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t~ <br />NaNVTEs <br />REQrtTl+AR~ cITY coUNCIL ME'ETINa <br />JUNE 22, 1983 <br />PAQrE 2 <br />member Chestgvich, that Resolution 83-19 b® adopted awarding the bid. <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br />R~soLVTION 83-19 <br />A RESOLUTION AWARDSI~('r AUSTIN P . KELLER <br />CONSTRt~CTION THR CANTRACT FOR UTILITIES <br />AND STRRRT Il~'ROVEMENTS SN FALCON WOODS <br />N0. 3 AND ADJACENT PARCELS <br />Attorney Yen de North informed Council that the agreement between the <br />City and Bullseye Golf, Inc. has been signed by Dennis Hunt, the <br />owner of Bu1lse~re and is now in force. <br />Council discussed the contract for professional planning services of <br />Howard Dahlgren Associates for the development/improvement oP the <br />Larpenteur/welling area. After. reviewing the document, Mayr~r Warkentien <br />asked if Don arittner, Chaixman of the Citiasns Advisory Committee, had <br />aqy ob3ections to which Mr. Qrittner replied that he felt the agreement <br />could cover Options A, B and C as previously discussed by Council and <br />Bullseye. Attorney Yen de North recommended that in the termination <br />clause of the agreement, there be a stipulation that at~y of the <br />documents prepared during the term of the contract xould remdaia the <br />property of the City. Counailmeaaber Larson moved, seconded by Council- <br />member Eggert, that the contract be approved with the reccrmnended <br />stipulation in the termination clause. Notion carried unanimously. <br />Clerk Administrator Barnes presented information on radar for the <br />squad car and re~aommended purchase of the same at a price of $883.25 <br />to be paid from the squad car capital improvement fund. He ea~ained <br />that the Deputies patrolling Falcon Heights are of the opinion that it <br />would help reduce speedix~ on Larpenteur, Hemline, Cleveland, which <br />have been problem areas so far as excessive speed is concerned. Council- <br />merabers Eggert and Chestovich both expressed concern that the squad might <br />be used only in certain areas (streets with speeding problems) and not <br />for patrolling the entire City. Councilmember Cierni.a felt that if radar <br />is used to alleviate the problem without being a detriment to the rest <br />of the City he would not object to thepurchase. After further discussion, <br />Mayor Wsrkeatien moved, seconded by Councilmember Eggert, that the Clerk <br />Administrator be authori$ed tc> purchase the radar at a cost of $883.25, <br />the amount to be taken from the squad car capital improveuent fund. <br />Upon a vote being taken, the following voted in favor thereof: Mayor <br />Warkentien, CounciLaeaabers Ciernia, B$gert and Larson, and the following <br />voted against the same: CounciLnember Chestovich for the reason <br />given above. Motion carried. <br />Fiscal Consultant Chenoweth evcplaiaed proposed Resolution 83-20 s~alating <br />to Municipal State Aid Bond repayment on the Albert Street Improvement. <br />Ceuncilmember Chestovich indicated she was not comfortable adopting a <br />resolution uh3.eh she has not reviewed and asked that the matter be <br />deferred to the July 13th meeting. Clerk Administrator Barnes informed <br />that the resolution was prepared by the City Engineer and the content <br />would not be changed in re-typing, the only changes would be to show <br />the motion, second and vote. Council agreed to take time to review <br />RESOLUTION <br />83-19 <br />HtTLLSEYE <br />CONTRACT <br />IN FORCE <br />CONTRAC T <br />WI2Yi HOWARD <br />DAEII,GREN ASSOC . <br />APPROV&D <br />RALIAR TO <br />BE PURCHASED <br />FOR SQUAD <br />CAR <br />PROPOSED <br />RESOLUTION <br />83-20 <br />