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CITY Or LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MERTING0 NOVEMBRR 69 1979 Mayor Armstrong convened the meeting at 7:10 p.m. Councilors present: Morgan, Mottaz, Johnson, and Pott. Also Administrator Whittaker, Building Inspector Kluegel, and 1heineer Bohrer, AGENDA: Additions — Electrical Box in Fire Hall Addition, Complaint against Clinger, Shafer Mining Permit, :Problems with the plow on the new trunk, Discontinuance of 1005 pumping for 1979, and the 15'th Street Vacation, Morgan added the Park Shelter., Tree Nursery and a Tax —Equivalency Program. Under Publio Inquiries — Jaycees — Cross Country Ski 'frail Maintenance. Morgan moved, seconded 'by Armstrong, to approve the amended agenda. Motion carried 5-0. FIRE HALL ELECTRICAL BOX: The electrical box in the new addition'uses all of the available circuits. The engineer and the electrician recommended changing the circuit breaker box to provide for additional circuits for future use. The State Keetrioal Inspector said a sub —panel would meet approval. The electrician presented the following cost breakdowns: 1) Combining of circuits — $6125 mininum — no future expansion and still risk overloading. 2) 100 amp panel next to the existing one, this would be sub— Ved with a 100 amp breaker — $$21� or a panel in the kitchen — $325. 3) Change the entire panel, rearrange all the control devices — $565, The addition was designed to use the existing available circuits and the garage door openers were not bid into the proposal, Present panel design will not meet, the State rating. Morgan moved, seconded by Mottaz, to approve $$325 to put the additional panel in the kitchen. Motion carried 5-0. The garage door openers will be installed, except for the remote control units that will be in the radio room, The remotes will be hooked up at a later date; the electric will be roughed —in for them. The estimate does not include the wiring for the garage door openers, OLINGM COMPLAINT: The Building Inspector has received a complaint about scrap material being brought in and stored on the Olinger property. He went out and inspected the property, took pictures and confirmed the complaint. The Administr0or said it was time the City Council met with Mr.. Olinger, or gave the staff authority to have this cleaned up. The Building Inspector was instructed to contact Mr. Olinger, request he remove the sorap material, and inform him the Council is aware of the complaints and will watch his operation to insure no further violations occur, If Mr, Olinger does not cooperate, a letter will be sent advising him he has ten days to olean up the area or the City Attorney will file a nuisanoo suit,