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4 Motion Councilman Sauer, seconded by Councilman Sundland to adopt Resolution • 75-037. RESOLUTION 75-037 A RE;OLUTIOH M, DIFYING THS 1975 BUDGET Motion carried unonimously. Mr. Vick;-C-.4 reid Ordinance 1375-007 which would allow the Police Department to tow cars after 3 hours- for scow plowing, etc. Motion by Mayor hiedtke, seconded by Councilman Sundland to waive further readings and adopt Ordinance 1975-007. ORO i NA!+ICE 19"5-007 AN ORO I NANCE R FLAT I PG TO THE PAkK i`1G OF VEHICLES: AMENDING SECTION 720:05 OF THE 1973 CODE OF ORDINANCES Before voting on the motion some of the Council expressed the opinion that it was too severe, with Councilman Stauffer saying she feared the ordinance might allow towing away cars before notice had been given the residents that they were in violation of the ordinance. Councilman Sauer said he was opposed to having an ordinance which wasn' t enforced all the time. Mayor Miedtke wanted the ordinance changed to take care of snow plowing problems in winter but to set a 24 hour limit on parking for the remainder of the year. • Motion by Mayor Miedtke, seconded by Councilman Sauer to table action on Ordinance 1975-007 to allow the attorney to change the wording. Motion to table carried unanimously. Motion by Councilman Sauer, seconded by Councilman Stauffer to adopt Resolution 75-037. RESOLUTION 75-038 A RESOLUTION CONCERNING THE PROPOSED DESIGN AND FINANCIMG OF 29th AVENUE N.E. Before voting on the motion, the City Engineer provided the updated figures the Council had requested from him for the costs of rebuilding 29th Aven!ie N.E. He said the construction costs had gone up approximately IM since 1974 and his 1976 construction cost estimates indicated the following: Total estimated cost of building a 40 ft. 9 ton design to meet MSA standards would be $362,137 of which 25% or an average of $1 ,200 would be levied against each property owner. Under the proposed parkway design the total cost for a 7 ton road would be approximately $296,800 which would amount to an average of $4,000 to be levied against each property owner. The total estimated figure to build a 5 ton road under the same design would be $230,GOO with the average amount to be paid by each property owner figured at $3,000.00. These figures did not reflect the • credit which might be given for curb and gutter. The engineer then gave the timetable he estimated would be required for the project and said bids couid probably be taken by March 1 , 1976 for an MSA funded road and a month earlier for either of the parkway designed roadways.