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Mounds View City Council August 22, 1983 <br />Regular Meeting Page Five <br />----------------------------------------------------------------------- <br />,.w Director Johnson reviewed his memo of August 22 <br />15. Consideration <br />to the Council, concerning the 1983 sealcoat and <br />of Staff Memo <br />street repairs. He presented an overhead map <br />Regarding 1983 <br />of the City, showing the streets scheduled for <br />Sealcoat Pro - <br />repair, and options available. <br />ject and Autho- <br />rization to <br />Motion/Second.: Doty/Ilankner to authorize the <br />Advertise for <br />Director of Public works/Community Development to <br />Bids <br />let the bids for the seal coat program, with the <br />opening to be September 8, and including Longview <br />Road between Woodcrest and County Road H, and Red <br />Oak Drive between County Road H2 and County Road <br />11, as alternative possibilities for seal coating. <br />Funds are identified in the budget for 1983. Also, <br />Staff is authorized to complete by force account <br />with department personnel or by negotiated prices <br />with contractors the minor street re airs within <br />the project area up to a maximum of 15,000. <br />4 ayes 0 nays <br />Motion Carried <br />Director Johnson reviewed his memo of August 22 <br />16. Consideration <br />to the Council concerning a consultant for review <br />of Staff Memo <br />of the Miller Industrial Park wetland data. <br />Regarding Hiring <br />a Consultant to <br />Acting Mayor Blanchard stated she felt a third <br />Review Wetland <br />party was necessary to protect the integrity of <br />Issued Raised <br />the wetland ordinance. <br />Per Miller <br />Industrial Park <br />Motion/Second: Doty/Linke to allow Staff to <br />Proposal <br />proceed with a working agreement with Braun <br />Engineering Testing, and develop a working <br />contract to have them study and review the existing <br />field data, supplement field data as necessary, <br />analyze existing soil and vegatative materials as <br />they relate to the wetland areas, analyze ground <br />water hydrologic conditions, establish or assess <br />near and long term impacts on site wetland charac- <br />teristics due to variances in hydrologic cycles and <br />existing man-made features, and recommend to the <br />City what, if any, changes can be considered <br />to the area regulated by the wetland ordinance, in <br />conjunction with the Miller Industrial Park, with the <br />cost not to exceed $5,000, with the funds to come <br />from the SWM fund. <br />3 ayes 1 nay <br />Motion Carried <br />Councilmember Hankner stated she had voted against <br />the motion as she felt that spending the money for <br />a consulting engineering firm may not be the best <br />use of the money when there are State professionals <br />available to the City to use, <br />