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Duane McCarty asked if gas pumps were allowable under B -3. Administrator Achen
replied they would require a conditional use permit, and that they would not
be allowed under B -1.
MSP (Pickar - Ziebarth) to rezone the parcel of property described from B -3 to B -1,
neighborhood commercial district, based on the reports from the Planning Commission,
Midwest Planning and recommendations by City Staff. The Councilmembers are all
familiar with the property and have viewed it.
A rollcall vote was taken: Councilmember Rowley - aye
Councilmember Ziebarth - aye
Councilmember Hodges - aye
Mayor Pickar - aye
8:38 PM Mayor Pickar closed the public hearing and reopened the regular meeting.
4 ayes
GREENFIELD PARK SKATING RINK LIGHTING BID AWARD
Administrator Achen reported that the budget for the project was set at $11,500, with
$3,500 for materials and $8,000 for the rink lights. Administrator Achen presented
the bids received on both portions of the project. The low bids of Siwek Lumber and
Millwork for $3,800 for materials and of Collins Electric of $11,400 for the lights
came in $3,700 over budget, which Administrator Achen reported would have to come
out of the revenue sharing fund.
Park Director Anderson stated that the specs had included moving a light pole from
Greenfield to Edgewood, which had not been budgeted for. He explained that there was
presently no lighted pleasure rink in the southeast corner of the City and that this
light would provide lighting at Edgewood. He also stated that if the bids were relet
for a quartz system, they would most likely come back within budget but explained
that the maintenance costs on the quartz system was much higher.
Mayor Pickar stated that the project had been delayed for quite some time and that he
felt any additional delay would result in additional cost.
MSP (Pickar - Ziebarth) to accept the low bid of Siwek Lumber and Millwork of $3,800
for materials and the low bid of Collins Electric of $11,400 for lighting. The
reason Lake Elmo Hardware is not being considered is because their bid was for lumber
only. The $3,700 over budget is to be paid by the revenue sharing fund. 4 ayes
Councilmember Ziebarth stated that he also felt the cost of the project would not get
any cheaper by waiting.
PROJECT 1978 -4 BID CANCELLATION - MOUNDS VIEW INDUSTRIAL PARK NO. 2 STREET AND
UTILITY EXTENSIONS
Administrator Achen stated that following Council's action at the last meeting con-
cerning the bond sale, he had directed the engineering consultant to cancel the bids
on Project 1978 -4, which was to be financed by the bond sale.
MSP (Ziebarth - Hodges) to cancel the bids for Project 1978 -4. 4 ayes
Bill Doty asked where Project 1978 -4 was located. Administrator Achen replied that
it is Mounds View Industrial Park, with the extension of Mustang Road, and that it
would not have any bearing on the two businesses just approved for the Park as they
front on Old Highway 8.