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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 9, 2019 dump box and all of the plow equipment will be provided by a different vendor. The total cost of all of the equipment is $102,329.00. The Public Works Director reported that the total cost of the truck and equipment is $188,822.12. He stated that he anticipates selling the old truck for around $26,000, which will put the net cost at around $163,000. He explained that these types of trucks can take a long time to get built and delivered, and then additional time to get the equipment installed. He stated that if the truck is ordered after January 1, there is a chance it would not be ready in time for the winter of 2020. He explained that by placing the order now, the schedule can get moved up and the truck will more than likely be ready before Fall 2020. He noted that nothing would be invoiced until 2020. McGraw introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTIONNO. 2019-10-120 — APPROVING THE PURCHASE OF AN INTERNA TIONAL TRUCK CHASSIS FROM ASTLEFORD TR UCKS, AND A D UMP BOX AND PLOW EQUIPMENT FROM TO WMASTER FOR UP TO $189, 000 IN AD VANCE OF THE FINAL APPROVED 2020 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BUDGET The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Torkelson. Ayes (5). Nays (0). Resolution adopted. DESIGNATE A NEW The City Clerk reported that the City received notice on September 30, LEGAL 2019 that Lillie Suburban Newspapers, which publishes the NEWSPAPER Roseville/Little Canada Review, would no longer be publishing legal notices after October 2, 2019. She stated that a new legal newspaper must be designated for the remainder of 2019. She explained that there are no other community newspapers specific to Little Canada, but there are three options for the Council to consider: Pioneer Press, Star Tribune and Press Publications. She noted that all three newspapers are available both online and in print version to subscribers, but they all appear to have some online viewing of legal notices available. The City Clerk explained that the Pioneer Press and Star Tribune newspapers are large publications with a wide audience, and it is likely that many Little Canada residents subscribe to one of these papers, especially the Pioneer Press since it may be the more "local" paper of the two. She noted that both of these papers are published daily and legal publications can be published any day of the week. The City Clerk reported that she was also contacted by the Press Publications, which publishes several community -specific newspapers, such as the Vadnais Press and Shoreview Press. She stated that they do not publish a Little 5