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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes • November 26, 1996 Page 9 1 WHEREAS, in the interest of student safety, Independent School District#282, has requested City 2 Council approval of parking signage as follows: 3 1) On the south side of 33rd Avenue N.E., signage stating"No stopping or dropping 4 off of children and the existing signage of one hour parking on school days only.". 5 2) On the north side of 33rd Avenue N.E.; signage stating"Fifteen minute parking 6 during school days - 7:OO.A.M. to 3:00 P.M.". 7 This will then be evaluated as to the effects at the end of the school year. 8 Mr. Rolek stated he was willing to try this solution. 9 Motion by Wagner, second by Marks to approve Resolution 96-062, approving parking 10 signage on 33rd Avenue as amended with evaluation at the completion of the school year. 11 Motion carried unanimously. 12 13 B. Resolution 96-063, re: Agreement Relating to Middle Mississippi River Watershed District. Enrooth reported there are still some issues related to the document which need to be 16 resolved by the City Attorney. He stated City Manager has suggested that the City 17 Council pass the Resolution pending resolution of all issues at hand. 18 19 Motion by Enrooth, second by Marks to approve Resolution 96-063, approving the Joint 20 and Cooperative Powers Agreement relative to the Middle Mississippi River Watershed 21 Management Organizations, subject to resolution of all issues at hand. 22 Motion carried unanimously. 23 C. Resolution 96-064, re: Purchase of an Inventory Control System for the Municipal Liquor 24 Stores and Discussion of Other Liquor Issues. 25 Mike Larson, Liquor Operations Manager,reported it has been his primary goal since 26 hire with the City of St. Anthony to obtain an Inventory Control System for the liquor 27 stores and the Stonehouse. After eight weeks of study and research, bids were requested. 28 Bids were received from Retail Data Systems (RDS)and Total Register Systems (TRS). 29 Mr. Larson stated after careful review and research, Total Register System did not 30 completely meet the specifications required in the City's request for Bid. Therefore,he 31 recommends the bid from Retail Data Systems in the amount of$46,650. Brian Anderson, Total Register Systems, stated his company has been in business for fifteen years. The company has worked with cities including Edina, Richfield, Eden