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Mounds View City Council December 12, 2005 <br />Regular Meeting Page 14 <br /> <br />MOTION/SECOND: Thomas/Flaherty. To waive the reading and adopt Resolution 6691, a 1 <br />Resolution in Support of Blaine Council Acceptance of Bid Package #2 Recommendations for 2 <br />the SBM Fire Station. 3 <br /> 4 <br /> Ayes-5 Nays-0 Motion carried. 5 <br /> 6 <br />F. Resolution 6700 Waiving the Public Improvement Hearing, Holding a Public 7 <br />Information Meeting, Ordering the Project, Approving a Contract to 8 <br />Demolish the Existing Building at Random Park and Authorizing the 9 <br />Preparation of Plans and Specifications for the Random Park Building 10 <br />Replacement Project 11 <br /> 12 <br />Public Works Director Lee stated this project was discussed last week to relocate the former golf 13 <br />course club house to Random Park. At that meeting, there was general consensus to move 14 <br />forward since it will save the City about $100,000 over constructing a new building of a 15 <br />comparable size and replace the building seven years sooner than scheduled in the current CIP. 16 <br />Staff prepared a resolution with the first action being to award the demolition contract. 17 <br /> 18 <br />Public Works Director Lee reported that one quote was received in amount of $12,800, which is 19 <br />close to the engineer’s estimate of $12,000. Staff reviewed the quotes from the Groveland Park 20 <br />building line items of $18,200 and felt this was a good quote. If awarded, Jay Brothers would 21 <br />start as soon as Monday, December 19, and it is estimated that it would take two weeks. They 22 <br />would remove the foundation and handicapped ramp, remove and cap the utilities, private 23 <br />utilities would be disconnected, the site graded off, thermo blankets put in place for two months, 24 <br />and then a separate contractor could do excavation and construction. 25 <br /> 26 <br />Public Works Director Lee discussed the project schedule, which will be very tight. He 27 <br />explained there are four options to move the club house. After discussing the options with 28 <br />moving contractors, staff felt the most feasible option was to move the club house to Random 29 <br />Park and placed it on cribbing which would be fenced. Then a separate contractor would do the 30 <br />foundation and site work, connect utilities, and then lower the building on the foundation. 31 <br /> 32 <br />Public Works Director Lee reviewed the approximate project schedule, noting the project will be 33 <br />back for final specification approval on January 9, and the bid awarded on February 13. The club 34 <br />house will be moved the last week of February, and the project completed in June of 2006. He 35 <br />noted there was discussion at the last meeting about financing the project from TIF, if an eligible 36 <br />expense, and the rest being funded 50/50 between the Park Dedication Account and the Special 37 <br />Project Fund. Based on that, the City would not be required to hold a formal public hearing. 38 <br />Staff recommends the Council waive the formal public hearing but schedule an informal public 39 <br />informational meeting. He advised that staff did notify people living within 500 feet of Random 40 <br />Park as well as frequent users of the building so he would recommend the public be allowed to 41 <br />speak tonight. 42 <br /> 43