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MINUTES
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
ST. LOUIS PARK. MINNESOTA
June 7, 1982
A regular meeting of the St. Louis Park
City Council was called to order at a�05
p.m. by Presideni: Pro Tern Lyle Hanks
President Hanks presented a proclamation
tn John Ross commemorating "Qeep Bas�eball
Week" August 22-28.
The folloa�inq Councilmembers were present
at roll call:
Ronald Qackes
Jerrold Martin
�Keith Meland
John Ralles
Richard Strohl
Lyle Hanks
Also preseni, were ti�e City Manager•, City Attorney, Director of Public
' Works, Direcl.or of Planning.
4. A.p�oval of Minutes._ It was mov�d by Councilman Ralles, sec-
� ~ onded by Councilman Martin, to approve the�.
� minutes of the rec�ular City Council
meeting held May 17 as presented.
5.
The moti�n passed 6-0.
It was moved by Councilman M�rtin, seconded by C�uncilman Backes, to
a�prove the minutes of the study session held �4ay 24. �
The motion passed 6-0. .
A�pproval of A�enda � It was m�ved by Councilman Plartin, sec-
onded by Councilman Strohl� to approve
the consent agenda for June 1. The motion
passed 6-0.
It was moved �y Cuuncilman Martin� seconded by Councilman Meland, to
approve the agenda for June 7 with the follow�ng addition: Item llf, Set
Board of Equalization meetinq,
The motion passed 6-0.
PUQL.I C,. HEAR I N�S
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There bein� no one wisF�ing to speak�. the f'►•esl�Pnt hr•o Tem declared the
hear•iny closed with tt�P right of Council to LhP►•r�ftPr reopen and continue
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it at a future date.
It was moved by Councilman Hartin, seconded by Councilman Ralles, to
waive reading and adopt Resolution P�o. 7146 entitled, "Resolution
orderiny imNrovement, ordering preparation of plans and authorizing
advertisement for bids for Improvement No. 82-07: Trunk Highway 12
westbround entrance ramp."
The vote was 5-0-1 {Councilman Backes abstained).
Councilman Meland said that six votes would be required for passage of
this improvement.
Councilman Backes said he would change his vote to the affirmative, thereby
making the vote 6-0.
PETITIONS, RE�UESTS, COMMUNICATIONS
B�°_ An application to conduct bingo by the St.
. Louis Park Senior Program was ordered filed
by consent• .
Fee schedule
Review of fee sch'edule.
Presideni Pro Tem Hanks said that in the past reviews of the City's fee
s�hedule had occurred too close to budget review time, and he would like
to.see the review occur earlier. '
It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman ��eland, that
staff be directed to review the fee schedule and present proposals for
change duriny the sumner prior to budget review time.
Councilman Backes asked if this would include liquor licenses, special
permits and so forth.
President Hanks said he would like to see a review of all fees the City
collects.
The motion passed 6-0.
Private schools zoning chan�e Request for study to ailow private schools
in resi.dential districts
t4r. Robert Engelke, president of Groves Learning School, said that the
present R-1 zoning ordinance limits schools to public, parochial and church
schools. He was requesting that the ordinance be amended to include private
schools.
Councilman Meland asked if the present owner of thc pro�ierty in question
should not be making the request.
Mr. Engelke said the school would not know until June 15 if their bid for
the property would be accepted
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Councilman Backes suggested tf�e item be referred
for consideration at iessfulnitl6ouldtbegrem�ved
school's bid be unsucc
Mel and , the Ci ty Manager sa i d thi s
under any present classification.
to the P1 anni ng Commi ssion,
the meantime, should the
from the Commission's ayenda.
In answer to a
type of school
question from Councilman
cannot proper]y operate
President Hanks
type of zoning
said he felt Councii should be lookir�g seriously at this
change in light of the schools that have.or will be closing.
Cuunciluian Qackes sugyes�ed Schools
permit. He wondered if staff could
Planning Comnission meeting.
of thi s type mi ght be al 1 owed by special
prepare�information by the June 16 ��
The Director of Planning said that if Council so directs by motion tonight,
staff would do its utmost to have Nertinent information prepared by the
June 16 meei:ing. �
Councilman Backes said would it be appropriate to authorize a study to
which'Presi�dent Hanks responded that he would like to see this moved
forward a5 quickly as possible in light.of other potential school closings
he had heard of.
It was moved by Councilman Backes, seconded by Councilman Martin, that a
study be undertaken regarding private schools in residential districts�with
a target of June 16 for revi ew by tlie.� P1 ann i ny Con�ni s s i on .
The motion passed 6-0.
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES
8a. Qillboard ordinance; Second reading of ordinance relating to
�r3inance No. �T558 billboards
it was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Martin, to
waive second reading and adopt Or.dinance No. 1558 entitled, "An ordinance
a�nending the St. Louis Park Ordinance Code related to zoning by amending
Section�l4-185(5)(aj; Billboard Square Footage:" .
The motion passed 6-0.
Sb. Ordinance in re utility_ Second reading of ordinance relating to
easement: �rainance No._1559 Lou Park utility easement
•• It was moved by Councllman Ralles, seconded by Councilman Martin, to
waive reading and adopt Ordinance No. 1559 entitled, "An ordinance
vacating public utility easement." �
th� �uc�tion ��aSsc�d 6-n .
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8c. Ordinance relatiny_ to
te e� hone cabinets;
r inance No. 56
Second reading of ordinance relating
to telephone cabinets
It was moved by Councilman Backes, seconded by Councilman Martin, to
waive second reading and adopt Ordinance No. 1560 entitled, "An ordinance
authorizinq granting of authorization for telephone cabinets on city
street right-of-way."
The motion passed 6-0.
8d. Ordinance relating to
Ma oy ra term
Proposed ordinance amending Section 2.03
of the Home Rule Charter to extend
Mayoral term to four years.
tlichael Schwartz, chairman of the Charter Comnission, presented the
Comnission's reasoning for the proposed ordinance. He said that if the
Council was not in favor of the proposed ordinance, the Comnission would
ask for a referendum.
Counc�lman Hanks asked if the Comnission were unanimous on this issue.
Mr. Schwartz said they were not at the beginning of their research and
discussions but that after the issue had been studied, the Carmission was
unanimous.
Councilman Backes said that if this is adopted, in the future
three Council seats Ki11 be available When the Mayoral campaign is
conducted and two wards rvill never haVe campaigns simultaneously with the
Mayoral campaign. Ne said there is always more excitement generated when
there is a Mayoral campaign and wondered if this had been discussed by
the Comnission.
Mr. Schwartz said it Nas felt more qualified candidates would be attracted
if it were a four-year term.
Councilman Martin said he would not vote for the change and felt'it should
be a referendum. He was concerned that the Council might be controlled for
a number of years and that sometimes a tr+o-year term was enough.
Councilman Meland said he shared Councilman Martin's feelings. He said
that since 1965 he diJn't beiieve any Mayor had served out two full terms.
Ne inquired as to how the Edina and Robbinsdale Councils were elected.
Mr. Schwartz said he Nas not able to answer that question.
Councilman Hanks asked if the issue went to referendum, would a public
hearing be required.
The City Attorney said it r+ould not be if the issue went directly to the
electorate. He said the Charter Carmission must draft the ballot language.
It was moved by Councilman Backes, seconded by Councilman Ralles,�to deny.
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The motion passed 4-2 (President Pro Tem Hanks and Councilman Strohl
opposed). �
later in the meeting it was moved by COeconsmderedCkes, seconded by
Councilman Strohl, that the matter be
The �notion for reconsideration passed 6-0.
Cnunci"lmarr�Backes said it might be wise to air a discussion of the Mayoral
term at a public�hearing.
It was moved by Councilman Backes,
set the publi� hearing for July 6.
The motion passed 6-0.
seconded by Councilman Meland, to
8e.. Proposed ordinance relating . Proposed ordinance amending Section 4.05
to judges o.f election of the Home Rule Charter relating to judges
of election
��1r. Schwartz reviewed the matter as discussed by the Charter Commission.
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Councilman Meland as.ked if there were any state laws dealing witn a re- _,
quirement that election judges reside in the precinct in which they serve }`
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as judges. ��
Mr. Schwartz said this requirement was obsolete and there were no .restrictions
on the state level.
It was moved by Councilman Backes, seconded by Councilman Martin, to set
a public hearing for July 6, 1982. �
Councilman.Meland said he would not be present at that meeting.
The City Attorney said it was not necessary that the entire Council be
present at the p�fblic hearing, but that it should be for the second readin9
of the proposed ordinance.
The motion passed 6-0.
8f. Sidewalk repair policy;
Resolution No. 7141
Resolution relating to sidewalk repair
policy
I.t was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Strohl, to waive
reading and adopt Resolution No. 7147 entitled, "Resolution establishin9 a
sidevialk installation and snow removal policy for the City of St. Louis
Park."
The motion passed 6-0.
8g. CDBG pro9ram;
Resolution No. 7148
Comnunity Development Block Grant P►"o9ram
It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Ralles, to Wa�ye
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readiny and adopt Resolution No. 7148 entitled, "Resolution autP�orizing the
submission of Community Development activities for the City of St. Louis
Park to Hennepin County for cohsideration as �art of the Year V1II Urban
Nennepin County Con�nunity Development Block Grant application in accord-
ance with the Housing and Comnunity Developmei�t Act of 1974 as amended."
The motion passed 6-0.
8'n. Perbix P1achirie Co.;
Resolution tJo. 7149
Final resolution of approval: Perbix
Machine Co. request f�r IR bonds
It was moved�by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Martin, to
waive reading and adopt Resolution No. 7149 entitled, "A resolution pro-
vidina for the issuance and sale of revenue bonds pursuant to Chapter 474,
Minnesota Statutes, to provide funds to be loaned to Thomas Perbix and
Associates for industrial development pro,ject."
The motion passed 4-2.(Councilman Backes and Strohl opposed)
Councilman Meland asked if four votes were sufficient.
The City Attorney responded there was a conflict between the City Charter
which stated six votes were required and�the State Statute which specified
an affirmative vote of a majority of the Council present . He said that
alternai;ively, under.the City Charter, an issue could be referred to
r•eferendum. He said ttiat in this case fihe State Statute was prevailing
and that the item was passed.
8i. G_& N Partnership: IR bonds G& N Partnership: Request for corrmercial
� � � development revenue bonds
It was moved by Councilman P.alles, seconded by Councilman Meland, that
the matter be refe►•red to a bona fide bond counsel for review and there-
after submitted to the City Attorney for an opinion.
The motion passed 6-0.
Rj. f�ighway 12 signal_project;
Resolution No. 7150
Highway 1?_/Lauisiana Ave. signal project
Councilman Martin asked how much of the property would be taken away
from the businesses on that corner.
Tlie City I�anager replied it would be approximately ten feet.
It was n�oved by Councilman Meland, secunded by Councilman Backes, to waive
reading and adopt Resolution No. 7150 entitled, "R�solution regarding
Trunk I�ic�hw�y No. 17_/L.ouisiana Avenue intersPction revisions."
Ih�� m��i inn ���is�.r�1 ��-fl.
��4 • Sui��;cl. It i�l���� I�us irir�:ti I'�ii•k C�►unc i lir.�ii� Il,irik�; w��ii�lr��r�cl i f �:Laf I w��s
Itesolution No. 1151 fa►ni 1 iar enuuyh wi t.h thF� pr-ojr�ct to g�
�� � � f�r�vard wi t.h i t at thi s time.
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Councilman Meland asked if the City Attorney had reviewed the resolution.
The City Manager said he had a copy of the resolution but that he had
not yet seen his opinion.
Councilman Nanks said he would support the proposal at this point as
long as bond counsel was aware that he had some problems with the project.
Councilman Ralles wondered what would happen in the future to the project
when other people are sitting on the Council.
Councilman Martin said if the resolution were passed tonight the City
a°�uiube datey obligated in the future unless changed by Council action at
It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Backes, to waive
reading and adopt Resolution No. 7151 entitled, " Resolution authorizing
the development of the City of St. Louis Park Small Business Financing
Program pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 474."
The motion passed 6-0.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS, QOARDS, COMMITTEES
9a. HRA financial report Annual financial disclosure.report: Housing
� and Redevelopment Authority
It was moved by Councilman Ralles, seconded by Councilman Martin, to
approve the report.
The motion passed 6-0.
9b. Hi�hwa�r 100/W. 36th St. The Director of Public l�Jorks said that the
Resolutions Nos. 7152;_7153 Me.tropolitan Council had met that day to
continue discussions on the highway funding.
He said that further discussion on the four priority projects was deferred
to Ju.ne 28. He said the Highway 100/W.� 36th St. project is looked upon
more favorably based on the modified plan submitted by the City.
Councilman Hanks asked if the City would be responsible for the �2.3 million.
The City Manager said this definitely was a risk, and the question is whether
or not the City wants to take such a risk. He said the second resolution
under consideration, relating to right-of-way acquisition, indicates the
extent of Council's commitment to this project. He said that the Met Council
does not�know at this point the level of financing they can expect for the
priority projects.
1t was moved by Councilman �leland, seconded by Councilman Martin. to
waive rr.a�ling anri ado��t thc� followin� resnlutic�►is: R�s�lution N��. 7152
entitled, "Itesnlul:ion reqn►•dinc� right-of-w�y ace�uisiti�ri F�r the West
36th Str•eet/Trunk {Iighway.No. 100 Project", and Resolution No. 7153
entitled "Resolution authorizing the City to enter into agency right-of-waY
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agreement on S. P. 163-010-19, 163-277-13, IX 5402 (14)."
The motion passed 6-0.
9c. Lincoln Del request Dan Berenberg, representing Lincoln Del,
� said the r.estaurant was requesting that the
� study begun in the past regarding redevelop-
ment of the easterly section on Minnetonka Blvd. be finished. He said that
busi.nesses located there were concerned about the general deterioration of
�the area. �
Councilman Martin asked if this study had not been undertaken before to
which the City Manager repli�d it had, but had been discontinued at the
request of Reighborhood residents some five.to six years ago.
The Director of Planning said that if this request were to be pursued,
the other study would have to 6e updated.
Councilman Martin asked if the Director were thinking in terms of 60-90 days
for.such an update, and the Director replied more like six or more months.
I.t was moved by Councilman Qackes, seconded by Councilman Martin, to refer
the request to the Planning Commission for their opinion on whether pursuing
and updating the redevelopment study was worthwhile and if they find it to
be a worthwhile undertaking�to proceed in a timely manner.
The motion passed 5-1 (President Pro Tem Hanks opposed).
9d. Plannin� Cor�nission minutes
The minutes of the Planning Commission
meeting held May 19, 1982 were ordered
filed by consent.
9e. HRA minutes The minutes of the Housing and Redevelopment
Authority meeting held �•1ay 11, 1982 were
ordered filed by consent.
9f. Charter Comnission minutes
99• Parks & Rec Comnission
The minutes of the Charter Corrmission
meeting held flay 18, 1982 were ordered
filed by consent.
The minutes of the Parks and Recreation
Advisory Commission meetings held April 4
and May 12, 1982 were ordered filed by
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UNFINISHED BUSItlESS •
10a. Qoards and_Commissions President Pro Tem tlanks asked that any �
! ' � suggestions for candiclatPs to fill the
vac�incit�s ��i th� Charter C�nruiSsirni be st�nt
�iirectly Lo tl�e judye who makes the a�uointmeiits.
Councilman Meland moved that the four members of �he Human Rights Comnission
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whose t�rms were expiring be heappointed: Joe Casey, John Iacono, Sfielton
�. Fisher and Nancy are�tbart
Action on reappointment n���ethehl� yor°Stretutrns�ng and Redevelopment
Authority was deferred u
Councilman htartin moved that Nancy Snyder be ap�ointed to fill the vacancy
on the Community Relations Commission. .
lOb. Nuclear wea�ons freeze President Pro �Tem said that two individuals
�o�ution No._ 1154 had requested to speak to this item.
lt was rnoved by Councilman 6ackes, seconded by Councilman Martin, to waive
reading and adopt the substitution resolution.
I�eal Wakershauser, 3536 Zinran, said that he had petitions signed by 1800
residents urging passage of a nuclear arms freeze. �
President Pro Tem said that the Mayor had coirmunicated to him her support
of the substitute resolution.
Geoff Driscoll, 3354 Library Lane, said the substitute resolution was un-
� acceotable and asked that the matter be deferred until the Mayor was in
attendance.
Councilman Mel�nd said that he had introduced the initial resolution in '�
April. Ne said that the substitute resolution. althouqh not including findinqs
of fact, differed very little in spirit from the April resolution and that
he Noul�1 support the latter.
Councilman t-tartin said the substitute resolution �vas brief, to the point
and represented the wishes of the citizenry.
�'�•es i dent �'ro 7em Ilanks sa i d tha t s i nce the Mayo�• wa s i n support of the
substitute resolution he could see no reason to defer the matter for her
return. '
The motion by Counciln�an Backes. seconded by Councilman ;lartin, waive
reading anci adopting Resolution No. 7154 entitled, "A resolution related to
nuclear weapons" passed 6-0. '
lt was moved by Councilman Qackes, seconded by Counciln�an Meland, to.send
a copy of the resolution to the elected officials in Washington.
The motion passed 6-0.
lOc. Private use of public lt was moved by Counciln�an Meland, seconded
ri_�t-of-way by Counc i ln�an Martin, that the request for
a fence �n �,uhlic riqht-of-way �t 3101
t�rr�rr�i�i Av��nur t►� r��virw+�rl in li��ltt �f thr, (;ilv'� ����St �1►'t1Ct1C('� in t.F�i�
r��t�.1 �'tl .
Tl�e uation passed 5-1 (Councilman Dackes opn�sc�d),
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lUd. Cable TV 1ldvisory Qoard; It was moved hy Councilman Fleland, seconded
Resolution P1�. 7155 'by Councilman Martin, to waive reading and
adopt Resolution No. 7155 entitled, "Resolution
establishing the Citizens Cable Advisory Cortmission." .
The motion passed 6-0�.
It was moved by Courrcilman Backes, seconded by Councilman Meland, to appoint
ttartha Elstrom to the Cable TV Advisor,y Comnission.
The motion passed 5-1 (Councilman Martin opposed).
The City �lanager said other inte.rested residents would be solicited to
serve on the Comrnission.
NEW QUSINESS
�lla. Qid tab_ Louisiana Ave. Qid tabulation: Louisiana Avenue street
� reconstruction
It �vas moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Martin, to designate
1lrcon Construction as lo�vest responsible bidder for Alternative Mo. 4, no
integrated curb, no �vatermain, at $442,969.60, and authorize execution of
a contract with that firm.
The motion passed 6-0.
llb. Chanc�e order: Natural_Green Chanye order: Extension of.time. P�atural
� � � � GrePn
It was moved by Councilman Ralles, seconded by Councilman �lartin, to
approve the request foi• extension of time by Natural Green to complete
Contract N�. 1521, 1982 bus plaza construction, from June 1 to June 25,
' 1982.
The motion passed 6-0. .
11c. Easement: PI.IJ. Qell Northwestern Qell: Request for easement
It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Martin, to
waive first reading of an ordinance and set second reading for June 21, 1982
and approve sumnary publication.
The motion passed 6-0.
>>�• Louisiana Ave. right-of-way Furchase of ric�ht-nf-way on Lnuisian� Ave.
R�soluti�n fV�s. 715��. 7151
I 1 w�i•. mnvr�l I,y ('nuric. i Im��ii t4.�►•I in ,�:��� nn�l���l I�y r:��ui�� i Ini.ni I;,ii:k���, , I n
w,�iv�� r�•.��lin�� nn�l ,��Ici��l lli�� Ic�ll��wi�iu� t�r�snluLinn�.: i���;�►lut.iur� N��. 71',i6
��ntit,lr�l, "It�sc�lutir�n niitl�n►•izi�iy ��urchast� �f ���•n�,t�rLy for strPet right-of-�vay
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at 2930 I_ouisiana Avenue South" and Resolution P�o. 2936 entitled, "Reso-
lution authorizing purchase of property for st►•eet right-of-way at 2936
Louisiana Avenue South."
The motion passeA�6-0.
tle. Sale of C_it�+_owned land Sale of City-owned land south of Gordon
� �" � — � Sash and Door. �
It was nmved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Ralles, to
waive first reading of the ordinance and set second reading for June 21,
19�2 and to approve sumnary publication. .
The motion passed 6-0.
llf. Board of Equalization With concurrence of Councilmembers prPsent,
meeting __ . � President Pro Tem Hanks set meetings of
the Board of Equalization for 4:00 p.m.
on ��londay, June 14 and 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 22.
. . . MISCELLANEOUS
12a. Claims_ James E. Archer, 2725 Joppa Ave. SLP
Robert Qenjamin, 2942 Boone Ave., SLP
Evan Francis Ball, 3301 Yukon Ave. So., SLP
� Shel ly Mann, ?.639 Aldrich Ave. , Mpls.
. ��_. M. Sampson, 4708 Townes Rd., Edina
Qy consent, it was moved the above claims be Filed with the City C1erM for
proper action by the City Manager an� City �lttnrney.
12b. Cor�nunications from tfie
Mayor%P�-esident_Pro Tem _'_ �. Idone.
1'.c. Conrnuriications from the
City_t1anager_ ��-� �-� The City ��lanager said that the state highway
departrnent was beginning resurfacing of
Hiahway 7 from Wooddale to Texas Avenue the week of June 7 and the project
would last appraximately two and one-half months.
Councilman Meland said he had experienced a traffic backup on the frontage
road as ��eople were trying to find alternate routes off of Highway 7. He
felt it miqht be wise for staff to alert the citizens of the construction.
CL111MS, APPROPRIATIONS, CONTRACT PAYMENTS_
I:t,i . Vc�i� i f ir�l c� 1�i iuis I I. w��t muv��f hy f.c�i�i�c: i Im�in M�1 �►nd, srci�nd�`ri
hy f.���n�r i I iu.�t� M,i i 1 i n t.h�t l I h�• vt��' i f i�`�I
� I,i im�, I i•, I�i•; .��i•�,����r���l liy l.li�� I1 i ����� I��i•
nI I in�in� �• rlalr�l Jinic� !, I�1;<< in f.lir �iwc�tml. nf �437.hE,f3.f;1 for vrn�lur c1�ii�i�s
and $$1 I�Y�35.F�1 fnr ��ayi•ol I he a�►p�-�vE•d ai��i t.f�c� City Man�tger• a�id Ci.ty
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Treasured be.auth�ti•ized to issue checks in th� same amount by a vote of
6-0.
13b. Contract pa ments - Final It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded
by Councilman htartin, to a�aive readiny an�i
���in�� the fot 1 owi ng resol uti ons for f i na 1 � ��R�S�
payment: Resolution No. 71�R,
l��tion �ir�l±(�tj�l(� work on traffic signal system"; Resolution No. 7159, "R���n-
l�itio� jr����ting work�on play equipment and site furnishings"; and RPs�li�tir,r,
P�o. 71F� ,"Resolution accepting work on street li�ghtinq" and tn authorize
the following �ontract payments:
1. Collins Electric, traffic signal system, Project 80-39, Amount $11,76�.5�.
2. Earl F. Anderson, play equipment and site furnishings, Project 80-23,
Amount $4,249.75. .
3. Killmer Electric Co., street lighting specifications, Projects 81-26,
81-37, 81-48. �mount $4,980. �
The motion passed 6-0.
. Contract pa ents =Partial_ It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded
followin bY Councilm��n Ralles, to approve the
g partial contract payments:
4. Northwest Asphalt, paving, curb & gutter, traffic signal, Project 79-44,
79-54, 81-69. Amount $19,954.76.
5. �oda Construction Co., concrete alley construction, repair and related
work, Contract No. 1478. Amount: $9,636.58.
6. Nat��ral Green, Inc., bux plazas, Projects �1-09, 81-32, 82-19.
Amount $4,338.27.
The motion passed 6-0.
14• Adjour� It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded
by Cauncilman Ralles, that the meeting be
adjourned at 9:50 p.m.
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