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FALCON HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL AGENDA -5- <br />January 7, 2004 <br />Consideration of amendment to the Building Official Agreement with Little Canada <br />and appointment of Steve Westerhaus as the Building Official <br />Administrator Worthington said that in 2002, the City signed an agreement with Little Canada <br />for the provision of building inspection services. In November, the two city administrators met <br />to discuss the agreement and the performance of the building official. Both parties agreed that <br />the arrangement was working very well and that staff was pleased with the performance of the <br />building official. At that time both parties had some recommendations for improvements to the <br />contract, including a specific provision that will allow for fire inspections (this had been a <br />service included under "building inspections"); and a billing rate adjustment that will require <br />Falcon Heights to pay 35% of the cost of the Building Official and Little Canada 65% (the <br />previous agreement had Little Canada billing Falcon Heights at an hourly rate for those <br />services). This will amount to $35,791.70 per year that will be billed to Falcon Heights. This is <br />still considerably less than the private contract Falcon Heights had up unti12002. <br />Talbot moved approval of the revised agreement with Little Canada for the provision of building <br />inspection services. The motion was unanimously approved. <br />Consideration of the Amended and Restated Multifamily Develo ment Agreement <br />Administrator Worthington said that this agreement combines the original Development <br />Agreement and the first amendment, both effective July 18, 2003, and a new paragraph 10.10 <br />regarding the park dedication fee into one document. The amended and restated format is easier <br />for recording purposes than a new second amendment to the original development agreement <br />would be. This document will be used when the developer of the SE Corner, Sherman <br />Associates, closes on their mortgage with HUD for the multi-family building sometime next <br />month. <br />Lamb moved approval of the amended and restated Multifamily Development Agreement. The <br />motion was unanimously approved. <br />REPORTS FROM COUNCIL MEMBERS: <br />Council member Lindstrom said that it is a thrill to be sworn in for another four years. It was a <br />great four years and he is looking forward to another four years. He thanked the residents <br />of Falcon Heights for re-electing him and said it is a real honor. <br />Council member Talbot said that over the last four years he has learned how to be a City Council <br />member and is looking forward to the next four. He thanked the people who gave him the <br />opportunity in the first place. <br /> <br />S <br />