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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY
3 CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING MINUTES
4 FEBRUARY 24, 1998
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8 I. CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL.
9 The meeting was called to order at 7:02 P.M. followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by Mayor
10 Ranallo.
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12 II. ROLL CALL.
13 Councilmembers Present: Ranallo, Marks, Faust,.Cavanaugh, and Thuesen..
14 Also Present: City Manager Mike Mornson.
15 Councilmembers Absent: None.
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17 III. APPROVAL OF FEBRUARY 24, 1998 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA.
18 Motion by Marks, second by Faust to approve the February 24, 1998 Regular Council Meeting
19 Agenda with the following change:
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21 Under VII. Reports add, B.1. Legislative Update
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Motion carried unanimously.
25 IV. APPROVAL OF FEBRUARY 10, 1998 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES.
26 Motion by Marks, second by Thuesen to approve the February 10, 1998 Regular Council
27 Meeting Minutes as presented.
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29 Voting on the motion: Ranallo, Marks, Cavanaugh, Thuesen voted aye. Faust abstained.
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31 Motion carried.
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33 V. LICENSES/PERMITS/PETITIONS.
34 Motion by Marks, second by Faust to approve the following licenses:
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36 General Contractors License:
37 Sign Solutions, Robbinsdale, MN/working at 2400 - 37`h Avenue NE
38 Arbor/Design Tree Service/Brooklyn Center, MN/no job yet
39 Heating Contractors License:
40 Apollo Heating & Vent Corp., Oakdale, MN/working at 2911 Rankin Road
41 American Burner Service Inc., St. Paul, MN/working at 3637 Roosevelt Street
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43 Motion carried unanimously.
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2 Motion by Thuesen, second by Faust to approve the following permit:
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4 Temporary 3.2 Beer Park Permit:
5 Central Park, June 6, 1998/Robertson Family Picnic
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7 Voting on the motion: Ranallo, Faust, Cavanaugh, Thuesen voted aye. Marks voted naye.
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10 Motion carried.
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12 VI. PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
13 Motion by Marks, second by Thuesen to approve the following claims:
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15 A. Street Improvement Projects:
16 1. Rieke Carroll Muller Associates:
17 a. In the amount of$6,318.61 for professional services rendered from
18 December 28, 1997 to January 31, 1998 for 1998 Street Improvements
19 Design/Bidding.
20 2. In the amount of$663.77 for professional services rendered from
December 28, 1997 to January 31, 1998 for 33`d Avenue design.
IP B. Water Management:
23 1. WSB & Associates, Inc.:
24 1. In the amount of$100.50 for professional services rendered January 1
25 through January 31, 1998 for Water Resources Management Plan.
26 2. In the amount of$5,944.50 for professional services rendered January 1
27 through January 31, 1998 for Storm Drainage Task Force.
28 3. In the amount of$674.50 for professional services rendered January 1
29 through January 31, 1998 for Flood Problem Area Analysis.
30 3. Legal - Prosecutions:
31 1. Foster, Wentzell, Hedback& Brever in the amount of$3,000.00 for legal services
32 rendered the month of February 1998.
33 D. 2 pages of Verified Claims as presented by the Finance Director.
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35 Motion carried unanimously.
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37 VII. REPORTS.
38 A. Planning Commission- February 17, 1998.
39 1. U.S. West; for 2801 - 37`h Avenue NE, Request for a Conditional Use Permit.
40 Mayor Ranallo reported Planning Commissioner Delmonico was unable to be present this
41 evening to provide a report. Ranallo also noted that there was no one present to represent U.S.
0 West.
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1 Morrison stated that the Planning Commission determined that the proposal meets the three
2 specific requirements of a conditional permit as follows: 1. This use is an allowed conditional
3 use for this zoning district under City Code Section 1160.06, Subd. 2.; 2. The proposed antenna
4 will not be detrimental to the health, safety, or general welfare of persons residing or working in
5 the vicinity or injurious to property values or improvements to the vicinity.; 3. The proposed
6 antenna is necessary or desirable at the above location to provide a service or a facility which is
7 in the interest of public convenience and will contribute to the general welfare of the
8 neighborhood or community and provide more service to St. Anthony and surrounding
9 communities. Morrison noted that the Council could table this request and refer it back to the
10 Planning Commission as a representative had not been present at either meeting.
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12 Cavanaugh noted a resident had spoken against the proposal at the Planning Commission
13 meeting.
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15 Mayor Ranallo asked if the antenna would interfere with other communications.
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17 Marks stated that U.S. West claims that it will not interfere. He noted it is a low power
18 frequency of only 40 watts.
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Motion by Cavanaugh, second by Marks to table the request for a conditional use permit for U.S.
01 West; for 2801 - 37"' Avenue NE, as a representative had not been present at the Planning
22 Commission or the City Council meeting.
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24 Motion carried unanimously.
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26 B. Review Proposal from GE Capital Consulting for Information.
27 Thomas Hielsberg, Director of Enterprise Architecture Practice, GE Capital Consulting (GECC),
28 explained that GECC is a professional technical consulting company and a subsidiary of General
29 Electric. He stated he was present this evening to communicate his company's commitment to
30 the City of St. Anthony. Their goal is to provide a network and technical infrastructure to the
31 City that will improve communication and productivity within the department, employees,
32 businesses and residents. He asked Councilmembers to review the proposal and availed himself
33 to any questions.
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35 Thuesen asked what was meant by "Develop Future and Transitional Network Infrastructure
36 Models".
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38 Mr. Hielsberg explained his company would first determine the City's objectives and then
39 determine their current capabilities. Based on this information, they would then provide a design
40 to accomplish the objectives.
0 Marks noted the City would need some guidance in terms of use of the computers and
43 networking. He asked if GECC had worked with other cities or units of governments.
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2 Mr. Hielsberg stated GECC would talk with other cities and apply that information to the needs
3 of St. Anthony. GECC would like to turn St. Anthony into a good example of what can be done
4 based on the City's objectives.
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6 Mayor Ranallo asked if GECC had worked with any cities the size of St. Anthony.
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8 Mr. Hielsberg stated he personally had not but his organization had. He noted the list of
9 references included in the proposal.
10 Cavanaugh asked how much focus was placed on productivity improvement. He also asked if
11 the whole environment was taken into account.
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13 Mr. Hielsberg noted that increased technology should increase productivity. He stated his
14 organization has the capacity to look at the City as a whole and make recommendations on that
1.5 basis.
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17 Cavanaugh asked if GECC would offer assistance with a web page.
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19 Mr. Hielsberg stated his company has a whole practice area, which focuses on that technology.
0 A web page can open up the communication between the City and the residents and businesses.
22 Marks asked if GECC had partnerships with network providers or software houses.
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24 Mr. Hielsberg stated GECC is primarily a consulting company. There is a sister company within
25 General Electric that does provide hardware and software. GECC however, as an independent
26 consulting company, is vendor-independent. They strive to determine the right product to
27 provide the solution and their strong partnership with their sister company will not dictate their
28 solution.
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30 1. Legislative Report.
31 Mayor Ranallo reported that early Friday, February 20, 1998, he, Councilmembers Faust and
32 Cavanaugh, City Manager, a representative of WSB, and Senator Marty testified before the
33 Senate, Environmental and Budget Division at the Legislature. They made a presentation to the.
34 Committee and Chairman Senator Morse was there. Later that day, they visited Representative
35 McGuire's office and explained the City's situation. As a result of Faust's contact, they were
36 able to meet with Winter's assistant and explain the City's situation. Morrison has since faxed a
37 letter to Winter's office.
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39 Mayor Ranallo reported meetings were held today with Representative Kalis who is Chairman of
40 the Environmental and Natural Resources Bonding Bill which is in the House. The City's
position was stated well and was well received. The City's position was heard again at the
Senate late last evening. The Senate is looking at approving $34 million. The House is looking
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1 at approving $28 million. If the City of St. Anthony does not receive all of the monies requested,
2 they can request funds again next year and the following year.
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4 Mornson reported the City did make an impact on February 20 and is continuing to make a lot of
5 progress. The City of St. Anthony has been placed fourth on the DNR Flood Damage
6 Reduction-Bonding list prepared by Kent Lokkesmoe of the Division of Water. Mornson noted a
7 list of representatives in surrounding districts and their telephone numbers and asked that
8 Councilmembers periodically call them to solicit their support.
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10 Faust noted there is still a long way to go. He is however, confident and encouraged and feels
11 that the City has a lot of good people working for them. He noted the City's presentation is
12 honest and forthright and shows that the City is willing to work on the problem yet cannot do it
13 alone.
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15 Cavanaugh stated he had been under the impression that the City of St. Anthony was below the
16 DNR threshold for the Senate funding and was not included on the list for House funding.
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18 Mornson stated the DNR has viewed the City's presentation and stated that they fit very well
19 within DNR guidelines. The City is included on Kent Lokkesmoe's list. Mornson reported the
City had been assured by a representative of the House and the Chairman of the Bond that this
issue will be resolved by the Conference Committee.
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23 Cavanaugh asked when this issue would be voted on.
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25 Mornson stated this issue should be resolved by the end of the Session. He noted the City has
26 received an immense amount of support from the League of Minnesota Cities and the
27 Association of Metropolitan Municipalities.
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29 The Council noted that Scott Hoelscher, Site Administrator for U.S. West Wireless had arrived at
30 the meeting.
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32 Motion by Marks, second by Thuesen to remove from the table the request for a conditional use
33 permit for U.S. West,for 2801 - 37'h Avenue NE, for discussion.
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35 Motion carried unanimously.
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37 Scott Hoelscher, Site Administrator for U.S. West Wireless, apologized for being late.
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39 Mayor Ranallo asked if the antenna would cause frequency interference with other
40 communications.
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1 Mr. Hoelscher noted that all frequencies are controlled by the Federal Communications
2 Commission. This system operates on an 1800 megahertz high frequency signal and it is
3 impossible for it to interfere with other communications.
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5 Cavanaugh asked if U.S. West was planning to install other antennas in the City of St. Anthony.
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7 Mr. Hoelscher stated this is the only site anticipated to be needed in the City. These antennas
8 generally need to be situated one mile apart within City limits.
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10 Cavanaugh asked Mr. Hoelscher if he was involved with the site selection and if the antenna
11 could be moved further east in the right-of-way into a more commercial area.
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13 Mr. Hoelscher stated he was involved in the lease negotiations with the landlord. He noted the
14 proposed location is a heavily industrialized area near the railroad tracks and the property owner
15 Ken Solie is interested in leasing the land. The antenna will be mainly screened with trees and
16 vegetation but will be visible from 37" Avenue as you drive by the site. He noted the Apache
17 Medical Building had been considered but did not provide the coverage needed.
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19 Cavanaugh noted the proposed location is a low spot in the area.
0 Mr. Hoelscher agreed that this is a low point and explained that PCS antennas do not need to be
22 located at the highest point.
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24 Motion by Cavanaugh, second by Marks to approve the request for a conditional use permit for
25 U.S. West, for 2801 - 37`h Avenue NE, based on the recommendations of the Planning
26 Commission.
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28 Motion carried unanimously.
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30 C. Councilmembers.
31 Thuesen reported his attendance last week at a Land Use Planning Workshop. The Workshop
32 dealt with a number of land use issues. He stated the workshop was generally designed for
33 people on the Planning Commission, however, since he has never been a member of the Planning
34 Commission, he found it to be very helpful.
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36 Thuesen reported his attendance at the recent Parks Task Force meeting. He noted that some of
37 the members still seem to be struggling with some issues and it bogged down the meeting a bit.
38 The Task Force discussed financial strategies and the selection and evaluation of equipment for
39 the tot lot. The Parks Task Force plans to address the Council at their April 28, 1998 meeting.
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Faust stated he believed that the City will prevail and obtain funding for the water issue if they
10 continue and are vigilant with making contacts.
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1 Marks reported it was clear at the recent Parks Task Force meeting that there are a number of
2 unresolved issues. He noted the Task Force has not been able to view the parks and that more
3 progress will be made in the spring of the year.
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5 Marks reported the Sister City Committee continues to work on the visit of the people from
6 Finland. They visitors will.participate in a concert at City Hall on the evening of April 24 with a
7 formal City recognition of them at that time. He stated it would be helpful if the entire Council
8 could be in attendance. The Finnish Band will also be giving concerts at the Landmark Center,
9 the high school and Wilshire Park. He noted there are volunteers for the home stays and the
10 dinner-on Sunday and asked anyone else who is willing to volunteer to_contact City Hall. A
11 schedule will be distributed when completed.
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13 Cavanaugh reported his attendance at a workshop at the Annual Planning Institute. He stated he
14 had come away with a different sense of the Planning Commission's role than he sometimes
15 senses in the City of St. Anthony. In the models presented, the Planning Commission had more
16 of an activist role in the City.
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18 Cavanaugh asked that the recognition event for volunteers by placed on the next work session
19 agenda.
0 Cavanaugh reported that Village Fest is very much behind schedule. Some of the subcommittees
22 are having to go ahead with certain phases of the planning even before an initial planning
23 meeting has been held. He suggested that the City become more involved with the
24 administration portion of Village Fest.
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26 Mayor Ranallo noted that he had offered Cavanaugh his help but has heard nothing since. He
27 stated that in the past, the Council has called the meeting themselves.
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29 Cavanaugh stated he will make another round of telephone calls and talk to Bob Foster and Sue
30 Johnson.
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32 Thuesen reported he had received a telephone call from a person who had volunteered with the
33 Castle Heights Park in Columbia Heights. That park was put together solely by volunteers and
34 he stated he was very impressed with the efforts of the volunteers and fund-raising. He will be
35 obtaining a packet of information in regard to the architectural firm of that park and will provide
36 it to the Parks Task Force.
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38 D. Mayor.
39 Mayor Ranallo suggested City Manager contact Warren Rolek, Superintendent of Schools,to ask
40 is there are any students who are interested in government and would like to volunteer as a clerk
in the Council Chambers.
43 E. City Manager.
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1 Mornson reported the volunteer dinner will be on the March work session agenda. A list of
2 volunteers will be provided for Council review.
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4 Mayor Ranallo asked if City Manager could also provide a list of those who attended the event
5 last year.
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7 Mornson noted the March work session will be held on March 4, 1.998 due to the precinct
8 caucuses. A Joint Meeting will be held with the Planning Commission from 6:00 to 7:00 P.M.
9 WSB will provide a proposal of how the parks and the area of the proposed removal of five
10 homes will look after development of the flood protection. The Parks and Storm Water Task
11 Forces and the Planning Commission have been invited to attend the work session.
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13 Mornson reported that the Parks Task Force has meetings scheduled for March 16, April 20 and
14 April 27, 1998 and plan to make a presentation to the Council at their April 28, 1998 meeting.
15 One potential issue is the recommendation of a Park Commission, which may include some of
16 the members of the Parks Task Force. The Parks Task Force may not be able to accomplish all
17 the items, which they originally set out to accomplish.
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19 Mornson reported the Storm Water Task Force has recessed until May 6, 1998. This was done to
0 allow the City time to determine what funding will be available.
22 Mornson reported February 18, 1998 was the deadline for the five homeowners to respond to the
23 City and a response has been received from them all. All five are interested in selling their
24 homes but none are interested in the sale price offered by the City. They are asking that the City
25 hire an appraiser and some are asking for two appraisals. Mornson noted the City has received
26 $150,000 from the Minnesota Funding Agency and FEMA has approved $700,000. Both of the
27 agencies feel that an appraisal is a good idea and will pay for one appraisal. FEMA will not pay
28 for the appraisal until after approval of the funds and the City may not be able to be reimbursed
29 through grant money.
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31 Faust noted that most people typically do want two appraisals. He stated he was not opposed to
32 two appraisals but felt the City should wait until they receive the grant money so that they could
33 recoup the costs.
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35 Cavanaugh recommended that the appraisals be done now. This is a fundamental part of the
36 process, which will have to be completed whether or not the City obtains any funding. This is a
37 core piece of information that the City needs to keep the process moving.
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39 Thuesen questioned if one appraisal should be performed now and one after funding becomes
40 available.
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1 Morrison reported that FEMA will only pay for and defend the first appraisal. He noted the City
2 does have the $150,000 and could purchase one home. He suggested the appraisals be done for
3 that home now.
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5 Mayor Ranallo suggested that two appraisals be done on the Lockrem home as no one is
6 currently living there. The City could then look at purchasing that home.
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8 Marks stated he believed that obtaining appraisals on all five homes was a legitimate way to keep
9 moving forward and making progress. If the City does not receive funding, they will at least
10 know what is neededand what they need to work toward.
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12 Thuesen stated he agreed at all five homes should be appraised at this time.
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14 There was Council direction for City Manager to send RFPs to some appraisal firms and report
15 back to the Council.
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17 Morrison reported the audit is underway. The audit will be presented at the May work session
18 and formally adopted in May. The Board of Review will be held on April 7. Carrie Luther, the
19 Hennepin County Appraiser, will present the sales ratio at the March 10, 1998 Council meeting.
9 Morrison reported the employee recognition lunch will be held on March 12, 1998.
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23 Morrison reported two St. Anthony Police Officers were named as Officer of the Year by the
24 Minneapolis Builders Exchange Business Association and will be honored at a dinner at a
25 restaurant in Minneapolis.
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27 The Spring Clean Up Date has been scheduled for May 2, 1998. Jay Hartman will coordinate
28 this event and Kim Moore-Sykes will provide administrative support. Mornson asked who
29 would be willing to represent the Council.
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31 Faust stated he would be happy to represent the Council at this event. He stated this event is fun
32 and very rewarding.
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34 Cavanaugh stated he would also be willing to help.
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36 VIII. PUBLIC HEARINGS -None.
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38 IX: NEW BUSINESS.
39 A. Resolution 98-029, re: Award Bid for Street Improvements on 33`d Avenue NE.
40 Cavanaugh stated it was his understanding that the Street Improvement Project for 1999 would
6 be coordinated with WSB.
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1 Mornson reported the Public Works Department has a rating of the streets. Mr. Moberg will
2 study the rating and then attend a work session to give his opinion as to the location of the next
3 project. In the past, the City has tried to complete the projects in sections so there would be
4 consistency. The WSB Report may change this process.
5
6 Bob Moberg, RCM, explained that the 1998 Street Improvement Project was started before the
7 Storm Water Task Force was initiated. The City now has a document that can aid in the
8 coordination of the storm water improvements and the street improvements.
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10 Mr. Moberg explained that the storm water management portion of the street improvements
11 includes replacement of the existing infrastructure and due to the heavy clay soil also may
12 include installation of drain tile three feet below the street. This helps to get the water out of the
13 roadway and improves the response of the roadway to the thaw-freeze cycle. Mr. Moberg
14 explained that the existing concrete infrastructure was installed in the roadways 40 to 50 years
15 ago and his company believes it is more cost efficient to replace it during road reconstruction
16 than to wait for it to break.
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18 Motion by Marks, second by Faust to approve Resolution 98-029, awarding a bid for concrete
19 pavement rehabilitation and sidewalk construction for 33`d Avenue NE to Progressive
fContractors, Inc. in the amount of$322,332.90.
22 Motion carried unanimously.
23
24 B. Resolution 98-030, re: St. Anthony Boulevard Sidewalk Improvements.
25 Mornson reported a request was made last summer by Dennis Cavanaugh, as a resident, to
26 improve the sidewalks on St. Anthony Boulevard because asphalt had been placed over concrete.
27 The policy at that time was to assess property owners for 100%of the cost even though this is a
28 MSA road. MNDOT has since changed their policy and will pay for the reconstruction of
29 sidewalks on an MSA road. The sidewalk is in need of reconstruction. He asked if the Council
30 would like to perform the reconstruction at this time.
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32 Faust asked why this sidewalk was being repaired. He asked if the City had a sidewalk
33 restoration plan.
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35 Marks stated he thought the City did have a sidewalk plan. He noted that the City does not have
36 enough sidewalks and should install them whenever possible.
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38 Faust stated he was not against the installation of sidewalks but wanted to be sure that this
39 sidewalk was the highest priority.
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Cavanaugh stated this restoration has been deferred for a long time.
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1 Mr. Moberg stated this funding is limited to sidewalks on an MSA road. This would include the
2 sidewalk on 37`" Avenue between Stinson Boulevard and Silver Lake Road and the small portion
3 along the City and school property on 33`d Avenue. 29th Avenue and Silver Lane do not have a
4 sidewalk.
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6 There was Council direction to City Manager to perform a study and provide a report of the
7 MSA sidewalks and which need to be replaced.
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9 Mornson noted there are upcoming needs for the MSA funding including reconstruction of a
10 portion of Silver Lake Road in the next two years.
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12 Motion by Faust, second by Thuesen to table consideration of Resolution 98-031, approving a
13 proposal for engineering services relating to St. Anthony Boulevard sidewalk improvements.
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15 Motion carried unanimously.
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17 Mornson asked if this delay would affect the project.
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19 Mr. Moberg stated this is not a complicated project. The only storm sewer which may need to be
IR installed is pipe with bulkheads at each end.
22 Marks asked the cost of the project.
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24 Mr. Moberg stated the project will cost$125,000 to $150,000. It will depend on the time of year
25 the project is bid. The sidewalk is 6 feet wide and 2,500 feet long.
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27 C. Discuss Process for Painting the Water Tower.
28 Mr. Moberg explained that RCM would like authorization to prepare a report that determines the
29 extent of the repairs needed. The water tower was constructed in 1953 and repainted in 1971 and
30 1983. Whether a repainting or more work is necessary will be identified in the study. The inside
31 of the tower may need to be stripped and the tower may currently be painted with lead or
32 chromium paint.
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34 Mornson noted the Council had discussed this issue 18 months ago. The Parks Task Force is
35 talking of putting a park in this area and the water tower still has the old logo.
36
37 Thuesen asked at what point the City would have to deal with the lead paint issue.
38
39 Mr. Moberg explained that the expected life of a water tower is 50 years. However, a water
40 tower can last 75 years with the proper maintenance. RCM's experience has been that when a
water tower gets to the point of needing to be stripped, the cost is often comparable to that of
replacement.
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1 Faust questioned the replacement cost of a water tower.
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3 Mr. Moberg stated replacement cost is $300,000 to $400,000. Repainting and rehabilitation of a
4 tower is between$50,000 and $100,000. Mr. Moberg explained that as part of the restoration
5 process he would like the City to be involved in the color selection. The water tower is a visible
6 landmark.
7
8 Motion by Thuesen, second by Cavanaugh to authorize RCM to provide an engineering report in
9 regard to the restoration of the City's water tower in the amount of$4,800.
10
11 Motion carried unanimously.
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13 D. Resolution 98-030, re: Sump Pump Inspection Services.
14 Motion by Cavanaugh, second by Marks to approve Resolution 98-030, approving WSB &
15 Associates, Inc. to perform sump pump inspection services.
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17 Motion carried unanimously.
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19 X. UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Ordinance 1998-005, re: Water Rates ( 2nd Reading
Motion by Marks, second by Faust to approve the 2nd reading of Ordinance 1998-05, relating to
22 water rate, amending Section 610.02 of the 1993 St. Anthony Code of Ordinances.
23
24 Cavanaugh asked how the City of St. Anthony water rates compared to those of other
25 communities.
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27 Morrison stated he would check with the Finance Director.
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29 Motion carried unanimously.
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31 XI. ADJOURNMENT.
32 Motion by Marks, second by Thuesen to adjourn the meeting at 8:50 P.M.
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34 Motion carried unanimously.
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37 Respectfully submitted,
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39 Lorri Kopischke
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