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Mounds View City Council November 27, 2006 <br />Regular Meeting Page 5 <br />• Mayor Marty said that he feels it would be more of an incentive to use it if it is already paid for <br />with a membership over the punch card. <br />MOTION/SECOND: Gunn/Flaherty. To Waive the Reading and Approve Resolution 6971, <br />Approving Purchase of Exercise Equipment for the Community Center. <br />Council Member Stigney said that this brings up the question of whether the City should be in <br />the fitness center business and he does not think so. He then asked the purpose of the community <br />center and said he would like to define the purpose and then define how it will be funded. He <br />further said that the broken equipment should be replaced with the existing budgeted funds and <br />this seems like the City is trying to expand the fitness center and he does not support going for <br />under funded things. <br />Council Member Stigney said that he would like to replace equipment with the budgeted funds <br />and then look at the whole picture of what is going to be done with the Community Center. <br />Council Member Gunn said that they are not increasing equipment and said that this would be to <br />replace existing equipment that does not work. <br />Council Member Stigney said he does not think the City needs to be in the fitness business and <br />should replace the equipment within the $8,500 budgeted. <br />• Council Member Gunn indicated that the equipment cannot be replaced for the money allotted. <br />Mayor Marty said that he does not think that this is a first step toward a fitness center because the <br />first equipment was new but was for home use not commercial use. He then said that the YMCA <br />then donated equipment and now it is time to replace the existing equipment with new <br />commercial equipment. He further said that he sees this as being a small expense that certain <br />individuals can benefit from that cannot afford to join a fitness center. <br />Council Member Flaherty indicated that he is for this expenditure and the City needs something <br />that will stand up to the rigors of use by the residents. <br />Ayes - 3 Nays - 1(Stigney) Motion carried. <br />E. Resolution 6965 Approving Change Order No. 36 for the City Hall <br />Rehabilitation Project <br />Public Works Director Lee explained that Change Order No. 36 is comprised of six ASIs ranging <br />from minor electrical work to relocating sprinkler heads. Staff has reviewed these ASIs and <br />finds them valid except for ASI 106 that pertains to painting and miscellaneous items and Staff <br />has not received valid proof that these are reimbursable expenses to the contractor. He further <br />indicated that Staff recommends approval with the exception of ASI 106. He also noted that <br />• there will be change order No. 37 for heating coils, roof reworking of ceiling panels, electrical <br />work, and any additional signage for adding in lettering for the finance department. <br />