HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000055_pg043MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL February 9, 1981
Regular Meeting Page 3
- He reviewed some of the current public
works problems/concerns/accomplishments
BUILDING & ZONING OFFICIAL ROSE:
-He noted housing permit requests were
down 20% from the previous year.
- Inspections of the apartments are continuing
-He assisted the Planning Commission with
their Comprehensive Plan Update.
-The Planning Commission will be reviewing
the Silverview Park development proposal in
the near future.
PARKS, RECREATION & FORESTRY DIRECTOR ANDERSON:
- The hockey rinks will be closing Feb. 22nd.
-He indicated the lack of funds prohibiting
weekend maintenance of the skating rinks.
- He is working on the Silverview Park project
- He would like to discuss the Edgewood swimming
pool with the Council in the future.
POLICE CHIEF GRABOWSKI:
- The civil defense siren on County Road I was
found to be defective - it will be replaced by
March 1st.
- He thanked the Council on behalf of the police
force for authorizing the purchase of protective
vests for the officers.
8. Purchase of
Police Vehicles
MOTION: Forslund made a motion, seconded by
Blanchard, to accept the iten Chevrolet bid for
two 1981 squad cars totaling $16,298.00. Due
to the rising costs, $1,468.00 above the budgeted
amount will be temporarily taken from the contingency
funds and replaced when the two used squad cars
are sold.
Ayes-3 Nays-0 MOTION CARRIED.
9. City Newsletter
Bid Approval
MOTION: Doty made a motion, seconded by Forslund
to accept the low bid of American Color Press for
the city newsletter/parks and recreation information
for a total price of $6,911.00 and the three re-
maining bidders' certified checks are to be returned
to their respective firms by staff.
Ayes-3 Nays-0 MOTION CARRIED.