HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000057_pg293Mounds View City Council October 26, 1981
Regular Meeting Page Three
'ayor McCarty asked Police Chief Grabowski 6. Third Quarter 1981
ae timing of the vehicle purchases for 1982. Department Head
Police Chief Grabowski replied that they have Reports
started working on the specs. Clerk /Administra-
tor Pauley added that bids will be submitted in
December.
Chief Grabowski made a presentation to the
Council of caps carrying the name of the Mounds
View Police Department.
Official Rose reported that year -to -date permit
applications are 223, ahead of 216 from last year,
with 11 housing permits being applied for, versus
six from the previous year. He added that Mary
Anderson Homes hopes to get their models in yet
this year.
Official Rose reported 123 housing inspections had
been done, with 99 reinspections, with the Inspec-
tions Department being in all but 5 of the 117
rental buildings, with those being scheduled for
next month.
Official Rose reported that the Planning Commission
's meeting every Wednesday and hope to make a pre -
3ntation to the Council by the end of the year on
cheir review. He added that the MWCC is satisfied
with the information they have received on the
Comprehensive Plan, and the Planning Commission is
in the process of reviewing that also.
Official Rose reported that the Kraus /Anderson
project hopes to finish excavation yet this year.
He added that he had met with representatives of
Kraus /Anderson and Health. Central and they hope
to start their elderly housing in March, with a
summer of 1982 completion. He added he has
received a number of phone calls asking when the
housing will be available, and plans on putting
an article in the newsletter and paper advising
residents when Health Central will begin taking
applications.
Mayor McCarty asked the status of Bayport Acres.
Official Rose replied that they have built their
retention basin and control structures, and built
one house, which has not yet sold.
Public Works Superintendent Decheine reported that
they had completed flushing all the City water mains
ad pumping the hydrants. He reported there had
aen a water main break at Jackson and Bronson and
presented pictures of the damage. He stated the
repairs would be done in- house, but did not have an
estimate yet of their cost.