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D. Letter from Onno Vandemmeltraadt <br />Onno Vandemmeltraadt, 9406 Jane Road N., offered his services in letter dated October 3, 1997, as he did <br />in his letter dated September 9, 1996, to form/lead a study team to evaluate current and future facility needs <br />and come up with recommendations for the Council. James Friend, 9498 Jane Road N. and Paul Hansen, <br />8024 Hill Trail N. are willing to be on the team. <br />Councilor Hunt had previously proposed to form a facilities team lead by the City Council, but didn't get <br />much response, and he will bring this back to the October 21" Council meeting for formal review. Council <br />Dunn didn't feel the study team should be lead by the Council. <br />M/S/P Dunn/DeLapp — to acknowledge Onno Vandemmeltmadt's letter of October 3, 1997 and September <br />9, 1996 and place this item of forming a study team to evaluate future City facilities on the October 218` <br />Council agenda under Old Business. (Motion passed 4-0). <br />5. CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT: <br />A. Supplemental Agreement for 30" Street MSA Improvement <br />The Council has previously approved an agreement with TKDA for the 30th Street MSA Improvements. <br />The maximum fee authorized to date by the Council for this project is $40,000, The project has been <br />postponed until next year because of changes, listed in supplementary agreement, requested by the <br />Council. Because of these changes, TKDA has requested that the Council approve the maximum fee for <br />this project of $59,500. The total expenditure todate is $43,490.32. The entire $59,500 is to be reimbursed <br />by the State, and TKDA will be submitting documentation for this immediately. <br />M/S/P DeLapp/Hunt — to approve Supplemental Agreement No. 1 authorizing engineering expense for the <br />306 Street Reconstruction Project not to exceed $59,500. Further the City Engineer is directed to apply for <br />reimbursement of these funds as soon as possible. (Motion passed 4-0:Dunn added that the majority of the <br />Council approved the project, but she was not in favor of the proposed round -a -bout.) <br />B. Auto -Dialer Alarm System <br />Tom Prew reported in his letter dated October 7, 1997 that he received a quote from Automated Systems <br />Company for two additional auto -dialer systems for the lift stations on 34th Street and Legion Avenue. <br />The quote is for $4,490.00 plus labor to mount the control box. A new telephone service for each site is <br />needed and the telephone service runs about $20.00 per month. If this system is installed, Prow indicated <br />we could then disconnect the existing audible (horn) alarm, which is now used. The Council passed this <br />item to the next Council meeting to see if there was money in the budget for this purchase. <br />6. MAINTENANCE/PARKS/FIRE: <br />A. Parking Lot at Maintenance/Fire Facility <br />Per discussion at 9-14-97 workshop, Dan Olinger, Public Works Supervisor, has contacted several <br />contractors for price and availability to grade, shape, correct drainage and apply 3" of compacted AC hot <br />mix asphalt for a 50 x 50 and 85 x 200 public works parking area. T.A. Schifsky & Sons, Inc. and Tower <br />Asphalt, Inc. offered quotes and confirmed they would be able to complete work this Fall. Olinger asked <br />the Council to award the parking lot project to the low quote of T.A.Schifsky & Sons and stated there is <br />money in the budget that will cover this project and the cost of this project should be split with the Fire <br />Dept. <br />When Councilor Conlin asked what is the impervious coverage requirement for this 3-acre lot, the City <br />Planner responded the City does not have regulations for (PF) Public Facilities. <br />LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OCTOBER 7, 1997 3 <br />