HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000049_pg022January 22, 1979 Page 2
ITEM D. Approve the January 22, 1979 bills for payment.
ITEM E. Approve the following licenses:
GENERAL CONTRACTORS - new - expire 6/30/79
Olympia Construction Co. Inc.
2709 - 79th Avenue N.
Harold Sundquist
4150 Otter Lake Road
ITEM F. Receive the December, 1978 activity reports of the City
Attorney, Fire, Police and Nuisance Abatement departments.
Mayor McCarty read a portion of the letter of January 8, 1979 from Com-
stock and Davis regarding reapportioning special assessments for four
major subdivisions in the City. Official Rose explained that the project
had been set to go and included a cul -de -sac, but due to the high bids
received, the City declined to accept them.
Councilmember Ziebarth pointed out that Comstock and Davis has indicated
the City may want to reconsider the issue.
Attorney Meyers stated that public improvements can be assessed if they
can prove benefit as defined by law. Attorney Meyers suggested that the
City ask Comstock and Davis for more information before pursuing the issue.
MSP (McCarty - Ziebarth) to delay action on Item B of the consent agenda
dated January 22, 1979. 5 ayes
Mayor McCarty recessed the regular meeting and opened the public hearing.
WOODLAWN DRIVE HOUSE NUMBERING - PUBLIC HEARING
Acting Administrator Anderson reported that following the January 17 infor-
mational meeting, the City had received two more phone calls from residents
of the area requesting that their house numbers remain the same. Acting
Administrator Anderson presented the new concept plan drawn up by Staff,
referring to it as plan #5.
Mrs. Fraser stated that she had not been able to attend the January 17 meet-
ing as she had been out of town for the past three weeks. She added that
she would like her address to remain 7652 as she and her husband run a
business out of their home and have letterhead and business cards printed
with their address.
Pat Delaney stated he was the owner of the building at 7666 Woodlawn, which
is an eight plex, and that his tenants would like their numbers to remain
the same.
Mrs. Fraser stated that her landlord, Harlan Severt, had asked her to speak
for him and that he also would like the numbers to remain the same.