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City Council Study Session Minutes March 13, 2001 Page 4 1 Councilmember Horst questioned if the Central Park clean up could be combined with 2 this contract. Mr. Hubmer indicated after conversing with the Park Construction, he felt 3 the bidding should be kept separate at this time as they are not yet ready to bid out the 4 Central Park renovations. 5 Councilmember Thuesen asked if staff was concerned with the $600,000 difference in bid 6 prices. Mr. Hubmer noted he was not concerned with the large differences. He noted the 7 owner of Park Construction was from the City of St. Anthony and indicated the owner 8 was interested in working for the City. Mr. Hubmer indicated Park Construction did 9 successfully complete work for the City at Silver Point Park. 10 Motion by Hodson to approve Resolution 01-040 awarding a bid for 2001 street and 1 I watermain improvements to Park Construction. 12 Motion carried unanimously 13 5) Call for Sale for Bonds for 2001 Street and Water Main Improvements 14 (Resolution 01-045) 15 Mornson indicated the Council is requested to call for the sale for bonds for the 2001 street and watermain improvements. He noted Springsted would be present at the next meeting to review this with the Council. 18 Motion by Sparks to approve Resolution 01-045 calling for the sale of general obligation 19 improvement bonds, series 2001 B, as presented. 20 Motion carried unanimously 21 d. Appoint Council Liaison to Community Services Advisory Council 22 Mayor Cavanaugh indicated there was an opening on the Community Services Advisory 23 Council as Councilmember Thuesen now works for the school district full time and was 24 not able to serve on the Advisory Council. Councilmember Horst indicated he would be 25 interested in serving as the liaison to this Advisory Council. 26 Motion by Sparks to appoint Councilmember Horst as the Community Services Advisory 27 Council Liaison. 28 Motion carried unanimously 29 5. REVIEW ITEMS o a. Hennepin County Commissioner Mark Stenglein will be present. Mayor Cavanaugh introduced Mark Stenglein, a Hennepin County Commissioner and asked him 32 to address the public.