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Mounds View City Council August 23, 2004 Regular Meeting Page 12 MOTION/SECOND. Quick/Stigney. To waive the reading and approve the First Reading and 1 Introduction of Ordinance 752, an Ordinance Amending the Zoning Code Relating to Driveway 2 Setbacks. 3 Ayes-5 Nays-0 Motion carried. 4 5 K. Resolution 6335 Awarding a Construction Contract for the Hidden Hollow 6 Street and Utility Installation Project and the Mounds View Manufactured 7 Home Community Second Access Project. 8 9 Council Member Stigney asked if the developer would pay this fee back to the city. 10 11 Public Works Director Lee stated that the city would be assessing the developer for these fees. 12 13 MOTION/SECOND. Marty/Gunn. To waive the reading and adopt Resolution 6335 Awarding a 14 Construction Contract for the Hidden Hollow Street and Utility Installation Project and the 15 Mounds View Manufactured Home Community Second Access Project. 16 17 Ayes-5 Nays-0 Motion carried. 18 19 L. Resolution 6331 Approving a Contract Award to Manage the Mounds View 20 Banquet Center beginning January 1, 2005. 21 22 Economic Development Coordinator Backman stated that background checks had been 23 completed, and that there were no discrepancies or areas of concern. He stated that staff 24 recommends that the City Council adopt Resolution 6331, approving the selection of Canyon 25 Grill as manager of the Mounds View Banquet Center beginning January 1, 2005, and to 26 authorize staff to finalize a management, catering, and food services agreement with the Canyon 27 Grill. 28 29 Dave Jahnke, 8420 Eastwood Road, stated he has a problem with why the City is not receiving 30 the money from the Chamber of Commerce separately. 31 32 Mayor Linke stated that the Mermaid had gotten that lessee in there, and it helped to defray the 33 costs to the city. He stated that the Mermaid had put in $10,000 of improvements. 34 35 City Clerk/Administrator Ulrich stated that with the new contract, the lease would be directly to 36 the city, and so the revenue coming from the Chamber would go directly to the City. 37 38 Council Member Marty stated that he hadn’t been able to check references, but he had done some 39 checking, and he didn’t find anything out of order. He stated that he had spoke with Greg Waste, 40 who had missed the cutoff for the bids, and asked the Council if they would consider the 41 possibility of getting re-bids for this project. 42 43 Mayor Linke stated he knew of one other person who would be interested in bidding also. 44 45