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r <br />i <br />CITY COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 12, 1996 <br />answer any questions that the City Council or citizens may have regarding electric <br />reliability. <br />Police Chief Pecchia noted that the Police Department has received calls from residents <br />asking who they should call in the event that their power is out. Mr. Lamb said that <br />residents should call 282-1000. Council Member Neal asked if anyone ever answers at <br />that number. He said the number rings and rings. Mr. Lamb explained that when there is <br />a major outage, thousands of customers call this number and there is a problem getting to <br />someone at NSP. Normally, calling that number should not be a problem and you should <br />reach someone at NSP or the automatic answering machine. Based on the telephone <br />number you are calling from the system automatically registers an outage at the residence <br />where you are calling from. However, if you are not calling from the house with the <br />outage, you will have to stay on the telephone line and follow the "prompts" given over <br />the telephone. <br />Council Member Kuether asked is there old power lines or old equipment in Lino Lakes? <br />Mr. Lamb explained that the circuit that serves Lino Lakes is extremely long and has a lot <br />of exposure to the environment. When an ice storm occurs, the longer circuit will <br />experience more problems. NSP is addressing this problem by "beefing" up the <br />construction and making sure the lines are clear of trees. <br />Mr. Ahrens explained that the Police Department has had a lot of problems with the <br />power fluctuating. This has caused a lot of computer problems. He asked what is <br />causing this problem. Mr. Lamb said that this situation could be discussed at length. <br />Whenever there is a lot of activity on the system, lights will flicker and the power will <br />flicker. Lino Lakes could be affected by a "system event" in Minneapolis or as far away <br />as Canada because all the systems are tied together. Mr. Lamb said that if the power is <br />fluctuating during non -storm times, he should be notified and it will be investigated and a <br />solution will be found. He explained that if the problem occurs, it is important to note the <br />time and date of the problem. The problem will be fixed or at least an explanation for the <br />problem will be determined. <br />Mayor Landers thanked Mr. Lamb and Mr. Theis for coming this evening. Council <br />Member Kuether asked Mr. Tesch to invite Meredith Cable to come before the City <br />Council and explain why the cable TV has been down so many times. Mr. Tesch <br />explained that many of their problems were caused by construction in the area. <br />CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES <br />January 22, 1996 - Council Member Kuether moved to approve these minutes as <br />presented. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. <br />CONSIDERATION OF DISBURSEMENTS <br />PAGE 2 <br />
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