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September 22, 1975
Councilman Baumgartner asked where the money would come from to
fund this.
Mayor Johnson said possibly revenue sharing.
Attorney Meyers said there is no question that the City can spend
money to correct situations it creates but whether or not it can come
out of revenue sharing is another question. He suggested using general
fund.
MSP (Johnson - Pickar) to accept the low bid of Northern Asphalt for
the reconstruction of driveways at 2749 and 2741 Ardan according
to the drawing dated September 3, 1975, and that the payment of the
project be taken out of the general fund as opposed to the revenue
sharing fund. Purpose of the original project undertaken by the
city was to build the curb up to retain water in the street and this
created a hump and it is necessary to build the driveway so that cars
won't get hung up.
Engineer Bearden presented a quotation of $154 to fix the windows
in Well House No. 2. This is a change order in the repair contract.
MSP (Johnson- Baumgartner) to approve change order #1 for the repair
of Well House #2.
Engineer Bearden commented on a proposed change order in Project 1973 -4.
He said it would extend sanitary sewer for 230' to the property adjacent
to 84th Avenue N.E. between Spring Lake Road and Pleasant View Drive. He
said the Project contractor has moved out of the area with the dewatering
equipment. He said the quote was at unit prices of the contract plus
mobilization, $17,042.47 - includes extension of two service lines for
sanitary sewer 230 feet. Two water services costing about $6,892.25.
Councilman Baumgartner asked if someone had requested this extension.
Administrator Achen said it was in accord with Jerry Ackermann's subdivi-
sion request approved by Council at the last meeting. He has written
to Mr. Ackermann concerning the extension of these services but has
received no response to the letter.
Councilman Baumgartner asked if the cost for this extension of services
would be added to 1973 -4 project.
Engineer Bearden said yes.
MSP (Johnson - Shelquist) to table the question of extending services
to Mr. Ackermann's property due to the fact he has not signed the
agreements sent to him and if he so desires it will be extended
at a later time and assessed to the property.
Residents Comments and Requests from the Floor
Mr. Clyde Merilatt, 7225 Knollwood Drive, stated he has a problem
with water ponding in his yard. He said the ditch that drains the
swamp has been filled in.
4 Ayes
4 Ayes