HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000051_pg175CONSENT AGENDA
August 13, 1979
The consent agenda is a technique designed to expedite handling of routine
and miscellaneous official business of the City Council. The entire agenda
may be adopted by the Council in one motion. The motion for adoption is
non-debatable and must receive unanimous approval. By request of any
individual Council Member, any item can be removed from the consent agenda
and placed upon the regular agenda for debate.
ITEM A: Adopt Resolution #1003 authorizing the transfer of contingency
funds the Park & Recreation Department for appraisal of Silverview
Park land.
ITEM B: Adopt Resolution #1002 authorizing the use of facsimile signatures
for the First State Bank of New Brighton.
ITEM C: Authorize the Mayor and Parks, Recreation & Forestry Director Anderson
to submit a grant of $539,175.00 to H.C.R.5, for the construction
Of seven park shelter buildings with no matching funds required from
the City.
ITEM D: Authorize the release of $500.00 from the Launching Pad escrow fund
and acknowledgment of the completion of the screened fence and
curbing as directed by the City Council.
ITEM E: Adopt Resolution #1004 reapportioning of special assessments for the
1. Auditors number 1314, sewer water and street improvement 1973-4.
ITEM F: Authorize the Mayor to execute the M.H.F.A. Rehabilitation Grant
Program Contracts.
ITEM G: Approve the execution of the contract with Midwest Planning and
Research, Inc. for the update of the City Comprehensive Plan
Totalling $17,500,00'
ITEM H: Adopt Resolution #1005 approving the Amundsen Minor Subdivision
request.
ITEM l: Adopt Resolution #1006 reapportioning of special assessments for
the following:
1. The west 128 feet of the following: Except the south 85 feet
of lot 50, all of lot 49, Knollwood Park Addition, Ramsey County,
Minnesota.