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Mounds View City Council September 26, 2005 <br />Regular Meeting Page 20 <br /> <br />get only a fraction of the value compared to if it remains in place. Staff will present that 1 <br />recommendation to the Council for consideration. 2 <br /> 3 <br />City Administrator Ulrich stated three items would be reserved with a minimum bid price: the 4 <br />Jacobson Greens Mower, the Toro Sprayer Fertilizer, and Bobcat Skid Loader. Those three 5 <br />items have a substantial value while others on the list are fully or near fully depreciated. The 6 <br />Skid Loader is only one year old and the minimum bid would be $22,000. He noted there has 7 <br />been interest in purchasing the green turf from another golf course and private parties may also 8 <br />be interested. Sand trap sand may also be of interest for purchase. City Administrator Ulrich 9 <br />explained that turf and sand would be sold in lots as is and buyers given ten days to pick it up. 10 <br />The buildings would be sold on site and with the City Hall being remodeled to include some of 11 <br />the excess equipment and furniture in the auction. 12 <br /> 13 <br />Mayor Marty asked about the Toro Sprayer. 14 <br /> 15 <br />Golf Course Golf Course Manager Burg stated she sent an e-mail to Mr. Ulrich today that 16 <br />included the value of the sprayer. It is now being recommended that the sprayer be transferred to 17 <br />the Parks and Recreation Department. She explained that golf course staff used to do the 18 <br />spraying in the City. The unit was purchased at $7,500 as a demo equipment and used for two 19 <br />seasons. 20 <br /> 21 <br />Mayor Marty stated the Number 9 green sod was partially replaced and cost about $20,000. He 22 <br />stated he talked with Dave Parker who indicated the irrigation system, heads, timers, and clocks, 23 <br />installed, cost $250,000 to $500,000. He asked if the difference can be split with Medtronic so 24 <br />the City gets at least $125,000 for it. He noted that would be more than if the system were 25 <br />removed and sold. 26 <br /> 27 <br />Golf Course Manager Burg stated the irrigation system is definitely more valuable if sold 28 <br />installed. She advised that calls have been received for the parts, noting the heads cost $100 each 29 <br />and there are probably 10 heads per hole. 30 <br /> 31 <br />Mayor Marty stated if all the heads were transferred to the Public Works for use in City parks, it 32 <br />would probably be worth about $7,000 to buy them used. If buying new heads, it would cost the 33 <br />City about $25,000. 34 <br /> 35 <br />City Administrator Ulrich stated Medtronic is interested in the irrigation system so Staff will try 36 <br />to work out something. 37 <br /> 38 <br />Golf Course Manager Burg noted that installation is worth about one-half of the cost. 39 <br /> 40 <br />Mr. McCarty stated he knows some people in the golf course business and asked if it is possible 41 <br />to set a minimum bid on the irrigation system, in particular the pump. He suggested the system 42 <br />be put up for the auction both with them taking it out or the buyer taking it out. Mr. McCarty 43 <br />noted that two come-alongs will be transferred to the Parks and Recreation Department at $10 44 <br />each, which is not enough. He stated he would offer $50 for them. 45
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