HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000045_pg218September 12, 1977
Blacktop Driveway Co.
1543 Payne Ave.
St. Paul, MN
Asphalt - new
Munn Blacktop
6040 Earl Brown Dr.
Brooklyn Center, MN 55430
ITEM D. Appro the
Page 3
Heating & Air Conditioning - new
Pump,& Meter Services, Inc.
(pump & meter installation)
2711 - E. Franklin Ave.
Minneapolis, MN 55406
Minnesota Petroleum Service
(tank installation)
1955 Johnson St. N.E.
'i nneapo] is, MN 55418
z, 19/7, i�ii'_15 for payment.
WATER AND SEWER UTILITY RATES - REDUCE TO THREE BILLING PERIODS IN 1977
Mayor Pickar reported that the proposed resolution would implement the change from
four to three billing cycles in 1977. The rate change would maintain the same
annual charge for water and sewer services but allow billing in three four -month
cycles. This would allow the City's billing process to be caught up by January,
1978. Mayor Pickar explained that the City fell behind in billing when it switched
over to a computerized system.
Councilmernber Ziebarth asked if the timing was set yet for the other two billings.
Administrator Achen replied that they would be mailed the end of November and the
end of January, at which time the City would be caught up.
MSP (Pickar - Rowley) to approve Resolution #856 for the water and sewer utility
rates to be reduced to three billing periods in 1977.
Mayor Pickar recessed the general meeting and opened the public hearing on the
O'Neil Addition preliminary plat.
4 ayes
PUBLIC HEARING ON O'NEIL ADDITION PRELIMINARY PLAT AND REZONING
Mayor Pickar reported that the public hearing was a continuation from the August 22
Council meeting and read the letter received from Short - Elliott- Hendrickson with
their recommendations regarding the development.
Ada Silouc, 2625 Louisa Avenue asked what the various numbers and letters meant
that were included in the letter Mayor Pickar read. Official Rose explained that
EW1 and EW4 were drainage areas laid out in the master plan for the City by
Short- Elliott- Hendrickson and pointed them out on the City map. He also explained
that the area that is presently swamp would be kept swamp.
Jerry Johnson, 2638 Louisa asked what would stop the developer from filling the
swamp in once he started building. Administrator Achen replied that the City
would enter into a development agreement with the developer which would guard
against such occurrences.