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Mounds View City Council November 13, 1990 Regular Meeting Page Two 111 Motion/Second: Quick/Wuori to approve the consent 5. Approval of agenda, as presented, and waive the reading of the Consent resolutions. Agenda 4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried Public Works Foreman Ulrich reviewed the requirement 6. Consideration for the City to remove the oldest underground fuel of Staff Memo tank by 1991, as well as Staff ' s recommendation to Regarding Fuel remove an unleaded fuel tank at the same time, as it Tank Removal must be updated or removed by 1992. He reviewed the bids received, recommending the low bid of Ceres. Motion/Second: Wuori/Blanchard to award the bid to Ceres for the removal of both two thousand gallon underground fuel storage tanks for $2,387.00 with ten percent contingency of $238 . 00, for a total of $2, 625. 00 to be charged to account 100-4260-703 . 4 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried Mayor Hankner closed the regular meeting and opened 7 . Public Hearing• the first public hearing at 7 : 09 PM. Consideration of Wetland Planning Technician Harrington reviewed the request Alteration of Everest Development, representing Tyson Trucking, Permit by for a wetland alteration permit for Phase III of the Tyson Trucking, proposed Tyson Trucking warehouse expansion located 4825 Mustang at 4825 Mustang Circle. The proposal was reviewed Circle by the Council at an agenda session, at which time Staff was directed to contact several agencies for their comments or concerns regarding the proposal. Tim Nelson, of Everest Development, reviewed the plans for Phase III of the expansion. He explained the concern raised by the DNR was a misconception based on erroneous labeling on the plan. It has been clarified verbally with the DNR and no permit is required by them. Mr. Nelson explained the Army Corps of Engineers has not reviewed the plan yet, as they are waiting for the City to approve it before they sperri the time and fees necessary with the Army Corps of Engineers_. Ron Peterson, of Westwood Engineering, reviewed the proposal as it relates to the City ordinance. Ken Simons, of the Ramsey County Park and Rec Depart- • ment, stated .they are concerned with the loss of trees and would suggest the Council consider requiring replacement plantings, which would be beneficial to the public who will someday be using the park.