09/22/1975 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Search

SEPTEMBER 22, 1975 Mr. McLean asked who was to be delegated to deal with this? After some dis- cussion, it was delegated to Mr. Volk. The information desired a pipe size, depth, screen size, how much water in casing, cost per foot for new well and number of feet. Mr. Marier seconded the motion. Motion carried. Mr. McLean reminded Mr. Volk this information is for both wells. The Park Boord had also discussed the construction program. Mr. Karth had ,presented;' presented a preliminary sketch and cost estimate for the installation of a 24' x 24' warming house. They had asked that this be presented to the Council for consideration. Mr. Jaworski asked the location of this building. Mr. McLean said to the West in the immediate vicinity of the hockey rink. Mr. Marier asked the cost and Mr. McLean said the estimate had been $9,706.00 not including the paint and the septic system. Mr. Marier moved to table since this in only one bid. Mr. McLean said this was not presented as a bid but to be used as a basis for specifications for the advertising for bids. Mr. Zelinka said that the call for bids should be on a general basis - when the bids are received, then they can be compared. Mr. Jaworski felt that this would create a problem in that the bids could vary too much. Mr. Zelinka felt that if the general requirements are listed, requiring some type of building and a certain number of square feet, the bids could be compared favorably. Mr. Jaworski seconded Mr. Marier's motion. Motion carried. Mr. Zelinka moved to advertise for bids based on a decision as to the wording of the ad. Bid to be placed in the legal paper and the Builders Exchange. The specifications to be reviewed before the placing of the ad. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried. The Park Board had recommended that the key to the switch box on the lights at the Hall Park be available to Mr. Resch so the lights may be used for football practice. Mr. Marier so moved. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried. Mr. McLean informed the Council there will be a special meeting of the Park Board on September 29, 1975 for discussion of the Park budget for the coming year. Mr. McLean asked Mr. Amundsen for a report on the house located t:Sunrise Park. Mr. Amundsen said the house has no wiring, no insulation, no footings, no storm windows, no heat, no water and no bathroom facilities. He also told the Council that Mrs. Billik likes it the way it is and does not want any changes. Mrs. Kincade felt some of the remarks made concerning Mrs. Billik might lead some people to think she is unstable and this is not the case. Mrs. Kincade felt that Mrs. Billik did not have these things because she could never afford them.