well if boulevard landscapin9 was t� br_ riaintaincd. -22- -. . .: �� --�r��.-„tf^r,�-r•-�...+rri�'i� �«..rrr :: •rr�.rr ; •iisi. • _ City Council meetinq minutes January 1 t�, 19�2 It was moveci by Councilman Ralles, seconded by Councilman Martin, to refer the matter to staff for the pre�aration of a resolution of a�proval. The �►otion passed �-3 (Councilnan Backes, Hanks, Strohl opposed). tif . Im rovement �•lo. 81-64 and Improver�ent P1o. 81-64, to construct and �rovement��o. 82-06; install concrete pavinq, curbs and qutters, �s��tion PJo. 70�46 driveway aprons, sidewalks, sireet + ~ li�hting, traffic separations, siqnalization and landsca�incl on Louisiana AveAue Sobth fror�flianetonka Boulevard to Gorham llvenue South; and Improvement No. f37.-06, to construct and install alley pavin� lyin� betr�een Louisiana Avenue South and Haryland Avenue South frnn !�est 31st Street to West 32nd Street. Sylvia Goldbrecht, 3128 t:entucky Ave. So., said she was improvements and that none of her neighbors is in favor a petition si�ned by residents of the neiahborhood. o�posed to the of it. She presented The Playor received the petition and read the heading which stated the residents' op�osition to installation of trur�pet islands. There being no one further N,ishing to speak, the �iayor declared the hearinq closeci r�ith the right of Council to thereafter reopen and continue it at a future date, Councilnan Ralles asked if the parking situation had been thoroughly discussed with tl�e neighborhood residents.. The Director of �'ublic Works said several alternatives had been presented at the neic�hborhoc�ci cieetings, lie said tiiat two or tliree people had requested some ty�e of parking restriction and that only a couple of people had voiced any opposition to thc tr�impet islands. � It was r�oved by Counci lnan t4e1 and, seconded by Counci lman ��iarti n, to wai ve readin� and adopt Resolution No. 7046 entitle�i, "f;esolution ordering improver�ent, orderinq �reparation of plans and authorizina advertisement for bi cis for Ir�prover�ents IJos .�1-64 and 82-06. " � The motion passed 7-0. 6�. Pro os�ci Charter amendment; Proposed Charter amendnent to permit Ur�nance �.�540 sur.imary piibl i cati on of ordi nances . Tl�ere hein� n� one wishinc� to speak, the Mayor declare�i the hearinq closed r�itii the riaht of Council to thereaftPr reopen and continue it at a future .!ate. It N�a� moveci by Councilnan 11anl:s, seconric�d by Councilr�an Ralles, to waive readinn and a-lopt Orciinance !�o.� 1540 entitlecl, "An ordinance ar�ending Section 3.�7 of the St. Louis Park Ilome P,ule Charter," The i��otion �►�sse�i 1-�, -23- � City Council meeting minutes January 18, 19t32 7a . PETITIONS, REQUESTS, COl1�1UNICATIONS � f Excelsior Boulevard development proposal Excelsior Boulevarci _ oint redevelopment pro�ect of Darrell A. Farr Development � meeting It was moved by Counci lman !4eland , seconded by Counci lman Backes that t��e City Council hol�d a joint r�eetinq with the Housinq and Redevelopr�ent Autl�ority on•Monday, Jam�ary 25, 19a2 ta discuss the Farr pr.oject. The motion passed 7-0. 7b. Hozey variance Request for extension of variance - William Mozey It vias r�oved by Councilman Ralles, seconded by Councilr�an tleland, that t1r. Nozpy's variance at h114 Colorado Ave., St. Louis Park, be extended for anotlier 90 days. The motion passeci 7-0. In answer to a question from Councilr.ian Backes, the Citv Manaqer said he woul�i check to see how many tlmes a variance can be extende�i as he did not have that information with him. RESOLUTIU��S AND ORDIP�AWCES 8a. P�iblication of ordinances; Second reading of orclinance relating Ordi nance I�o. 15�41 to publ i cati on requi rer�ents of ordi nances It was move�i by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilr�an Martin, to waive second readinq and adopt Ordinance�P�o.�1541 entitled, "An ordinance amendinct Section 2-3Q1 af the St. Louis Park Municipal Code relatinq to publication requirenents of ordinances." The motion passed 7-0. ab. B�r-Son Construction; Ordinance o. 542 Second readi nc� of ordi nance rel ati ng to Bor-Son Construction Mr . Jacobsen , representi ne� Bor-Son , rei terated the fi rni' s i ntenti ons wi tlt rec�ard to ac�e of occupants anci construction of a quality condominium compleic. Co��ncilman Hanks expressed his thanks to the Council for its support in I�ol ciinq the most recent nei gi�borho.od meeti ng on thi s project. He sai d that one nei�hbori�ood resident who was formerly op�ose�i to the project is now in favor. He said he wanted to be sure the residents understood what ►�ias beinn �lanned for this area. -24- City Council r�e2tin� minutes January 18, 19R2 M�yor flcQuaid sai� she has always supported residential concerns relative to devel�pment nroj�cts. She sai� the Metropolitan C�uncil and Citizens LPaaue are very concerne� about the availability of housina in the r.ietro �rea an� that fut��rists predict the single-family dwellin� will soon be a thinq of the past. She cor.r,�ented that pro,iects such as proposed by Bor-Son will no doubt be an answer to these concerns. C�iincilman Hanks said it sh�u1�1 be kept in mind that Council's action this evenin� tivas strictly relative to a zonin� chanqe ancl that special perrnits for this �roject are an entirely different matter. It "was r�oved by Councilman t•leland, seconded by Councilman Ral les, to waive secanci reiding and adopt Ordinance No. 1542 entitleci, "An ordinance anen�ing orciinance No. 1423 adonted August 21 , 197� whicti amended the St. Lo��is Park �rdinance Code cl�anc�inq bouncia►•ies of zonin� districts by replacinq Exhibit A with Exhibit B." The motion passed 7-�. �c. Louisiana brid�e; Reso�on-1Vo. 7�47 Resolution re Louisiana aridge bonding fund request It was iiioveci by Councilr.�an Ralles, seconded by Councilr�an Meland, to waive readin� ancl a�iopt Resolution No. 7047 entitled, "Resolution for the artic�unt �f c�i-ant from the Plinnesota State Transportation Fund f�r the reconstructian of the Louisiana Avenue bridge, City Project No. 78-04 (S.P. 16�-276-15)." The r�otion passed 7-0, �id. CRC Pnablinq resolution ciianae; Community Relations Commission - Change in Resolution o. 104R --' enabling resolution It Ylc�S �oved by Councilr:ian Baci;es, seconded by Councilman Hanks, to �vaive reacii nc1 and aciopt Resol uti �n �Jo. 704�i enti tl ed, "A resol uti on repeal i nq Res�l ution No. 4913 and establ i shi ng the Cora+�uni t,y Rel ati ons Cormi ssion and ��efinin� its duties." The motion passed 7-0. �e. Securities f�r collateral; Resolution approving securities for RPsolution o, 7049 ' collateral (Midland National Bank) It was c�oved by Councilman t4eland, sPconded by Councilman Ralles, to waive readinq and adopt Resolution No. 7049 entitlecl, "Resolution a securities for c�llateral fror�hlidland Wational Bank, St. LouisrPark9 ��IN," The rioti on passed 1-0. -� 5- City Council meetin� minutes J�m�ary 18, 1932 8f. Securities for collateral; Resolution approvin� securities for Resolut�on No. 7050 c�llateral (Park National Bank) It w�s moved by Co�mcilman �•teland, secondecl by Councilman Ralles, ta v�aive readinq and adopt F:esolution No. 7050 entitled, "Resolution a�provinq securities for collateral from Park ��ational Bank, St. Louis Park, F1N." TIIP. r�otian passed 7-0. REPORTS FR�t1 OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, COMt1ITTEES ga. LtPcr a_ion C.Qr rate_ Rate structure for Recreation Center for increases ' 19$2 !layor 11cf�uai d sa i ci she di d not see any menti on i n the report of i ns ta 11 ati on of �lcctronic �ames in the foypr of the Center. Councilman Ralles said he �•�ould include it in his motion. It was move�i by Councilr�an Ralles, seconded by Councilman Rackes, to approve the new rate structure for the Recreation Center and direct staff to investinate the feasibility of installing electronic qar�es in the foyer of the Center. The r►otion passed 1-0. 9b. Traffic Stu�i t��. 276; �teso ution o. 0 Tr�ffic Stud� �•�o. 276: Utica and W. 23rd Street y . I} was rw ved hy Councilman Ralles, seconded by Council►�an Strohl, to waive readinq and a�iort Resolution No. 7051 entitled, "Resolution authorizinc� installation of no-�arkina controls at the intersection of W. 23rd Street and Utica Avenue So." The,moti�n passed 7-0. 9c. Sp�cial e mit: Darrell Fari-; Request for special permit by Darrell Resolution Jo. 705 � A. Farr Development Co. I t was raved by Co��nci lman ftanks , seconded by Counci lman Narti n, to ��aive readinn and adopt Resolution No. 7052 entitled, "Resolution ctrantin� permit under Secti�n 14-124 of the St. Louis Park Ordinance Code relatinq to zoninq to pernit construction of an office condor�inium f�r pro�erty located in the Diversifieci Development District at 5a00 Cedar Lake Road." , The motion passe�l 7-0. Ci ty Coi�nc i 1 r•ieeti nn mi nutes January l�i, 19a2 9d. Tax forfeit. rp opert� Resolut�on No. 7053 Release of tax forfeit property: 1801 Texas Ave. So. It was moved by Councilnan llanks, seconded by Councilman Meland, to waive readinq and adopt Resolution No. 7053 entitled, "Resolution ap�rovin� desic�na*ion of nonconservation land shown on Classification List "645-C" by Board of County Corr�issioners of Heniiepin County." The motion passed 7-�J. 9e. S ecial �ise ernits for �ar es Special use application/pernit for parks It. was moved by Councilr�an �•leland, seconded by Councilman �4artin, to authorize impl�mentation of permits for use of parks and park facilities. Coi�nci lr�an Dackes sai d he coul d'not sunport thi s as wri tten because no fees were set up, an�1 tfie lan�uaqe of the report was not definitive enouqh, for exannle�what constitutes a larc�e group or a small group. The Director of Parks and Recreation said that the fee structure will vary from group to qroup depending upon its size. Coiincilr�an Backes felt this left a lot of discretion to staff to r�ake such determinations. � Councilman �iartin ac�reed and asked if perriits would be issued to people reservinc� a park, to vrhich the Director of Parks and Recreation said that w�s correct. He said staff would decide if a group were larqe enougl� 6ase�1 on the i nformation� they gi ve on the form. He sai d fees would be charqed groups makinc� a profit by usinc� City facilities. Councilman Nelan�i said the school district has a similar arrangement �isually �nly ap�licable to lar�e groups requiring a permit. Nayor tic�uaid said sl�e would prefer to see some sort of a fee structure to whicii the Director said that could be developed. Council�an �4artin asked �if it were aqreeable to the r�aker of the motion to inclucle the adc�i*ion of a fee str��cture to his r�otion, and Councilrnan Heland said that �•ras acceptable. The r�iotion as amencied to inclu�ie �re�aration of a fee schedule passed 6-1 (Council�an Hanks opposed). 9f. NRC cii rector Hurian Ri gl�ts Commi ssion Di rectory of Fluman Services Jir�t•1cDonough of the HRC was present to answer questions. Councilman Ilanks aske�l wt�y $�Ia�O harJ been ap�ro�riated for printing when tl�e bi d car�e i n at 3?_ 166�. -27- City Council r�eetin� minutes January 1 � , 19F�2 Na�or P1c(luai d repl i ed th�t ori ni nal ly i t was thouqf�t i t woul d cost about tl�at i�uch . Councilman Ralles aske�l if this price covered mailinq and the Mayor re�l i e�l i t �ii cl not as the detai 1 s of nai 1 i n� the di rectory were n�t yei: worke�i otit. It �vas moved by Council�an Hanl:s, seconded by Councilnan Ralles to accept the bi�i of TCOIC, waive first reading of orciinance appropriatinq funds t� print anci set second re�ariing for Februarv 1, 19�32. Counci lman ��1e1 and as{:ed wl�.y the usual cor�peti ti ve bi d procedure had not been used. Counci lr.�an 11ar.ti n sai �i th�t ex�endi ti�res under 55 ,000, wlii ch i t was ass�ime�1 this ,iob woulci be, did not rec�uire advertisinc� for bids. Counci l�an gackes sai ci that the Human P,i gFits Commi ssion got the bids , not staff . Ne inc�ui red as to ��lhat si ze the di rectory woul d be. t1r. �1cDonou�ih repl i e�i i t woul d be 5'z" x£3" . Coimcilr�an tlartin saic� he thou�ht there v�ras a lot of duplication in this directory with tfie Sun PJewspaper directory and one put out by Hennepin County. The hlayor said sone members of the HRC felt that way, too, but if someone had not brou�ht the County directory to a neeting, none of them would have known it was available as no one had received it. She said the Comrai ss i on deci ded tl�e resi den �s woul d fi ►id one vol ur�e contai ni nc1 the St. Louis Park infornation very helrful. The r.iotion �f Councilnan Hanks passe�l 7-0. ' 9c�, Cor�prehensive Plan to mak� tlie necessary chan�es on �1i nnetonka Bl vd. The r�OtiOn pa55ed 7-0. � 9h. R�ard of Zo�►inq Apoeals minutes � 9i. Planninq_Cor.�ission r�iniates 10a. [3oards and Corm�issions It was moved by Councilnan Hanks, seconded by Co�incilman Backes, to receive the Camprehensive plan and directinc� staff in the plan relating to the change in zoning The r�inutes of the Board of Loning Appeals meeting held Dec. 29, 1981 were ordered filed by consent The minutes of the Planninc� Commission meetin� he1�1 �l�nuary 6, 1982 v�ere ordered filecl hy c�nsent, IINf I N 1 Sllf f1 Rl1S I NI:SS Counci lrian �1e1 and sugc�ested an announcement -2f3- City Co��ncil meetin� �inutes January la, 19R2 of the openin�i on the Planninc� Cor�mission be aired on cable tv. Can- di!lates for this onening al�n� with the five openinqs on the Corimunity Relations Corrxnission will be scheduled for interviews on February 16. NEW BUSINESS lla. Clianqe order: Ideal Enter�rises It was moved by Council�an 1leland, sec- � onded by Counci lman F;a 11 es , to approve . Cf�anc�e Order No. 3, Contract 1�195 of Ideal Enterprises relatinc� to the w�te main interconnection vlith the City of Plymouth. Tf�e motion passed 7-0. llb. Bid tab: Privac� fencing Bid tabulation: Privacy fencing at W. 26th St. at Hi�h��ay 1Q0. 1t was moved by Councilr�an tleland, seconded by Councilman Strohl, to �lesiqnate Amco Steel Fence Co, as the l�v�est resnonsible bidder and that staff be authorized t� execute an agreer.�ent ��ith tfiat company in the amount of �5,900 for constriiction of tt�e privacy fencinc�. The motion passed 7-Q. llc. Garba�e/refuse contract Councilman Hanks said lie would like to connrat�ilate staff on its efforts relative t� this contract. It a�as moved by Councilman flanks, seconded by Councilman Meland, to reopen and exten�l the present contract to Decenber 31, 1985 pursuant to Al tPrnate I I of staff's recormen�iation. f,ounci lr�an Ral l es asked i f tl�ere coul d be sor�e sort of reneqoti ati on of the c�ntract in the future should the City devel�p a recyclinq program. 7he Cit.y �lanager said the contractor would be asked to consider inclusion of a general statement in t�iie contract encompassinq such a situation.. The motion passed 1-0. lld. Sale of city-o►�ned pro ertiPs SaIP of 14 �ropertiPs on Louisiana Ave. � and at 2557 Geor�ia Ave. It r�as rioved by Councilr�an tlartin, seconcled by Councilman Ralles, to waive first readinq of the or�linance anci set second readinq for February 1, 1982. The riotion passed 7-0. lle. Sur�ty bonds (:ornorate surety bonds i 1: was r�cived by Counc i lman Ilank ,, seconJed by Counci luian �1P1 and, to -29- Ci �v C�unci 1 r�eeti n� rii niites January 1�, 19R2 a�prove surety bonds for the City Mana�er, City Clerk anci City Treasurer. The motion passe�i 7-0. llf. Citv t1an�Qer's cor.�nensation It was noved by Councilr�an hteland, sec- onded by Councilr�an Martin, to set the lpvel of compensation for the City Ptana�er at 551,000 effective the first pay period of February, 1982. The motion nassed 7-0. t•1ISCELLANEOUS 12a. Dar�age claims Richard Carlson " Michael I:rause Joyce Blank �y c�onsent, the Council authorized the ab�ve claims to be filed with the City Clerk for proper action by the City Manaqer and the City Att�rney. � 12b. Cor�munications fron the . t1a'yor � There was a bri ef d i sc�issi on rel ati ng `— to the League of Cities legislative conference in tJashinqton, Feb. �7 throuc�h P4arch 2, 19$2. The consensus was that three representatives fron the City woul�i be sufficient. Two Counci lr�er�bers and the Ci ty Manager ��i 11 attend. 12c. Cnm��inications fr�r� the Cit,i Itan'ager With regard to the Attorney General's recent opinion relative to injury on duty pay, the City f�tanager said the �inions are won�lerin� ti•�h�t thP City's o�inion on this is. He said that son�e of the payi>>ents had been reduced with the inception of the policy tl�ai; tiie fi rst s i x days of 1 eave must be c�vered by the empl oyee uti 1 i zi nq workmens c��pensation, vacation or sick leave. Staff will be preparing an ansv�er for thP uni ons . � �tayor McQuai�i will represent the City on the West Suburban Charnber of Co��erce' s c�ual i ty �f 1 i fe foun�+ati on . !1ISCELLANE011S 13� .. Ve�;i f i ed C1 ai ms I t was movP� by Counci 1 man f1e1 and , seconded �by Councilr�an f?alles that the list of verifie�i claims hrep�red by th� Director of Finance and cfirected t� the � Ci Ly C��inci 1 clated Jan�iar�� 18, lq�i?_ in the total amount of $231 ,292.46 for verid�rs claii�s �n�1 q13,�)0().1�� f�r �ayroll hP apnrove�i �nd the Cit,y t�an��c�er• ��nci City Treasiirer be authorized Lo issue ctiecks in the same a��o�mt by a v�t� of 7-��. -30- City C�uncil nePting �inutes Januar� 18, 19R2 13b. Contract payments: Final None. Contract payr�ents : Parti al It was r.ioved by Counci lman Hanks , seconded by Councilman Meland, to authorize payment of the followinq partial contract pa�ments: TC!1 Construction, Remo�elinq of Lenox Restrooms. Ar.iount 518,699.80. The motion passed 1-0. 14. Ad� ournment It was moved by Councilman Ralles, Se�r�ndN�1 by Councilman Qackes that the m?etin� be adjourne�i at 10:50. The r►►otion passed 1-0. Attest: �� 2� t Smit , ecording ecretary � �i� / / � , / , �- _ -31-