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Mounds View City Council March 22, 1999 <br />Regular Meeting Page 25 <br />Bruce Brazenly, 5127 Long Lake Road, stated as one of the commissioners who had done some <br />work on this matter, he would greatly appreciate this approach, not only for Linder's <br />Greenhouses, but for other vendors as well. He pointed out that this would cut down on City <br />staff time, as well as the time of the volunteer commissioners. He indicated this was a good <br />move in the right direction. <br />Mayor Coughlin stated he would concur, in that he is generally opposed to "red tape." <br />There was no further public input. <br />Mayor Coughlin closed the Public Hearing at 8:55 p.m. <br />Mayor Coughlin requested for official statement, Council Member Stigney renew the motion. <br />MOTION/SECOND: Stigney/Coughlin. To Approve Resolution 5314, Allowing for the <br />Conditional Use Permit for Linder's Greenhouses, in a Form Consistent with Planning <br />Commission Resolution No. 573-99. <br />Ayes - 4 Nays - 0 Motion carried. <br />C. Consideration of Edgewood Drive Realignment and T.H. 10 Signal Project <br />Bid <br />Director of Public Works Ulrich stated staff received five bids for the Edgewood Drive/Trunk <br />Highway 10 signalization project. He indicated the low bidder was W.B. Miller, with a bid price <br />of $463,311.85. He stated Barry Peterson of SEH has provided a detailed analysis of the entire <br />bid packages, and amounts. <br />Director of Public Works Ulrich stated staff recommends that the award be made to W.B. Miller, <br />with a contingency that the plans have not received final approval from MNDot. He stated staff <br />had recently been made aware of the fact that one of the individuals on the MNDot Review <br />Committee has been on vacation for the last three weeks. He explained that staff does not <br />anticipate any major problems, however, all of the members of this committee must put their <br />stamp of approval on this project. <br />Council Member Thomason inquired regarding the time frame for MNDot approval of this <br />matter. <br />Director of Public Works Ulrich stated he would hope to receive approval within the coming <br />week. He indicated this matter was still in the process of review by Final Plans, and the <br />Hydraulic Unit at MNDot. He explained that it has already been through this process once, <br />comments and corrections have been addressed, and this was the final review, therefore, he <br />would assume that the approval would be forwarded very soon. <br />Council Member Marty inquired if there was any further information with regard to obtaining <br />signal lights. <br />Director of Public Works Ulrich stated he did not foresee any problems in this regard. He <br />advised that in many cases, MNDot has specifications for the design of their signals, for <br />