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Page 4 APPROVED <br /> December 15, 1997 <br /> Mounds View City Council <br /> 3. Consideration of Resolution No.5197,Adopting the 1998 Budgets for Funds other than the General <br /> Fund. <br /> Mr.Kessel noted that this Resolution should also be amended to include a reference to the actual budget <br /> documents. <br /> MOTION/SECOND: Quick/Koopmeiners to approve Resolution No.5197,AS AMENDED,to include a <br /> reference to budget documents. <br /> Mayor McCarty stated he would not support the Resolution as it includes a Street Light fund of$63,803 <br /> on top of a fund balance for 1996 of$58,371. At the end of 1998,there will be$122,174 in the Street Lighting <br /> fund. The expected expenditures for this fund for 1998 are only$7,200. He does not feel the City should <br /> collect money from the residents and not deliver on the services. In order to obtain his support of this <br /> resolution,he would request that the Street Lighting appropriations of$63,803 be struck and to delete those <br /> fees from the utility bills of the residents of Mounds View in 1998 and to use the existing fund balance for any <br /> construction in 1998. <br /> MOTION by McCarty to strike the Street Lighting appropriations of$63,803 and to delete those funds from <br /> the utility bills of the residents of Mounds View in 1998 and to use the existing fund balance for any <br /> construction in 1998. <br /> MOTION FAILS FOR LACK OF SECOND. <br /> Council member Quick stated he feels there is adequate time to review this. Mr.Kessel gave a brief summary <br /> of the fund balance and budget appropriations. He noted that he considered decreasing the street lighting fee <br /> by 10%which would result in a savings of approximately$.25/quarter per household,however it would likely <br /> require an increase in three to four years. <br /> VOTE ON ORIGINAL MOTION: <br /> 3 ayes 1 nay(McCarty) Motion Carried <br /> 4. Consideration of Approval of Design Development Documents for construction of the Community <br /> Center,Phase IL <br /> Ms. Cathy Bennett,Economic Development Director,explained that the design development documents were <br /> delivered to the Council last week for review and Mr.Dean Olson of WAI Continuum was in attendance to <br /> present updated renderings of the interior and exterior of the building and provide samples of the brick and <br /> proposed colors. If the documents are approved,the final plans and specifications can be prepared for the <br /> competitive bid process in January and February. The final plans and specifications will come back to the <br /> Council in January prior to the bid process. <br /> Mr.Dean Olson of WAI Continuum noted that the total estimated project cost is$4,000,000 with$900,000 <br /> spent in Phase I,and the remaining$3.1 million budgeted for Phase II of the project. Mr. Olson noted there <br /> are two possible additions to that cost-the re-roof of the building at an estimated cost of$105,000 and a <br /> heated sidewalk estimated at$25,000(depending upon the extent of work in the entryway). At this time, <br /> Flannery Construction is getting price quotations for the project so that they can review and compare those with <br /> the estimated costs to be sure that they are on budget. <br />
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