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MINUTES City Council January 14, 7981 This resolution was duly seconded by Mr. Hanson. /{yes (5) Fahey, hlanson, Nardini, Forsberg, Scalze. Nayes (0). Resolution declared adopted. This resolution appears in Resolution Book No. 7, Pages 18 and 19. Frank Mr. Frank Frattalone appeared before the Counci7 to inform the Counci1 Frattalone of his plans to construct a building and move his business to some Proposal property he owns on South Owasso and Spruce Street. Mr. Frattalone stated that about 70% of his equipment will be stored inside in the Winter. The property wi71 also have some stockpiles of dirt. Frattalone statedthat he will fence in the property. Mrs. Nardini asked what type of screening would be required from the trailer court. The P1anner replied that no screening is required, but there is a requirement for screening of outdoor storage. Mayor Hanson asked about the height of the fence that would be allowed. The Planner stated that an 8 foot fence including barbed wire is a7lowed, but on the street a 6 foot fence is allowed. The Planner stated that a fence could be used for screening, but it cannot be transparent. It could be a cyclone fence hnth slats. Mr. frattalone stated that it could be a couple of years before he could get the whole fence constructed. Fahey commen~ed that the screening should be high priority from the residential property in the area. Frattalone stated that there are trees between his property and the trailer court. The P7anner suggested that the screening could be just a matter of adding more trees. Mr. Frattalone stated that his building would be two story, with an office in the top floor. The grade in the front of the building will be built up. It will be a part metal and part concrete building. Frattalone stated that he will be in at a later date with more definite plans. ~ Site Plan retained by Mr. Frattalone) 1981 Tree Mr. Tom Horwath, the City's Tree Inspector, appeared before the Counci1 Removal and presented them with five bids for tree removal. P1r. Florwath stated Bids that the total bid from Langer's appeared to be the lowest. Flowever, when the Tree Inspector averaged the bids out on a per tree basis, Langer's had the highest bid. Therefore, the Tree Inspector recommended that the bid with the lowest per tree average be awarded. The bids received were as follows: Precision Landscaping Average of $172 per tree Midwest Stump Average of $173.00 per tree Klawitter Average of $184 per tree Arps Tree Service Average of $192.00 per tree Langer's Flverage of $217 per tree. Page -10-