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April 11, 1977 Page 2 <br />Acting Mayor Hodges agreed that the situation should be looked <br />into, and Engineer Hubbard stated that last year the City <br />had pumped a great deal of water but they had been able to <br />keep up with the demand. Water restrictions had been discussed <br />previously but Eng. Hubbard does not expect that the City will <br />have any water problem this year or in the future. Also, <br />there are rumors that the Governor may enforce some type of <br />water restriction so it would be best to wait and see what <br />action he takes. <br />Councilmember Baumgartner stated that most cities that had <br />experienced problems had drawn their water supply from the <br />river. Eng. Hubbard stated that the City has seven wells and <br />last year they only drew from four at a time. <br />Admin. Achen stated that he had previously discussed this with <br />the Public Works Superintendent, who feels that action <br />should be taken early. The problem is not a shortage in supply <br />but rather in the mechanical ability to take the water out of <br />the ground and distribute it. Peak usage has been five or <br />six times the normal usage but the peak lasts for only two <br />weeks, and it is not felt that the City should pay for more <br />sophisticated equipment 52 weeks a year when it is only used <br />two weeks a year. <br />APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA <br />MSP (Baumgartner - Ziebarth) to approve the consent agenda <br />as follows: 4 ayes <br />ITEM A. Adopt Resolution Nos. 823 -826 respectively <br />reapportioning special assessments for the <br />following subdivisions: Ed Erickson, minor <br />subdivision of 8265 Spring Lake Road; Duane Maki, <br />minor subdivision of 8340 Spring Lake Road; <br />Rodney Robinson, minor subdivision of 8340 Long <br />Lake Road; Greenwood Terrace major subdivision <br />for Garnet Nelson. <br />ITEM B. Approve the April 11, 1977, bills for payment. <br />ITEM C. Approve the following licenses: <br />HTG & AIR COND. - renewal BLACKTOPPING - renewal <br />Fred Vogt & Co. <br />3260 Gorham Ave. S. <br />St. Louis Park, MN 55426 <br />GARBAGE & RUBBISH COLLECTION <br />Walter's Disposal Service <br />2830 - 101st Ave. N.E. <br />Blaine, MN 55434 <br />Reamers Rubbish Removal <br />7367 No. Shore Trail N. <br />Forest Lake, MN 55025 <br />Carl B. Anderson Blacktopping <br />Box 230 Route B <br />North Branch, MN 55056 <br />- renewals <br />Suburban Pickup Service <br />Box 156 <br />Circle Pines, MN 55014 <br />Woodlake Sanitary Service <br />dba All -State Disposal <br />4000 Hamel Road <br />Hamel, MN 55340 <br />
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