HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000054_pg227MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL Regular Meeting
Page 7 August 11, 1980
Acting Clerk-Administrator Anderson reported
that there will be a branch pickup. He is
recommending that a chipper be rented so the
chipping could take place as the pick up was
made. The CETA people would be doing the work
with a union person running the chipper.
MOTION: McCarty made a motion, seconded by
Hodges toauthorize staff to rent two chippers
for two weeks for a total cost not to exceed
$1800 to be paid from the contingency account.
Ayes-4
Nays-0
16. REPORT OF ADMINI-
STRATOR
THE MOTION WAS CARRIED. (MOTION CARRIES)
Councilmember Forslund suggested the City
contact the insurance carrier forthe City to
make sure the operator of the chipper would be
covered.
-4 way stop, County Road I and Silver Lake Road:
He will follow up onthis.
-Minnesota Cable Communication Board: They are
continuing to meet.
-Met Council-1980/81 Capital Improvement Program:
They are asking for Council input.
-SEH letter of July 18, 1980 regarding the storm
drainage problem occurring near the corner of County
Road J and Knollwood Drive. They are suggesting
a study of the situation in accordance with Section I.B.
of the current Agreement for Engineering Services between
the City of Mounds View and SEH, Inc. Staff will have
this item on the next agenda sessionwith more information.
-League of Minnesota Cities letter of August 4, 1980,
regarding the proposed building project for LMC. They
are asking for contributions from member cities. After
discussion, the Council chose the lump sumcption of $7,000
with a second option of the five year plan (totaling
$9,233.00), Staff will send a letter to LMC with this
information.
Mayor McCarty noted that they are 13 election 17. REPORT OF
judges short for the upcoming elections. COUNCILMEMBERS
Councilmember Forslund asked that copies of the final
approved minutes be distributed to the Council.
Hodges noted a noise organization meeting coming up
this week Thursday.
Ziebarth noted that he will be talking to the Police
Chief about the noise ordinance.