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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC MINUTES 07281998 Meeting Sheet IIIIII VIII VIII VIII VIII VIII IIII IIII 100832 Box: 19 Folder: CC MINUTES AND AGENDAS 1998 Document: CC MINUTES 07281998 1 CITY OF ST. ANTHONY CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING MINUTES 3 JULY 28, 1998 4 I. CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL. 5 The meeting was called to order at 7:00 P.M. followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by Mayor 6 Ranallo. 7 II. ROLL CALL. 8 Councilmembers Present: Ranallo, Marks, Faust, Cavanaugh, and Thuesen. 9 Also Present: City Manager Mike Mornson and City Attorney William Soth. 10 III. APPROVAL OF JULY 28, 1998 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA. 11 Motion by Marks, second by Thuesen to approve the July 28, 1998 Regular Council Meeting 12 Agenda as presented. 13 Motion carried unanimously. 14 IV. APPROVAL OF JULY 6, 1998 SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES. 15 APPROVAL OF JULY 14, 1998 REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES. 16 Motion by Marks, second by Faust to approve the July 6, 1998 Special Council Meeting Minutes as presented. 18 Motion carried unanimously. 19 Motion by Marks, second by Thuesen to approve the July 14, 1998 Regular Council Meeting 20 Minutes as presented. 21 Voting on the motion: Ranallo, Marks, Cavanaugh, and Thuesen voted aye. Faust abstained. 22 Motion carried. 23 V. LICENSES/PERMITS/PETITIONS. 24 Motion by Marks, second by Faust to approve the following licenses: 25 Heating License: (Renewal) 26 Care Air Conditioning & Heating Inc.,.New Brighton, MN 27 Automatic Garage Door& Fireplaces, Fridley, MN 28 Action Heating &Air Conditioning, Inc., Spring Lake Park, MN 29 Egan Mechanical Contractors, Inc., Minneapolis, MN 30 Maple Grove Heating & Air Conditioning, Maple Grove, MN 31 DelMar Furnace Exchange, Brooklyn Park, MN Multiple Dwelling License: (Renewal) 4 Chandler Place, 3701 Chandler Drive - 119 Units 34 City Council Regular Meeting Minutes • July 28, 1998 Page 2 1 General Contractors License: 2 Southside Concrete Construction, Inc., Buffalo, MN (no permit pulled). 3 4 Motion carried unanimously. 5 VI. PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS. 6 Motion by Marks, second by Faust to approve the following claims: 7 A. Road Improvement Projects: 8 1. Northdale Construction in the amount of$36,019.39 for Application for Payment 9 No. 4, 1997 Watermain, Street and Storm Sewer Improvements. 10 2. Forest Lake Contracting Inc. in the amount of$247,325.02 for Application for 11 Payment No. 2, 1998 Watermain, Street and Storm Sewer Improvements. 12 3. Braun Intertech in the amount of$1,268.50 for professional services rendered 13 from April 18, 1998 through June 12, 1998. 14 4. Rieke Carroll Muller Associates 15 a. In the amount of$208.89 for professional services rendered from May 31, 16 1998 through June 27, 1998 for 1997 Street/Watermain Improvements 17 Construction. b. In the amount of$15,238.96 for professional services rendered from May 31, 1998 to June 27, 1998 for 1998 Street Improvements Construction. 20 C. In the amount of$4,719.16 for professional services rendered from May 21 31, 1998 through June 27, 1998 for 33rd Avenue Construction. 22 d. In the amount of$5,077.88 for professional services rendered from May 23 31, 1998 through June 27, 1998 for St. Anthony Boulevard Sidewalk 24 Reconstruction - Design. 25 5. WSB & Associates, Inc. in the amount of$335.00 for professional services 26 rendered from June 1, 1998 through June 30, 1998 for 1999 Street Reconstruction 27 recommendations. 28 B. Road Improvement Bonds: 29 1. Firstar 30 a. In the amount of$8,861.25 for 1993A General Obligation Bond dated 31 August 1, 1993 (1993 Road Project). 32 b. In the amount of$12,667.50 for 1994B General Obligation Improvement 33 Bonds dated June 1, 1994 (1994 Road Project). 34 C. In the amount of$21,657.50 for General Obligation Improvement Bond 35 dated March 1, 1995 (1995 Road Project). 36 d. In the amount of$16,699.38 for General Obligation Improvement Bonds, 37 Series 1997A (1997 Road Project). 38 C. WEB Site Assessment: 1. NetLink in the amount of$500.00 for web site preliminary assessment. Is D. Underground Storage Tanks: City Council Regular Meeting Minutes July 28, 1998 Page 3 1 1. Nova Environmental Services in the amount of$2,640.00 for UST and AST 2 installation, St. Anthony Village Maintenance Building, Tasks I, II and III. 3 E. Legal/Prosecutions: 4 1. Foster, Wentzell, Hedback&Brever in the amount of$3,000.00 for legal services 5 rendered through June, 1998. 6 F. Water Tower Rehabilitation: 7 1. Rieke Carroll Muller Associates 8 a. In the amount of$1,728.10 for professional services rendered from May 9 31, 1998 through June 27, 1998 for rehab and recoat of elevated water 10 tower design and bid. 11 b. In the amount of$649.78 for professional services rendered from May 31, 12 1998 through June 27, 1998 for rehab and recoat of elevated water tower 13 construction, administration and inspection. 14 G. Sump Pump/Flood Grant: 15 1. WSB & Associates, Inc. 16 a. In the amount of$1,252.50 for professional services rendered June 1, 1998 17 through June 30, 1998 for Sump Pump Inspection Program. 18 b. In the amount of$2,613.00 for professional services rendered June 1, 1998 19 through June 30, 1998 for 1998 Flood Proofmg Grant Program Administration. 41 H. SilverPoint/Central Parks Design: 22 1. WSB & Associates, Inc. in the amount of$4,371.48 for professional services 23 rendered June 1, 1998 through June 30, 1998 for Silver Pointe/Central Park Final 24 Design. 25 I. SAV2 Liquor Store (fmal payment, less a pending change order): 26 1. Lund Martin Construction in the amount of$97,855.00 for Application for 27 Payment for SAV Liquor. 28 J. 6 pages of Verified Claims as presented by the Finance Director. 29 Motion carried unanimously. 30 31 VII. REPORTS. 32 A. Planning Commission. 33 Mayor Ranallo advised that a quorum was not present at the July 21, 1998 Planning Commission 34 meeting so the garage setback permit for Robert V. Jensen was postponed to the August meeting. 35 B. Councilmembers. 36 Faust reported his attendance at the July 15, 1998 League of Minnesota Cities Fiscal 37 Responsibilities meeting which was held at the Capital to address issues that affect the City financially. He explained it is their intention to put together a package by Thanksgiving which can be presented to the Legislature when they reconvene in January. Faust stated that he will 40 present reports to the Council as issues are raised. City Council Regular Meeting Minutes • July 28, 1998 Page 4 1 Thuesen reported his attendance at the recent Friends of the Library meeting and explained this 2 organization raises money to help strengthen the library and improves upon the number of books, 3 subscriptions for magazines, etc. He commented on the limited funding available to the library 4 and encouraged interested residents to check it out and get involved. 5 Cavanaugh reported that he attended the first meeting of the Park Commission and thinks it is a 6 strong motivated board of residents who will provide leadership to the parks. He also reported 7 that the last VillageFest meeting was held and that VillageFest events will start with a concert on 8 Friday at the Stone House. 9 Mayor Ranallo asked which Councilmembers will be present to participate in the parade. Marks 10 indicated he will be out of town but Cavanaugh, Faust, and Thuesen are available. 11 Marks stated he also attended the Park Commission meeting, an auspicious occasion after the 12 Task Force recommendation and the move to implement new programs for the parks. He 13 commented that this is a great step forward and congratulated all who volunteered for the Parks 14 Task Force and the Park Commission which will provide a great program for the City. 15 C. Mayor. 0 Mayor Ranallo stated he attended the Park Commission to thank those who are serving. 17 Mayor Ranallo advised that a joint meeting with the School Board of ISD#282 was held prior to 18 the Council meeting to discuss the Decision Resources' survey of Village residents regarding 19 what is going on in the City,what they liked, and did not like. He noted the Council received an 20 Executive Summary which is mostly positive but presents some issues that need to be addressed. 21 Mayor Ranallo recommend this Executive Summary appear in the City's newsletter in full and 22 that copies also be made available to the public at the library and City Hall. The Council 23 concurred with this suggestion and so directed. 24 D. City Manager. 25 Mr. Morrison reported that WSB will attend the August 11, 1998 meeting to give their 26 recommendation regarding the Comprehensive Water Plan. He also reported the City has been 27 verbally notified by its Congressman and both State Senators that the City received the FEMA 28 award for the home buyout program. It is expected the City will receive the grant paperwork 29 sometime this fall. 30 Mr. Mornson reported staff is finalizing the 1999 Budget and will present it at the Wednesday, 31 August 5, 1998 work session. Mayor Ranallo reviewed the budget hearing process and 32 encouraged input. 0 VIII. PUBLIC HEARINGS. -None. 34 XI. NEW BUSINESS. City Council Regular Meeting Minutes • July 28, 1998 Page 5 1 A. Resolution 98-059,re: Award Bid for Sidewalk Reconstruction. 2 Eugene Anderson, RCM, advised that a total of six bids were received for the St. Anthony 3 Boulevard Sidewalk Reconstruction Project as well as the replacement of the existing bituminous 4 walk along the westerly side of Kenzie Terrace southerly to the existing concrete walk. It was 5 noted that the lowest responsible bidder is Standard Sidewalk, Inc., for a total bid amount of .6 $147,088.75. He added that they have contacted NSP about the utility poles on the west side of 7 Kenzie Terrace and asked them to research the feasibility of moving five poles back so they are 8 less obtrusive. It was noted that NSP is quite far behind in their work schedule due to the storm 9 activity but will be checking this option. Mr. Anderson recommended the contract be awarded 10 to Standard Sidewalk. 11 Mayor Ranallo noted that RCM sent a letter to residents on St. Anthony Boulevard but only three 12 attended the neighborhood meeting. He recommended that another letter be sent out on St. 13 Anthony letterhead under the City Manager's signature to provide residents with details 14 regarding the project, scheduling, work to be done, etc. Mr. Anderson stated they will schedule 15 this meeting. 16 Cavanaugh noted the spread between the high and low bid and asked if there is a difference 17 between the two sidewalks that would be constructed. Mr. Anderson stated there would be no 0 difference since all bid on the same specifications and set of plans. 19 Cavanaugh asked about funding from MSA for street lighting. Mr. Anderson advised there is 20 funding available for street lighting but it may not be for 100% of the costs. He stated he is also 21 not certain if it would cover the cost for ornamental-type lighting but it may include the wiring 22 and basics. Cavanaugh asked Mr. Anderson to research this option and provide information 23 since there is some interest from residents for street lighting. 24 25 Motion by Marks, second by Thuesen to approve Resolution 98-059,re: Awarding bid for 26 sidewalk reconstruction to Standard Sidewalk, Inc. for$147,088.75. 27 Motion carried unanimously 28 B. Resolution 98-060,re: Flood Relief Grant Program. 29 Todd Hubmer, WSB, explained that the City received a total of 33 applications to participate in 30 the 1998 Flood Relief Grant Program. Attempts were made to contact each of the applicants 31 either by telephone or in person to discuss the water problems they have experienced and to 32 determine their eligibility for participation in this program. Based on the applications, 33 discussions, and meetings, the following addresses meet the requirements for participation in the 34 1998 Flood Relief Grant Program: 35 1. 2801 37th Avenue NE 5. 2601 35th Avenue NE 2. 4029 Shamrock Drive 6. 2700 30th Avenue NE is 3. 4042 Fordham Drive 7. 3301 Edward Street NE 38 4. 3900 Fordham Drive 8. 3640 Penrod Lane City Council Regular Meeting Minutes • July 28, 1998 Page 6 1 Mr. Hubmer explained the cost to implement the Flood Relief Grant Program for these eight 2 properties totals $52,700 which does not include the costs to administer the program which,to 3 date, is approximately $3,400. 4 5 Mr. Hubmer advised that applications were also received from other residents but did not qualify 6 for this program since they were not eligible for participation, were in areas where the City is 7 currently considering the construction of public improvements to provide 100-year flood 8 protection, involved sanitary sewer backup which is beyond the scope of the Flood Relief Grant 9 Program, or were ineligible since they addressed backyard drainage problems. 10 Motion by Faust, second by-Marks to approve Resolution 98-060, re Approving applicants for 11 participation in and the 1998 budget for the 1998 Flood Relief Grant Program as indicated above. 12 Motion carried unanimously 13 C. Resolution 98-061, re: Order Report for 1999 Street Improvement Project. 14 Mr. Hubmer reviewed the preliminary recommendation for streets to include in the 1999 Street 15 and Watermain Improvement Project. The focus will be to look at improving streets for flood 11._ 16 mitigation measures to handle improvements being implemented. The following streets and alleys are considered key components to the implementation of the City's flood mitigation 41 improvements and are recommended for reconstruction in 1999: 29th Avenue - Wilson Street to 19 Crestview Drive (MSA); Wilson Street- St. Anthony Boulevard to 27th Avenue; Pahl Avenue- 20 Wilson Street to Coolidge Street; Alley - Wilson Street to Coolidge Street(south of Murray 21 Avenue); Alley - Wilson Street to Coolidge Street(south of Pahl Avenue); Alley - Wilson Street 22 to Coolidge Street(south of St. Anthony Boulevard); and Silver Lake Road- 30th Avenue to 23 29th Avenue (Hennepin County State Aid Highway 136). The estimated cost for these 24 improvements is $1.3 million which is higher than previous street reconstruction years but 25 includes increased costs for flood mitigation work which qualifies for FEMA Fund and MSA 26 Fund reimbursement. Mr. Hubmer reviewed the anticipated project schedule. 27 Mayor Ranallo noted that some of the $1.3 million cost will be funded through the DNR grant. 28 Mr. Hubmer stated this is correct. Mr. Mornson added that two MSA roads will be worked on so 29 that funding is also available. Mr. Mornson stated that it is the goal to end up with a$700,000 30 assessment bond(similar to previous years). 31 Mayor Ranallo noted the project site has been relocated. Mr. Mornson explained the goal was to 32 go up to 33rd Avenue and then start at the southern area of the City but the flood mitigation 33 funding has a time schedule for use so that work is being addressed a year early. 34 Thuesen inquired about the nature of alleys and if water should be pooling in the alley. Mr. Hubmer explained that the three alleys are adjacent to homes proposed to be bought out. In July, homes on Murray Avenue received damage from the flooding of the alley and this improvement 37 will address that concern. The alley between Pahl Avenue and St. Anthony Boulevard will be City Council Regular Meeting.Minutes • July 28, 1998 Page 7 1 homes on Murray Avenue received damage from the flooding of the alley and this improvement 2 will address that concern. The alley between Pahl Avenue and St. Anthony Boulevard will be 3 reconfigured to direct drainage toward the holding area and prevent water migration to the 4 properties as it does now. 5 Thuesen noted a short section of Pahl Avenue is being done rather than the entire length and 6 asked if the street level will be lowered. Mr. Hubmer stated the intersection will need to be 7 reconstructed and the road will be lowered a little. More work is not being proposed due to the 8 cost. 9 Motion by Faust, second by Thuesen to approve Resolution 98-061, re: Ordering preparation of 10 report on improvement. 11 Cavanaugh asked if residents will be informed about these improvement projects. Mr. Hubmer 12 stated that due to the short time frame between now and when the bids will be received, they 13 would like to do the feasibility study and then hold neighborhood meetings after the feasibility 14 study is accepted. 15 Motion carried unanimously 0 D. Discussion of Revisions to the Sump Pump Inspection Program. 17 Chuck Janski, WSB, explained the two primary objectives of the Sump Pump Inspection 18 Program are to reduce the flow rate into the sanitary sewer system and to reduce the number of 19 basement backups. Mr. Janski commented on research conducted to review building 20 construction records and their finding that the majority of homes in St. Anthony (over 84%) were 21 constructed prior to 1970. At that time, sump pumps were not uncommon in construction but 22 some homes have a passive system with drain tile going directly into the sanitary sewer. He 23 explained the corrective action that would be required and commented that it is costly ($1,200 to 24 $2,000 per house) and highly invasive which may result in a lot of objection from residents. 25 Mr. Janski explained that the Sewer Inspection Program has been used by many communities 26 successfully but in those cities the homes were newer. In St. Anthony,the anticipated costs to do 27 door-to-door inspection didn't seem practical to find 100 sump pumps which may not even 28 impact the flow system. He explained that they recommend an alternate approach to address the 29 problem by shifting the focus from sump pump reduction alone,to a combination of infiltration 30 reduction and system improvements. They recommend a study be conducted to determine the 31 feasibility and cost effectiveness of constructing physical improvements to the sanitary sewer 32 system. This feasibility study would include a system analysis to consider pipe or routing 33 improvements to reduce basement backups and a revised infiltration reduction program directed 34 at reductions in passive connections as well as sump pumps. With the upcoming street reconstruction opportunity, it is possible to make sanitary sewer corrections at a lower cost so this is an appropriate time to look at that option. They also recommend continuing with planned 37 sump pump inspection to inspect as requested or when property changes hands. City Council Regular Meeting Minutes July 28, 1998 Page 8 1 Mr. Janski stated they researched other options for I/I reduction with the intent to get more "bank 2 for the buck" being spent on the project. He noted the option to allocate remaining funds to an 3 incentive program, possibly providing $200 to $400 per house to switch over which would 4 encourage homeowners to take advantage of making changes. It may also be possible to 5 negotiate a bulk construction contract with a plumber to bid a package of homes at once. Mr. 6 Janski advised that even with an aggressive Sump Pump Inspection Program some backups may 7 still occur so the City may need to increase the sanitary sewer lines. 8 Mayor Ranallo asked if the City should do a feasibility study and then hold a work session with 9 all engineers to determine the best alternative. Mr. Janski stated the first step is to look at the 10 system and determine where the problems are. Mayor Ranallo stated he anticipated this would 11 be an issue. Mr. Janski stated the flow rates indicate most homes have some type of passive or 12 active inflow system. 13 Mr. Hubmer stated they would like to start the feasibility study now since they are also doing the 14 feasibility report on the street reconstruction.program and one of the areas preliminarily targeted 15 with sanitary sewer problems is 29th Avenue. This needs to be looked at during the feasibility 16 study. Thuesen asked if other communities have programs similar to this. Mr. Janski stated the City of Glencoe had a program to install sump pumps. In Glencoe, all connections were made the same 19 way but outside the homes via a manhole. They obtained a joint contract for 10 to 15 corrections 20 per year with the City paying the cost. 21 Cavanaugh asked if drain tiles were "standard operating procedure" when these homes were 22 constructed. Mr. Janski stated he thinks they were. Cavanaugh stated he has drain tiles in his 23 home but has not seen anything in it except for leaks by the downspout. He asked if there is a 24 way to determine which houses have a legitimate need for the drain tiles. Mr. Janski stated that it 25 is difficult to determine if the tiles cannot be observed. 26 Cavanaugh asked if the numbers are high outside of the flood issue. Mr. Janski stated that they 27 are high and explained that it can be confusing to residents since there are two sewer systems 28 involved, a storm sewer system and a sanitary sewer system. 29 Motion by Cavanaugh, second by Thuesen to order the feasibility study to determine the 30 feasibility and cost effectiveness of constructing physical improvements to the sanitary sewer 31 system and approve revisions to the Sump Pump Inspection Program as modified to include a 32 long-term program of reducing I/I directed at reductions in passive connections and sump pumps 33 and a short-term program of increasing sanitary sewer conveyance capacity to reduce basement 34 backups. • City Council Regular Meeting Minutes • July 28, 1998 Page 9 1 Faust asked if the Sump Pump Inspection Program will be suspended. Mr. Morrison stated the 2 ordinance may need to be amended to reflect changes from the feasibility report. Also, meetings 3 with the Metropolitan Council staff may be needed to address use of grant funds. 4 Sandy Maxwell, 3504 Skycroft, asked how much the feasibility study will cost and how long it 5 will take. Mr. Janski stated it will take several months to do the feasibility report so it will be 6 ready before plans and specifications are put together. The cost of the original inspection project 7 was estimated at$85,000. The feasibility report is estimated at about$25,000 and the modified 8 I/I program at about$20,000, or one-half the original allocation for the Sump Pump Inspection 9 Program. The Sump Pump Inspection Program also included a$40,000 grant from the 10 Metropolitan Council so the City will need to talk with them to see if it is still available if the 11 focus is changed. 12 Ms. Maxwell expressed concern that the City may spend $25,000 for the feasibility report and 13 then find they have to do a Sump Pump Inspection Program anyway. 14 Cavanaugh explained that the sump pump reductions alone would not produce the needed results 15 so the drain tiles also need to be addressed. The City is trying to combine both and do it 16 concurrently. Mr. Janski stated the change in focus and allocating the funds towards the actual construction work is also a better use of resources. 18 Faust suggested the ordinance be addressed to see if it needs to be revised to reflect this change 19 in focus. Mr. Mornson concurred. 20 Motion carried unanimously 21 22 E. Resolution 98-062, re: Demolition of 2716 St. Anthony Boulevard. 23 It was noted that two proposals have been received for the complete demolition and removal of 24 the house at 2716 St. Anthony Boulevard as follows: DKH Excavating in the amount of$10,971 25 and Belair Excavating in the amount of$13,847.00 It was noted that Keys.Well Drilling will 26 perform the well abandonment with both bids and the bids include the water and sewer service 27 disconnection. 28 Motion by Marks, second by Thuesen to award the demolition and removal bid for the house at 29 2716 St. Anthony Boulevard to DKH Excavating in the amount of$10,971.00. 30 Cavanaugh asked if no one wanted to move the house. Mr. Morrison explained that moving the 31 house would cost more and this is the most effective option. 32 Motion carried unanimously F. Resolution 98-063, re: Purchase of 2713 St. Anthony Boulevard. City Council Regular Meeting Minutes • July 28, 1998 Page 10 1 Mornson explained that a meeting was held on Wednesday, July 22, 1998 with the McConnell- 2 Powe's to discuss the City's purchase of their property at 2713 St. Anthony Boulevard. They 3 agreed to accept the purchase price of$155,000 which was the highest appraised value for their 4 property and submitted by BCL Appraisals and requested a 90-day period for closing. 5 Motion by Faust, second by Marks to approve Resolution 98-063,re: Approving the purchase of 6 property known as 2713 St. Anthony Boulevard in the amount of$155,000, with a 90-day period 7 for closing. 8 Motion carried unanimously 9 G. Resolution 98-064, re: City's Intent to Adopt Storm Water Maintenance Ordinance. 10 Mornson explained this resolution is the last step the Metropolitan Council requests for their 11 adoption of the City's Comprehensive Plan. It indicates the City has an intent to adopt a Storm 12 Water Maintenance Ordinance. Once submitted, the Metropolitan Council indicated they will 13 schedule the Comprehensive Plan for adoption in September. 14 Motion by Marks, second by Thuesen to approve Resolution 98-064, re: Proposed schedule for 15 preparing and adopting amendments to the Local Storm Water Plan and Land Use Controls. 06 Cavanaugh asked why a resolution of intent is needed. Mr. Mornson explained the Metropolitan 17 Council will not approve the City's Comprehensive Plan without it and it also provides the City 18 with time to draft the ordinance. 19 Faust noted it involves a dual-track process in having the Metropolitan Council act on the City's 20 Comprehensive Plan and the City drafting the ordnance. 21 Peter Willenbring, WSB, Inc., explained that the Metropolitan Council, in their review 22 comments, originally asked the City to adopt the ordinance before they would give their 23 "blessing." Based on further discussions, they agreed with the need to adopt the Comprehensive 24 Plan prior to creating ordinances. However, they want some action to indicate when the City will 25 do the ordinance work. He stated that while he does not agree with that system, he would 26 recommend the Council approve it since there is no "downside." 27 Cavanaugh stated he does not support this type of action by the Metropolitan Council. 28 Faust stated the City still has the option on what is adopted with the ordinances. 29 Cavanaugh stated he does not want to constrain or obligate the City in any way. Mr. Willenbring 30 noted that this action would obligate the City to adopt an ordinance. is Motion carried unanimously City Council Regular Meeting Minutes July 28, 1998 Page 11 1 X. UNFINISHED BUSINESS. -None. 2 XI. ADJOURNMENT. 3 Motion by Marks, second by Faust to adjourn the meeting at 7:55 P.M. 4 Motion carried unanimously. 5 6 Respectfully submitted, 7 Carla Wirth 8 TimeSaver Off Site Secretarial, Inc. 9 10 Mayor 11 ATTEST: 12 City Clerk •