HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000042_pg315November 8, 1976 Page 5
M Motion by Mayor Pickar to authorize the Mayor to sign the
application and forward it to the proper authorities.
Attorney Meyers asked what would happen if theCity only gets part
of the grant being applied for. Engineer Hubbard stated he did
not think this would be done since the application says there will
be 100% funding. Admin. Achen stated that in case there is some
money left over, they may award it to the constituents without it
being 100% funding.
Attorney Meyers suggested that some additional wording be added to
cover the possibility that we might get partial Lundina.
Councilmember Baumgartner seconded the motion. 5 ayes
Administrator Achen suggested that wording be added to the architect's
agreement that if the City receives only a portion of the Federal
grant for which it has applied, this contract will be subject to
renegotiation of terms.
The Council and Mayor agreed that this will be added to the contract.
MSP (Shelquist- Hodges) to authorize the Mayor to sign the agreement
with the architect for the design of the building. 5 ayes
REVIEW MOBILE HOME TIE DOWN PROPOSAL
Administrator Achen stated that they have requested someone from
the State Department to attend to explain the stage of development
of State regulations on this matter. Administrator Achen stated he
received a letter from Mark Haggerty, the attorney representing
the mobile home park owners. In the letter he noted that the
State Department of Administration's hearings have been continued
and he requests that the Council forego final action on the portion
of the ordinance that makes the tie downs mandatory.
Richard Hauck, representing the Building Code Division of the State,
gave the Council a copy of the proposed rules and regulations. He
explained that the State law does not have a mandatory tie down
provision. The rules spell out the methods of tying homes down
and the support systems.
Attorney Meyers asked what would happen if the City makes tie
downs mandatory and if the State could testify on the City's behalf
if necessary. Mr. Hauck stated that the City should probably state
that the homes have to be tied down in conformance with the State
rules and regulations. If it does not conform with these rules
the State could deal with the problem.
Councilmember Baumgartner asked if the State inspects work done by
contractors in this business. Mr. Hauck stated that the State
registers installers but do not have enough people in the inspection
department to inspect every installation. The State simply registers
the persons doing installation work.
Attorney Meyers asked if the City issues a permit for mobile
homes. Administrator Achen stated that the City does inspect
the blocking system of mobile homes and also inspects new