HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000042_pg346December 13, 1976 Page 12
Administrator Achen stated that the Council may want to adopt
regulations for mobile homes now and adopt the tie down standards
when a public hearing has been held. He had hoped to make the news
paper reporter aware of this tonight so it could have been published.
Councilmember Shelquist questioned the last paragraph which requires
a building permit. He asked how the value of this type of work
would be determined. Administrator Achen stated that the same
measures of value would be used as for other permits. This would
probably be a minimum permit. Councilnember Shelquist suggested that
the building permit requirement be put in Chapter 59.
Councilmember Baumgartner asked if the City would be putting them-
selves in a liable position by getting involved with requiring a
permit, since the City inspector will have to say if the tie downs
are correct or not. Administrator Achen stated that the same thing
happens when .other permits are taken out. The ordinance would not
be any good if it does not require the work to be inspected.
Attorney Meyers stated that there is liability if the inspector is
negligent in his work.
Councilmember Baumgartner asked how the City would test the tie
downs to see if it will hold. Attorney Meyers stated that the
City does not have to do this. The City would be responsible to
see that the state requirements are followed. This is the ins-)Ictors
job.
MSP (Rowley- Baumgartner) to set a public hearing on January 24, 1977
at B:3r) p.m. for the tie down provision in Chapter 43, with posted
notice in the trailer courts. 5 ayes
Administrator Achen asked what the Council woul d like the staff to
do in way of preparing something about the standards. Councilmember
Baumgartner suggested that someone from the State department attend
the public hearing to answer questions. AdministratorAc "en stated
that the State standards have not been adopted yet.
Councilmember Baumgartner asked if this matter could be held over
until the standards are approved 5y the State.
mayor Pickar suggested that the public hearing be set for lanuar- ?4th,
and the Council can discuss this further on January 1n, when they wi l l know,
more about it.
JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT FOR COOPERATIVE DATA PROCESSING SYSTE"
Admi ni strator Achen explained that thi s agreement wi 11 establish
a joint data processing system which purchases computer time and
services from Ramsey County.