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168 January 23, 1984 The existing contract with the City of Lexington and the possibility of terminating that contract was discussed. Mr. Hawkins said the clause in the contract allowing termination of the contract is not clear. He felt this is a negotiable point. Mayor Benson asked for some direction from this Council to MR. Hawkins on how this joint powers agreement should be worded to reflect this Council's discussion here this evening. Mr. Marier moved that Mr. Hawkins make all the recommendations of the Council had made here this evening. Seconded by Mr. Reinert. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Marier moved to authorize Mr. Hawkins to pursue the feasibility of terminating the Fire Contract with the City of Lexington. Seconded by Mr. Reinert. Motion carried unanimously. BUILDING INSPECTION CONTRACT - 1984 - CIRCLE PINES Mr- Schumacher explained this contract is basically the same as last year with the exception of the manner is which the payment is computed. The steps of inspections have been broken into percentages and the person doing the inspection will be paid that portion of the permit fee. Mayor Benson asked if this method of computing the payment would cover the cost of the building Inspection and Mr. Schumacher said that it would. There was some discussion on this point with Mr. Schumacher explaining. The Council requested that the language that states that Lino Lakes' Building Inspection will do all plan checks and permits preparation be added to the contract. There should be no problem making this addition. Mr. Marier moved to approve the Building Inspections Contract with the above suggested language added under catagory No. 1. Seconded by Mr. Reinert. Motion carried unanimously. GARAGE DOOR BIDS Mr. Volk presented his bids for the installation of insulated garage doors in the shop. He noted that he had received three bids and recommended acceptance of the low bid. Mr. Volk pointed out these are not the top of the line doors in appearance but do have the same amount of insulation as the more expensive doors. Mr. Reinert moved to approve the low bid for the purchase of the garage doors as presented by Mr. Volk. Seconded by Mr. Bohjanen. Motion carried unanimously. BID ON OILED FUELED HEATER - Mr. Volk explained this is a waste oil heater. This unit will be using the waste oil from the City vehicles. This unit will be hung from the ceiling and is designed to heat an area larger than the garage area. Mr. Marier asked if this passed all the safety requirements and Mr. Volk said that it did.