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Mounds View City Council June 12, 2006 Regular Meeting Page 22 • Acting Mayor Stigney stated that he believes the architect, designer, or whomever made the mistake should come back and f x it themselves. Councilmember Gunn replied that the Change Orders refer to other things. Acting Mayor Stigney said that, as he said before, there needs to be an ending point and that the architect should fix things at their cost. Councilmember Gunn asked if Acting Mayor Stigney will vote no on all of them, for example the fire extinguisher. Acting Mayor Stigney replied that with they way they are presented, he would vote against them unless someone wants to separate them out. Acting Mayor Stigney said he did not vote for the last batch of changes either. Councilmember Gunn stated her support to postpone action until the next Council meeting because she believes they need to be brought before a full Council. Acting Mayor Stigney asked if they need three affirmative votes to pass, and Administrator Ulrich said yes. Councilmember Flaherty WITHDREW MOTION to approve and Councilmember Gunn withdrew her second. MOTION/SECOND: FLAHERTY/STIGNEY. To postpone consideration of Resolution 6845, A Resolution Approving Change Orders No. 27 through 30 for the City Hall Rehabilitation • Project until next Council meeting. Ayes - 3 Nays - 0 Motion carried. Q. Resolution 6847 Approving Change Order No. 1 for the Random Park Building Replacement Project Public Works Director Lee said that on May 22"d, Staff presented a proposal to add a sprinkler to Random Park building. He stated that Change Order No. 1 includes the sprinkler system itself a 4-inch water system to support the sprinkler system itself, and cone-inch domestic water service line. Public Works Director Lee stated the quote is now $52,322.55 which is about $8,980 more than was quoted on May 22"d. He stated the original quote did not include restoration of Long Lake Road or traffic control entering the park and making the connection to the 12 inch main on Long Lake Road. Public Works Director Lee said the quote did not include apost-indicator valve which is located on outside of building nor aone-inch service line and the current 3/4-inch. He said it did not include 1 "service line, and that that current 3/4" -inch line would not accommodate the current toilets. He said it makes sense to put in 1' service line. He explained that the original $4,000 fee was negotiated down to $2,500. He stated staff is recommending approval.