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w 1 Motion by Enrooth, seconded by Marks to approve payment of $2 , 200. 00 to 2 the Hance & LeVahn law firm for legal services rendered for the month •3 of April relative to City prosecutions. 4 Motion carried unanimously. 5 BWBR Fee Reductions Accepted with Payment of Bill 6 The above architects for the Stonehouse liquor warehouse project had 7 in their March 11th letter reviewed the services and corresponding fees 8 provided on that project as, requested by the City Manager. There was 9 a brief discussion of cost overruns including those attributable to the 10 ten months construction time instead of the five months bid by the 11 contractor as well as the fees the architect had agreed to deduct from 12 their total bill. Mr. Childs pointed out that BWBR perceived they had 13 a net loss of $17,820. 00 on the job and recommended their March 7th 14 billing for $6 , 882. 34 be paid. 15 Council Action 16 Motion by Marks , seconded by Makowske to approve payment of $6 , 882. 34 17 to BWBR Architects for professional services relative to the Stonehouse 18 liquor warehouse construction administration through February�-'241 1988. 19 Motion carried unanimously. 20 Knights of Columbus Fundraiser for Mentally Handicapped to be Conducted �1 in City April 22nd and April 23rd 22 Ray Eklund, 3020 Wilson Street N.E. , was present to request Council 23 permission for the Fridley/Columbia Heights. BVM Council of the Knights 24 of Columbus to conduct its annual tootsie roll fundraiser for the 25 benefit of the mentally handicapped in front of St. Anthony businesses 26 on the above dates. Councilmember Ranallo, who serves as - the Grand 27 Knight for the BVM Council, reported the Knights had raised $15,000.00 28 with the same fundraiser last year, all of which had been spent on 29 projects to aid the mentally handicapped in St. Anthony, New Brighton, 30 Columbia Heights, Fridley, Spring Lake Park, and other areas in Anoka 31 County. He also told about the Ralston Purina award the Knights' Boy 32 Scout troupe comprised of young handicapped adults had been given. 33 Mayor Sundland took the occasion to thank the Knights for the help they 34 had given to St. Anthony residents as well as the other donations and 35 help the organization had given to various City projects. 36 The Bulletin newswriter took pictures of the Councilmembers making 37 their donations. 38 Council Action 39 Motion by Marks, seconded by Makowske to grant permission to the 40 members of Fridley/Columbia Heights BVM Council of the Knights of • 3