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Mounds View City Council October 25, 1999 <br /> Regular Meeting Page 23 <br /> the pavement rating, data input, and GIS link to the software, so staff can make the necessary <br /> presentations for the different ratings. He explained that an itemized quote has been provided for <br /> review, which indicates $6,000 for the rating, $1,800 for the data input, and $1,200 to provide <br /> the software link. <br /> Director of Public Works Ulrich stated there is approximately $6,500 remaining in the budget for <br /> the Pavement Management Fund, which is the fund utilized for seal coating, patching and <br /> miscellaneous curb and gutter repair. He explained that earlier in the year, staff recommended, <br /> and the Council approved approximately $25,000 to be spent out of this fund to pay for the path <br /> that was constructed along County Road I. <br /> Director of Public Works Ulrich stated staff has requested the Finance Director to determine if <br /> there are additional funds available to obtain the remaining $2,500 for the pavement survey. He <br /> stated the Finance Director has indicated the trail along County Road I is a very good qualifier <br /> for TIF funds, therefore, if the Council chooses to fund the trail with TIF, there would be <br /> adequate funding available to pay for the survey. <br /> Council Member Stigney inquired if this was TIF interest or actual TIF funds. Director of Public <br /> Works Ulrich stated these would be actual TIF funds. <br /> Council Member Thomason inquired regarding the life span of the pavement surveys. Director <br /> of Public Works Ulrich stated this would depend upon the pavements and the maintenance <br /> schedule. He explained that most cities rate their pavements every two years, or will attempt to <br /> rate a quarter of the city every year, to provide for a two or four-year survey. <br /> Council Member Thomason inquired if the pavement survey would be valid until 2002, and be <br /> an accurate reflection of the road ratings, if it was conducted this year. <br /> Director of Public Works Ulrich stated this was correct. He pointed out that if the survey was to <br /> proceed at this time, it could be completed by the end of November. <br /> MOTION/SECOND: Thomason/Quick. To Approve Staff's Recommendation to Take the Full <br /> Amount of the Trail Funds From TIF, and Utilize $2,500 to Conduct a Pavement Survey. <br /> Council Member Stigney clarified that the pavement survey funds were to come from TIF. <br /> Mayor Coughlin requested clarification of the motion, and inquired if the motioner and seconder <br /> intended the monies for the trail come out of TIF, as well as the funding for the pavement survey. <br /> Council Member Thomason stated this was correct, exactly as recommended on the staff report. <br /> Council Member Quick stated this was his understanding. <br /> Finance Director Kessel advised the TIF funds are to be utilized for social and recreational <br /> purposes, and inquired if the Council desired to take out the entire $27,000, or just $2,500 for the <br /> pavement survey. <br /> Council Member Stigney advised staff was only requesting $2,500 for the pavement survey. <br />