CC PACKET 05221984 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

-5- • RESOLUTION 84-029 A RESOLUTION AWARDING THE CONTRACT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A WATERMAIN INTERCONNECTION Motion carried unanimously . The Manager reported St. Paul would be willing to sell water to the City at the same rate they charge their high tier cumstomers, rather than the lower rate charged to Roseville, but he said he anticipated a lower rate than 75fi could be negotiated with St. Paul if the Roseville Con- nection were to become permanent. Mr. Childs said the City would have to pay out about 45G per hundred cubic feet more for St. Paul water than is charged the City users under the new water rates. Mr. Hamer reported encountering no problems with negotiating the seven easements necessary for the watermain construction. A rough draft of the agreement with St. Paul and Roseville for the water connection had been included with the Council agenda and Mr. Childs told the Council there had been no problem with the concept at the City, Roseville, or St. Paul staff level. He said the final document to be drafted by the attorneys for the three parties would be submitted for the St. Paul Water Board approval , June 20th. Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Mayor Sundland to adopt • the resolution which authorizes the City Manager and Mayor, and to be reviewed by the City Attorney, to enter into an agreement with Roseville and St. Paul for Roseville to provide water to St. Anthony for a period ending October 31, 1985 , in accordance with the rough draft presented to the City Council and Mayor, June 11 , 1984 . RESOLUTION 84-030 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CITIES OF ROSEVILLE AND ST. PAUL FOR A WATERMAIN INTERCONNECTION ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF ST. ANTHONY Motion carried unanimously. The Manager had several encouraging reports related to City properties . He said the home at 3012 Silver Lake Road, which had been so poorly maintained had been foreclosed by the VA and the Clark Oil Company property on the corner of 33rd Avenue and Stinson Boulevard had been sold to a neighbor. He also indicated the adjoining property owners to the Walbon property on Old Highway 8 seemed to be generally agree- able to having that property developed for a 32 unit townhome project in spite of one strong objection from one neighbor. Mr. Childs said H.U.D. officials would be in the City to investigate the request for 202 funding for the Kenzie Terrace senior housing • project which the Manager reported had tied for first place Metropolitan Council rating with a Rogers, Minnesota project. In his June 8th memorandum recommending Council approval of the police contract negotiated with AFSCME, Mr. Childs had recommended funding a