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ounds View City Council ~gular Meeting Page Fourteen February 24, 1992 MOTION/SECOND: Wuori/Blanchard to accept noise barriers in association with the Highway 10 project. 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried 2. Tim Cruikshank, Management Assistant, reviewed staff report number 92-184C regarding the appointment of Jim Hess as Engineering Aide. Cruikshank stated that staff had conducted interviews for the position of Engineering Aide. The successful candidate did not pass the required physical examination. The next candidate in line, Jim Hess, did pass the physical examination. The wages for this position are budgeted solely out of the water and sewer departments. Cruikshank further stated that Mr. Hess would begin on February 25, 1992 at $11.25 per hour. MOTION/SECOND: Quick/Wuori to adopt Resolution No. 4191 Appointing Jim Hess as Engineering Aide 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried 3. Ric Minetor, Director of Public Works reviewed the easement acquisitions for the Long Lake Road reconstruction project. • There are many hours involved in obtaining these easements and, therefore, it is recommended that we contract out the obtaining. of the easements. Minetor met with two firms, namely Evergreen and North Star. Evergreens cost was $45,000 compared to North Star's cost of $32,000. Minetor stated their was a difference in hours spent and that is essentially what the City would be paying for. Minetor further stated that Evergreen has been in business 20 years while North Star has been in business only 2 years. Evergreen has been used with good. reference by the cities of Blaine, Roseville, Woodbury and Brooklyn Center for MSA acquisitions. Costs would be charged to 100-4270-705 and would be reimbursed by MSA. MOTION/SECOND: Wuori/Quick to authorize Mayor and City Administrator to enter into a contract with Evergreen. 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried 4. Samantha Orduno, City Administrator, stated that the 1992 budget provides for the purchase of an upgraded laser printer for the Administration Department. Due to the heavy volume of word processing, a printer with high capacity features and upgraded .memory is essential. At the present time we have one printer servicing 5 to 6 PCs. This wears out a printer very quickly. Also, with that many persons using the printer the City could be in violation of data practices if private data • information is being processed and then read. The best ratio is one printer to one PC.