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-4- RESOLUTION 82-023 A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING BID FOR • RECONSTRUCTION/REPLACEMENT OF THE ST. ANTHONY BOULEVARD BRIDGE Motion carried unanimously. Walter Chesky , 2912 Hilldale, was present to ask questions about the proposed fence ordinance which was being given its third reading by the Council. He said he was the first homeowner on Hilldale and ' this is the first time he has had a problem with his neighbors maintaining their side of the fence which is built away from their property line. . He asked how people are to know whether their existing fences are on their own or their neighbor's land. ,Mr. Soth told Mr. Chesky it is the property .owner ' s responsibility to prove the fence is sited within his own property lines and, if an existing fence is set back from the property line , it should be that owner 's responsibility to keep the stretch of land between his and his neighbor' s land maintained. Councilman Enrooth added that Mr. Chesky must be willing to permit the neighbor to trespass on his land to cut the weeds . Mr. Childs said he would send someone out to the Chesky property to see if the City can be of some help in this difficulty. Mr. Soth told Councilman Marks he does not believe a permit would be necessary for replacing a fence which has deteriorated, as long as the fence is sited in the same location. Replacing a wire fence should not constitute an alteration which would require a permit • under -the new ordinance.. The difference between a fence which poses a safety hazard and one which is only an eyesore was also explored. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Letourneau to approve the third reading and adopt the fence ordinance as\ submitted. ORDINANCE 1982-003 AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO FENCES ; REQUIRING BUILDING PERMITS ; REGULATING LOCATIONS ; PROHIBITING CERTAIN FENCES; P21ENDING THE 19.73 CODE OF ORDINANCES BY ADDING A SECTION Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Childs read the bids submitted for the City 's umbrella liability and errors ' omissions coverage and recommended, the low bids be accepted. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Letourneau to accept the bid of Nordstrom (,Integrity Insurance Co. ) in the amount of $4 , 000 for the City ' s umbrella liability insurance . . Motion carried unanimously . Motion 'by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to accept the bid from Midwest Area, Inc. (Western World/St. Paul Surplus Lines • Co. ) in the amount of $2 ,085 . 75 for the City ' s errors/omissions coverage. Motion carried unanimously.