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ENGINEER HUBBARD'S REPORT <br />Engineer Hubbard requested that the Council approve the specifications and solici- <br />tation of bids for the sealcoating project in Mounds View. Engineer Hubbard stated <br />that he had received an estimate of $37,900 for the project and that $40,000 had been <br />budgeted for. <br />MSP (Pickar- Ziebarth) to approve the solicitation of bids for the sealcoating project <br />on July 14 and July 21, with the bid opening to be July 25 at 10:00 AM, and the <br />Council to discuss the bids at the July 25 Council meeting. 4 ayes <br />Engineer Hubbard also requested the Council to approve the water utility study design <br />and solicitation of proposals. Engineer Hubbard reported that the 1977 budget <br />includes $7,500 for a long -range water study. He has collected several water studies <br />from other cities, and after reviewing them, Engineer Hubbard proposed the following <br />objectives for the City of Mounds View's water study: <br />a. To relate present and future land usage to water usage. <br />b. To analyze present and future source and storage requirements. <br />c. To hydraulically analyze the water distribution system to adequate <br />residual pressure. <br />d. To provide a "Master Plan" showing projected future additional water <br />lines and changes necessary to modernize the existing system. <br />e. To analyze present maintenance practices and recommend any changes <br />that may be necessary. <br />f. To develop cost estimates for all proposed changes or additions to the <br />existing system. <br />Engineer Hubbard recommended the City Council authorize the Staff to solicite pro- <br />posals from several consultants, evaluate the proposals, interview the top two or <br />three firms and recommend a consultant to the Council. The selection process would <br />require about five or six weeks. <br />MSP (Baumgartner - Ziebarth) to authorize Staff to solicit proposals for the water <br />study project. 4 ayes <br />Engineer Hubbard also reported that Comstock & Davis is preparing specifications <br />for the project to dehumidify Well No. 1 at City Hall. $14,000 has been budgeted <br />for the project, and since the unit itself runs about $5,000, Engineer Hubbard <br />stated that he did . he_. � ..� e i _ . <br />�..c! �i�C�c wvu!:,� ``" u�iy, i-i fUUiCiii 9Yi -i,ii yvi iiy "v 'vci UUuli a ..;, <br />MSP (Hodges - Ziebarth) to approve the solicitation of bids on July 14 and July 21 <br />for the deh midif1er project, with hid opening tn? he August 1 at 11:n0 AM, with thP <br />Council to consider at the August 8 meeting. 4 ayes <br />COUNCILMEMBER ZIEBARTH'S REPORT <br />Councilmember Ziebarth reported that he was concerned with the water drainage problem <br />on Ardan Avenue and asked Engineer Hubbard if he could come up with some type of <br />proposal and get an estimate of having the area fixed. <br />Engineer Hubbard replied that he had been checking into the possibility of storing <br />the water elsewhere and that he would continue to work on the problem. <br />
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