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-5- Motion by Councilman Sundland and seconded by Councilman Letourneau • to adopt the resolution which will authorize the transfer of $3,968 . 48 for the replacement of the transmission on the City' s sweeper. RESOLUTION 79-035 A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR A 1979 BUDGET TRANSFER FOR EQUIPMENT REPAIR Motion carried unanimously. Council members had been provided with the Manager' s May 15 memorandum and supporting data relating to the future location of the City of- fices , including the police and fire stations , and conceivable alter- natives as viewed by the City staff. Mr. Fornell was requested to relay this information to the Planning Board at their next meeting to get their reaction in context with the capital improvement and comprehensive plan they are developing with B.R.W. , Inc. The Board report can then be made during the second Council meeting in June. Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Mayor Haik to follow the recommendations of the City Manager regarding the Fire Department Reserve uniform allowance. Motion carried unanimously. The Council considered the May 11 explanation from McCombs-Knutson, Inc. • of the difference between the estimated costs of Anthony Lane project 78-01 and the cost as it had been bid in conjunction with the County Road C rebuilding project. The project will be rebid according to Mr. Fornell and the figures should be available for the first Council meeting in June. He suggested these could be presented to the af- fected property owners and at the same time their reaction sought to the M & M Corporation request for an access to the property they propose to develop in Roseville for a warehouse immediately adjacent to Anthony Lane. In the Agenda there had been provided a copy of the May 18 letter from the City of Roseville to Rod Bernu, construction manager for M & M, suggesting Roseville might continue the roadway east of the St. Anthony city limits to service the site in question and other undeveloped lots in the same area. Mr. Bernu was present and reported further conversations he had with Roseville officials and owners of those properties and suggested the City should cooper- ate with Roseville in the dedication of roadway necessary for the new access. However, he still wanted the temporary driveway access on Anthony Lane and storm sewer service for the warehouse, although his firm "does not want to share with St. Anthony in the upgrading of Anthony Lane" , a statement he later modified to say he did not feel M & M should have to pay an equal share of such costs as St. Anthony properties. Councilman Sundland questioned whether Roseville would be willing to answer emergency calls at the warehouse before the permanent loop • of Anthony Lane North is completed. The Manager agreed, saying he felt there should be written commitment from Roseville regarding the looping and an indication they are willing to provjr1e emergency