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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
NOVEMBER 2, 1993
4:30-6:00 p.m. Executive Session:Update from. Attorney on Olson Lakes Estates
Development
Mayor John called the city council meeting to order at 8:03 p.m. in the council
chambers. PRESENT: Mottaz, Conlin, John, Johnston, Johnson, City Engineer
Bohrer, City Attorney Filla, and Administrator Kueffner.
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Agenda
Add: 6. Grants that can be applied for other than for bike trail on Cty Rd 10, 813. Figure
Change ($139,520.55), D. Update on Rolling Hills, 11C. Newspaper article on
Woodbury Water Problems
M/S/C Johnston/Conlin - to approve the November 2, 1993 city council agenda as
amended. (Motion carried 5-0).
3. MINUTES: October 19, 1993
M/S/C John/Johnston - to approve the October 19, 1993 City Council minutes as
amended. (Motion carried 5-0).
4. CLAIMS
Regarding Claim #2091, the Council asked if 3 bids were received, what amount is
being spent, what do we anticipate in return and is this expenditure in the budget.
M/S/C Conlin/John - to approve the November 2, 1993 claims #2076-through #2113 as
presented, excluding claim #2091 for purpose of identification. (Motion carried 5-0),
5. PUBLIC INFORMATIONAL:
A. Public Inquiries
Todd Williams, 3025 Lake Elmo Avenue N., commented on the clean up plan with a
deadline of January 1, 1993 for Hammes' property. At the September 16, 1992
cleanup update, Mr. McNamara reported he had told the Hammes family to apply for a
burning permit for the large pile of trash, but they claimed they were going to wait until
the end of the year. Williams is concerned about their unwillingness to clean up their
property without being strongly encouraged by the Council or Health Dept. The existing
trash pile is both a visible nuisance and.a fire hazard.
LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES NOVEMEER 2, 1993
Williams requested that the council vote to send notice to the Hammes family to
eliminate the trash pile either by it being hauled away or by a clean burn within 30 days.
If they do not comply, the city should obtain a court order to abate the nuisance by the
method of the city's choosing and add the expense of the abatement to their property
taxes.
Administrator Kueffner reported that on Wednesday the Building Official and a Deputy
will tour the areas within the city where complaints have been received and if warranted
will be cited. The Council requested a review be given at the November 16, 1993
meeting under Unfinished Business.
B. Update from Washington County on Methane at Landfill
Mary McGlouthin, Public Health Director for Washington County, gave a presentation
on present projects and future considerations of the county in dealing with the methane
gas produced by the decomposing waste. A fact sheet on the investigation of the site
prepared by the Environmental Protection Agency was provided. An "active barrier
extraction vent system" will be installed primarily on the west boundary of the landfill.
The cost to the county will be approximately $279,000 and the system will be operating
in December. McGlouthin said the county has spent approximately $4 million on landfill
contamination containment measures.
6. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
A. County Road 10 Bike Path
Since the Council has not approved the bike/pedestrian trail plan submitted by the Lake
Elmo Trail Task Team and the only approved plan for which a cost is known is for
County Road 10 bike trail, the following motion was made:
M/S/C Mottaz/Johnson - to direct the City Administrator to apply for a grant application
for County Road 10 Street Bike Trail and to table discussion on the bike/pedestrian trail
plan until the November 16, 1993 council meeting. (Motion carried 5-0).
Steve DeLapp submitted a revised segment trail plan dated November 1, 1993.
B. Municipal Board
The Council received Section 414.01 Creation of the Minnesota Municipal Board from
the State Statutes,
M/S/C Conlin/John - to table this item until the Council can review the legislative
position just received from the League of Minnesota Cities. (Motion carried 5-0).
LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES NOVEMBER 2, 1993
7. PLANNING/LAND USE & ZONING:
A. Resolution No. 93-73:Minor Subdivision for Janet Morgan/Mike Henning
M/S/C Mottaz/John - to adopt Resolution No. 93-73 based on the Planning
Commission's recommendation to grant a minor subdivision to Janet Morgan/Mike
Henning with the attached additional conditions: Condition 4. In keeping with the intent
of allowing a stack lot, there be no further subdivision of Parcel B until such time as
there is improved public access available for Parcel A; Condition 5: The, city only
maintains roads that are improved to City Standards, therefore it will be the
responsibility of Mr. Henning to plow and perform any other maintenance needed on
the unimproved right-of-way that will access this property. (Motion carried 5-0).
B. Resolution No. 93-74:Minor Subdivision for Jack Hobbs
Councilman Mottaz spoke to the Building Official who said, regardless of a permit from
the State to change the access, in order to do major excavating such as this separate
from a construction project a city permit is required. This work has been done before
council approval of the minor subdivision. Mr. Gould has constructed an addition to his
building contrary to city regulations. Attorney Filla suggested asking Mr. Gould what his
position on compliance with the city regulations or the council can approve this minor
subdivision subject to compliance with the city's regulations. Mr. Gould has taken his
business from the east side of Lake Elmo Avenue to the west side of Lake Elmo
Avenue.
M/S/C John/Mottaz - to table until the next Council meeting or until such time Mr. Hobbs
and Mr. Gould can appear before the council to explain their proposal for their property
and their intention in relation to building construction. (Motion carried 5-0),
8. CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT:
A. Request for Street Light by Guardian Angels Church
At the last council meeting a request was brought forward by councilman Mottaz from
Guardian Angels Church for the possible installation of a street light at a corner of
Guardian Angels Drive and 4th Street. Bohrer contacted NSP and there`is a pole that
is suitable on the southwest corner of that intersection for installation of a street light,
However, the power is not of the correct voltage. NSP would have to install a
transformer at that location at an estimate of $1700-$1800.
M/S/C Mottaz/Johnson - that the city write a letter John Riehle, Guardian Angels
Church, to see if they will select to go forward and assume the cost of the installation of
a transformer at a cost between $1700-$1800. (Motion carried 5-0).
LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES NOVEMEER 2, 1993
B. Partial Payment #3 MSA
Bohrer updated the council that he had met with Mr. Jungmann, 9404 Lake Jane Trail,
and resolved his two issues of concern. The brick pillars were tipped prior to beginning
of any construction and the pre -construction photographs bare that out. Instead of
installing the typical "T" arm, NSP would install the right angle arm pole so the wires
can stay where they are today.
M/S/C Johnston/Conlin - to approve Partial Payment #3 to Tower Asphalt for work
primarily for gravel base and excavation in the amount of $139,520.55 for 1993 MSA
Improvements. (Motion carried 5-0).
C. Partial Payment #2:1993 Bituminous Overlays
M/S/C Johnson/John - to approve Partial
Contracting in the amount of $99,052.91
(Motion carried 5-0).
D. Update of Rolling Hills
Payment #2 to Bituminous Consulting and
or 1993 Bituminous Patch and Overlay.
Larry Bohrer presented his letter to Charles Nelson, dated November 1, 1993, stating
violations that occurred and the road is not acceptable to the city. It was discovered
last week they were paving the road without any prior notification to TKDA, without
performing the necessary test and without having an inspector on the job. As noted on
Page 6 of the Developer's Agreement, the City will not provide snowplowing on this
street this winter. Rolling Hills letter of credit expires July 23, 1994. Attorney Filla
suggested the Council consider not issuing additional building permits and notify the
bank that Nelson Properties has not complied with conditions of their developer's
agreement and the council will be requiring the bank submit the amount of letter of
credit to the city as security.
M/S/C Conlin/Mottaz - to instruct the city attorney to write a letter to Charles Nelson,
Nelson Properties, stating in strong terms the city's position regarding violations in
construction of roads in Rolling Hills. (Motion carried 5-0).
9. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT: None
10. CITY COUNCIL REPORTS:
Council member Conlin shared information from George Rouse, Cable Commission.
Council member Mottaz had talked to Barb Sennes, Met Council, about the application
for amendment to the comp plan on the FLU Map and understands the amendment
was sent back to the City. Administrator Kueffner reported they had concern about
access onto Hwy 36 from the Mottaz property.
LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES NOVEMBER 2, 1993
11. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT:
A. Resignation of Mike Black from McCombs, Frank & Roos .
The Council had no objection to this selection process, but when the candidates have
been selected, the entire council should be involved in the final selection.
M/S/C Mottaz/Johnson - to send a letter of appreciation to Mike Black and to direct the
Administrator, Mayor and Planning Commission Chair to proceed with interviewing
Blair Tremere and bring back a recommendation to the November 16 city council
meeting. (Motion carried 5-0).
B. Resignation of Parks Commission Member, Tony Collette
M/S/C Johnston/Johnson - to accept the resignation letter from Tony Collette from the
Parks Commission and send him a letter thanking him for his service on the
commission, to appoint First Alternate, Kevin Heichel to serve out the term of Tony
Collette, to move Second Alternate, Karen Leach to First Alternate and to advertise the
vacancy in the next city newsletter. (Motion carried 5-0).
C. Article on Woodbury Water Problems
The Council read the October 30,1993 Star Tribune article on HOUSES, TREES ARE
LOST TO RUNOFF IN WOODBURY, CITY HAD PLANNED TO CREATE LAKE, BUT
NOT THIS SOON.
M/S/C Conlin/Mottaz - to adjourn the council meeting at 10:45 p.m. (Motion carried 5-
0).
Resolution No. 93-73 Minor Subdivision for Janet Morgan/Mike Henning
TOLKING. DUV. ANDERSONTKDA
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AND ASSOCIATES, INCORPORATED
ENGINEERS • ARCHITECTS • PLANNERS
1500 PIPER JAFFRAY PLAZA
444 CEDAR STREET
SAINT PAUI. MINNESOTA 55101.21a
PHONE181220244400 FAXIMM02.0003
November 1, 1993
Mr. Charles R. Nelson
Nelson Properties, Inc.
6579 North Shore Trail
Forest Lake, Minnesota 55025
Re: Rolling Hills
Lake Elmo, Minnesota
Commission No. 9150
Dear Mr. Nelson:
The purpose of this letter is to update you on the City's position regarding Rolling Hills
Subdivision.
During the summer, your contractor, Forest Lake Contracting, had considerable difficulty getting
the subgrade to pass a roll test. In fact, a passing roll test of the subgrade was never performed.
Despite the soft subgrade, your contractor proceeded to gravel the street. From the time the
gravel was placed until it was paved, we observed numerous areas where rutting was occurring in
the gravel.
On October 28, 1993, with no prior notification to the City by you, your engineer, or your
contractors, we happened upon Tower Asphalt paving the base course. At the time of the paving,
we had not received any subgrade or gravel compaction tests, gravel gradation tests, or witnessed
a stringiining of the road.
While observing some of the paving, we noted that the asphalt trucks were sinking into the gravel
and pumping up the subgrade. Forest Lake Contracting was on site operating a roller to help
straighten up the gravel after the trucks tore it up. Also, there was no inspector present. It is
obvious by driving the street, that a poor job of paving was done.
Considering all the events that have taken place, we have no choice but to not accept the base
course on this street. We expect the full cooperation of your engineer and contractors in helping
us determine what type of remedial action will be performed so that the City can accept this
street. The earliest you may expect to pave wear course would be next summer. Wear course
paving shall not take place on this project until written approval is given by the City.
Mr. Charles R. Nelson
November 1, 1993
Page 2
As noted on Page 6 of your developer's agreement, the City will not provide snowplowing on
this street this winter. The City will evaluate whether additional building pernuts will be issued
prior to the final paving taking place.
Sincerely,
Thomas D. Prew, P.E.
TDP: j
cc: City of Lake Elmo
John Oliver and Associates (Terry Herman)
Forest Lake Contracting
Tower Asphalt,
Jerry Filla
`°N��� Fact Sheet
For Public Availability Session
'ism mote September 16, 1993
Washington County Government Center - Board Room
Methane Gas
Washington County Sanitary Landfill No. 1
SUMMARY Methane gas at landfills is produced by decomposing waste. The gas can travel underground and
enter homes and businesses where it can accumulate to explosive levels. In 1992, after 14 years of monitoring,
the closed Washington County Sanitary Landfill site in Lake Elmo, Minnesota was found to contain methane
levels requiring attention. Ramsey and Washington Counties began studies in 1992 that will result in the
construction of a methane gas extraction system during the autumn of 1993.
WHAT IS THE EPA ORDER? The Counties stepped up their monitoring program at their own initiative. when
higher methane levels were first found in 1992 and later to comply with an order issued by the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency on February 17, 1993. This Order requires the Counties to implement gas
treatment and monitoring activities to satisfy EPA standards for on -site structures and at the property boundary.
( )W HAS THE INVESTIGATION UNFOLDED?
1. Using five monitoring vents, located on the site
perimeter, the Counties have monitored the landfill
for methane gas on a quarterly basis since 1978.
Until 1992, the monitoring never consistently found
methane and levels were never found above EPA
standards.
2. In September 1992, the Minnesota Pollution Control
Agency (MPCA) detected methane in surface soils
at the site. The Counties conducted a "soil -gas"
survey to look for methane in the soil. They found
methane above EPA standards along the western
boundary near Lake Elmo's Fire Station No. 2.
3. In January and March of 1993, the Counties installed
six sets of nested monitoring vents along the
landfill's western boundary. Monitoring confirmed
that methane gas was migrating off -site.
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In addition, homes near the landfill were surveyed for methane in February and weekly between March
and July 1993. Explosive levels of gas have not been found.
5. The Counties performed another soil -gas survey in May 1993 at 28 locations in and around the landfill.
The two soil -gas surveys combined indicate high concentrations of methane in these areas:
• primarily along the landfill's west and northwest boundary
• beneath several properties west of Jamaca Avenue
No methane or only trace amounts were found in the shallow soils in the residential area northwest of
the landfill; along the landfill's southern and eastern boundaries; and at all other locations surveyed off -
site.
6. Based on the soil -gas survey and discussions with the EPA, MPCA, and Minnesota Department of
Health, the Counties installed continuous methane monitors in six homes and the Lake Elmo
Maintenance Building in July 1993; these are in addition to the fire station monitor. No methane alarms
have been activated at any of the sites.
WHAT'S THE SOLUTION? With the help of an engineering consulting firm, the Counties did a feasibility
study to find the best approach to correct the methane gas problem; the study considered site conditions such
as geology, existing research, and EPA's requirements. The recommended solution is an "active barrier
extraction vent system." A pilot study --among the first of its kind in the country --confirmed that the system
would satisfy the EPA and protect off -site homes and buildings. Construction of the system is scheduled to
begin October 4 and end November 30, 1993, with operation beginning soon after.
HOW DOES THE SYSTEM WORK? Fourteen extraction vents are being installed on the edge of the landfill
(primarily at the western boundary) to capture methane migrating toward homes and municipal buildings. Thes '
vents are made by drilling holes 12 inches in diameter and an average of 40 feet deep and installing a screeZ,
pipe in the holes. At the surface the vents will be connected with a piping system leading to a small building;
inside are blowers which draw landfill gas from the soil through the piping system. The collected gas will then
be discharged at the surface.near the center of the landfill.
WHAT WILL BE THE RESULT? During startup, contaminant concentrations in the gas will be determined
and flow rates will be balanced to optimize performance of the system. Methane gas levels in the monitoring
vents will be evaluated regularly to ensure that EPA standards are met on -site and at the site boundary. This
information will also be used to assure that. the gas discharged from the system meets all state and federal air
quality standards and poses no health risk. Although landfill gas usually has an odor, it is expected to be
unnoticeable beyond the discharge area. The real danger with methane gas is when it concentrates and builds
up to explosive levels, so dispersing the gas in the open air poses minimal risk. It is important to note that no
additional landfill gas will be collected and discharged to the air than occurred naturally; the central difference
is that, instead of allowing the gas to potentially enter buildings and pose a threat, the system is collecting that
gas and discharging it at the landfill itself.
For more information, please contact Eric Magee at 430-6686 for the Counties or Larry
Schmitt (3121353-6565) or Derrick Kimbrough (3121886-9749) for the U.S. EPA.
If you need assistance due to disability or language barrier,please call 430-6655 (TOO 439-3220).
Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action
NOVEMBER 2, 1993 LA);YE EL140 CITY C0U14CIL 1I'ETINB
List of Claims for Approval
�or the period 10/29/93 to 11/02193
10129/93
CLAIN
TOTAL
ACCOUNT
ACCOUNT
TO WHOM PAID
FOR WHAT PURPOSE
DATE
NUMBER
CLAIM
NUMBER
AMOUNT
POTT, FRAN
CIVIL DEFENSE EXPENSE
11/02193
2076
63.54
100-41300-209
63.54
DAVID BOUTHILET
9/21,10/5 6 10119 CABLE RTOS
11102193
2077
114.00
100-41300-331
104.10
LEAGUE OF MN CITIES
NOVEMBER INSURANCE PREMIUM
11/02/93
2078
3,315.36
100-41560-131
1,932,33
100-42400-130
418.11
190-43108-130
964.92
MINN. BENEFIT ASSN.
NOVEMBER INSURANCE PREMIUM
11102/93
2079
582.30
100-41500-130
72.12
110-43100-136
510.18
ALLIED GROUP INSURANCE TRUST
NOVEMBER INSURANCE PREMIUM
11/02/93
2080
61.77
100-41500-130
28.66
100-42410-134
14.10
100-g3100-130
19.01
T A R TRADERS, LTD.
OFFICE SUPPLIES
11102/93
2081
47.93
111-41501-200
47.93
O.C. HEY CO.
COPY MACHINE MAINT
11102193
2082
305.00
100-41501-200
305.00
ST PAUL PIONEER PRESS
1 YR SUBSCRIPTION
11/02193
2083
69.32
100-41510-200
69.32
STILLWATER GAZETTE
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
11/62/93
2984
219.80
100-41510-351
219.10
GENERAL OFFICE PRODUCTS
OFFICE SUPPLIES
11'02J93
2085
307.44
100-41500-200
307.44
A T 6 T
OFFICE TELEPHONE MAINT
11102/93
2086
69,96
100-41500-320
$9.96
U. S. WEST
OCTOBER TELEPHONE
11/02193
2087
427.64
180-41500-320
225.48
100-42200-320
$9,45
100-43100-320
54.55
100-45200-320
58.06
NORTHERN 'STATES POWER CO
OCTOBER POWER
11/02/93
2088
1,851.13
100-41500-386
186.10
160-42201-380
184.63
100-43100-380
173.94
100-43160-388
844.25
100-45204-380
119.89
601-49400-388
322.50
602-49450-380
19.82
MICHAEL SMITH
OCTOBER ANIMAL CONTROL
11102/93
2189
725.00
100-42700-110
726.00
CELLULAR ONE
FIRE DEPT CELLULAR
11102J93
2090
18.92
101-42208-320
10.92
CHARMING L BETE CO INC _
FIRE PREVENTION HANDOUTS
11102/93
2091
651.60
110-42208-431
651.00
yHARDINI-FIR-E EQ-0-IPMENi-G0.
FI-RE DEPT SUPPLIES ---- --
11102/93
2092
49.02
100-42200-217
49.02
LAKE ELMO FIRE DEPARTMENT
FIRE DEPT BLDG MAINT
11(02193
2693
186,32
150-42209-491
186.32
MN DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
FIRE DEPT SUPPLIES UPGRADE
11/02/93
2094
824.31
100-42200-550
824.31
METRO FIRE
FIRE DEPT SUPPLIES UPGRADE
11102/93
2095
1,272.68
100-42280-550
1,272.68
ASTLEFORD EQUIPMENT CO.
FIRE DEPT TRUCK REPAIR
11/82/93
2096
132.13
100-42200-220
132.13
MR STATE FIRE OEPT.ASSN.
FIRE DEPT DUES
11/02/93
2897
120.08
100-42280-433
120.00
ROSEVILLE RADIO
FIRE DEPT RADIO SERVICE
11/02/93
2698
49,48
100-42200-323
49.48
JAMES SACHS
STATE FIRE CHIEFS CONFERENCE
11/02/93
2099
290.08
100-42200-207
29@.08
RICHARD SACHS
STATE FIRE CHIEFS CONFERENCE
11/02193
2100
329.76
108-42200-207
329.76
VERN'S OTC AUTO PARTS
FIRE,NAINT 6 PARKS EQUIP REPAIR
11/02/93
2101
100.82
100-42200-220
42.48
108-43109-221
53.46
100-45280-220
4.88
YOCUM OIL CO
MAINT DEPT-HYO TRANS.OIL
11102/93
2102
28.99
100-43100-212
28.99
TRUCK UTILITIES
MAINT DEPT EQUIP REPAIR
11102/93
2103
46.86
109-43100-221
46.86
BRYAN ROCK PRODUCTS
MAINT DEPT LIMEROCK
11/02193
2104
36.48
100-43101-228
36.48
WASHINGTON COUNTY TREAS,
MAINT-SIGNS 6 GRADING ROADS
11/02/93
2105
4@6.60
100-43100-408
374.65
101-43100-226
31.95
( IATCH SALES CO.
MAINT SHOP SUPPLIES
11/02/93
2106
251.03
160-43100-223
251.03
ENKL F. AMDERSEN, INC.
MAINT DEPT STREET SIGNS
11/02193
2107
118.85
100-43100-226
118.35
FLAIL -MASTER
MAINT DEPT-MOWER SLADE REPLACEMENT
11/82193
2108
141.06
100-43100-224
141.16
CLEVELAND COTTON PRODUCTS
MAINT DEPT-SHOP SUPPLIES
11/02193
2109
157.17
100-43100-223
157.17
ELMER'S REPAIR
PARKS DEPT -WEED THINNER REPAIR
11102193
2110
136.00
100-45200-220
136,00
CARDOZO, TED N.
SUNFISH LAKE PARK MAINTENANCE
11/02/93
2111
74.99
104-45200-219
74.99
(over)
List of Claims for Approval
For the period 10129/93
to 11/02/93
10/29193
e
CLAIM
TOTAL
ACCOUNT
ACCOUNT
TO WHOM PAID
FOR WHAT PURPOSE
DATE
NUMBER
CLAIM
NUMBER
AMOUNT
MN RECREATION R PARK ASSN
PARKS DEPT—MEMBERSHIP DUES
11102193
2112
76.08
160-45200-219
75.08
BRAUN INTERTEC CORPORATION
NSA FUND EXPENSE
11(02193
2113
240.00
402-41936-300
240.08
lo
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r
TOTAL FOR MONTH
13,868.84
13,868.04
Since we do not have time to discuss every point presented, it
may seem that decisions are preconceived. However, background
information is provided for the City Council on each agenda item in
advance from City Staff and appointed Commissions; and decisions are
based on this information and past experiences. In addition, some
items may also have been discussed at previous Council meetings.
If you are aware of information that hasn't been discussed,
please fill out a "Request to Appear Before the City Council" slip;
or, if you came late, raise your hand to be recognized. Comments that
a"re pertinent are appreciated. Items requiring excessive time may be
continued to another meeting.
LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING
AGENDA
NOVEMBER 2, 1993
4:30 p.m. Executive Session Convenes: Update from Attorney on Olson Lakes Estate
Development
6:00 p.m. Executive Session Adjourns
8:00 p.m. Regular Meeting Convenes
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Agenda
3. MINUTES: October 19, 1993
4. CLAIMS
8:15 p.m. 5. PUBLIC INFORMATIONAL:
A. Public Inquiries
B. Update from Washington County on Methane at Landfill
6. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
A. County Road 10 Bike Path
B. Municipal Board
(over)
LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL AGENDA NOVEMBER 2, 1993 2
7. PLANNING/LAND USE & ZONING:
A. Resolution No. 93-73: Minor Subdivision
Janet Morgan/Mike Henning
B. Resolution No. 93-74:Minor Subdivision
Jack Hobbs
C. Other
8. CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT:
A. Request for Street Light:Guardian Angels Church
B. Partial Payment #3 MSA ($140,931.30)
C. Partial Payment #2:1993 Bituminous Overlays ($99,052,92)
D. Other
9. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT:
10. CITY COUNCIL REPORTS:
A.
Mayor John
B.
Council member Conlin
C.
Johnson
D.
Johnston
E.
Mottaz
11. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT:
A. Resignation of Mike Black from McCombs, Frank & Roos
B. Resignation of Parks Commission Member, Tony Collette
C. Other
12. Adjourn