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City Council meeting of March 18, 2002 Page 3 Grass Meadows neighborhood, and directed staff and the Washington County Sheriff's Department to provide all necessary assistance, including a barricade to hold the event. APPROVE COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT W/RCWD FOR 50/50 COST SHARING OF XP SWMM MODEL At its February 19, 2002 meeting, Council directed Water Resource Engineer Pete Willenbring to draft a letter to the RCWD requesting a 50150 cost sharing for an additional XP-SWMM model for the balance of JD2 west of TH61. Pete Willenbring from WSB Engineers needs this additional modeling to finalize its work on the City's storm water management plan, which has been forwarded to the RCWD for final approval. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved the Cooperative Agreement with the RCWD 50/50 cost sharing for the XP-SWMM model. APPROVE VARIANCE AND LOT LINE ADJUSTMENT (ROBERT JURAN) Robert Juran at 9816 122"d Street requested a variance and lot line adjustment for property located at 9816 and 9988 122nd Street. Robert Juran, Jr., would like to subdivide 1.86 acres from his parent's property, consisting of 16.86 acres, and adding it to his 3.06 acres, to create a 4.92 acre, which would require a variance from the 10 -acre minimum lot size required in the rural residential zoning district. Adoption of the Consent adopted Resolution 2002-8 approving a variance and property line adjustment for Robert Juran for properties located at 9816 and 9988 122nd Street. REQUEST FOR PAYMENT FROM MUNICIPAL BUILDERS FOR PUMPHOUSE NO.3 Municipal Builders, Inc., submitted pay request No. 8 for work completed to date on pumphouse No. 3. Steve Campbell of SEH Engineers reviewed the pay request and found it to be consistent for work completed to date. Adoption of the Consent Agenda accepted the City engineer's recommendation and approved payment in the amount of $11,961.65. CITY HALL RAINWATER GARDEN LANDSCAPING CITY HALL LANDSCAPING Bids for these projects were opened on Wednesday, March 13, 2002. At this time, there is no recommendation for awarding of the bids, and City landscape architect Laurie McRostie stated that more information will be provided at the regular City Council of April 1, 2002. RAINWATER GARDEN PLANTINGS On March 13, 2002, landscape architect Laurie McRostie from SEH opened bids for the rainwater garden plantings at the new City Hall site. Three bids were received, and the lowest bidder was Natural Shore Technologies, with a bid of $23,897.88. Ms. McRostie was present at the meeting to discuss this project. Miron made motion, Haas seconded, that the City Hall rainwater garden plantings be awarded to the low bidder Natural Shore Technologies in the amount of $23,897.88. All aye. Motion Carried.