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Mounds View City Council December 12, 2005 Regular Meeting Page 13 1 Councilmember Gunn concurred and stated she would also like more information. 2 3 Director Ericson stated the City can request a continuance beyond January 6, 2006 so the Council 4 has time to address the issues. 5 6 City Attorney Riggs explained that whether there is a written lease or not, Mr. Bteibet has a lease 7 so the citation is in order. He agreed the Council could receive additional information and 8 request the Court continue that matter to another date. 9 10 Mayor Marty asked staff to make that request of the court. 11 12 Mayor Marty stated he stopped by the station to ask why the grass was not being mowed but Mr. 13 Bteibet was not at the station. He asked Mr. Bteibet to meet with staff to sort out the issues. 14 15 Ayes-5 Nays-0 Motion carried. 16 17 E. Resolution 6691, Resolution in Support of Blaine Council Acceptance of Bid 18 Package #2 Recommendations for the SBM Fire Station 19 20 Fire Chief Zikmund stated this is a continuation for the Fire Department project best described as 21 the second half of the second bid package that equals about 90% of the total bid package. The 22 contracts were let in October, opened November 28, and evaluated but there was not enough time 23 to interview all the pertinent bidders. Fire Chief Zikmund reviewed the contracts that are 24 included in this bid package for a total amount of $3,313.034. He stated that on January 9, 2006 25 he will return with the second half of Bid Package #2. Then in March and April of 2006 they 26 will be requesting action on the furniture, appliances, etc. 27 28 Fire Chief Zikmund noted the bids came in approximately 4% less than the estimate. A meeting 29 was held on December 1st to evaluate the bids and alternates and two alternates are being 30 included: 1) a bi-fold door upgrade; and, 2) a geothermal system that takes advantage of the 31 earth’s constant heat. Fire Chief Zikmund stated the Spring Lake Park City Council took 32 supportive action. 33 34 Fire Chief Zikmund reported that all footings are in and backfilled, construction will move 35 materials on site, and scaffold will be erected after Christmas with the project being finished in 36 July. 37 38 Mayor Marty stated he is happy to see this come back 4% under the cost estimate, which is not 39 usually the case when you start ordering materials. He stated he sees no problems with this 40 request. 41 42 Councilmember Flaherty stated his agreement. 43 44