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City Council meeting of April 1, 2002 <br />Page 3 <br />APPROVAL OF CLAIMS <br />Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved the claims for April 1, 2002 as submitted. <br />Terrance Sager dba Sager Liquor made application to the City for an off -sale liquor license. He plans to <br />open an off -sale liquor establishment in the new Granger's Mall formerly known as Paul's Cafe. The <br />Washington Sheriff's Department completed its background investigation on the applicant and <br />recommended he be qualified for a license having received a satisfactory investigation. All necessary <br />fees associated with the applications for the license have been paid. Adoption of the Consent Agenda <br />approved the off -sale liquor license for Sager Liquor in the Granger's Mall. <br />APPROVE APPOINTMENT OF MARTY SCHWARTZ AS CITY FIRE MARSHAL <br />Retired Hugo Fire Chief Joe McMahon served as the City's Fire Marshal and reviewed all residential <br />plats and commercial building permits. After discussions with new Fire Chief Jim Compton and City <br />staff, the Hugo FD recommended Marty Schwartz to serve as the new Fire Marshal. Marty would <br />schedule time with the CD department when it reviews subdivision plats and commercial building <br />permits. Adoption of the Consent Agenda appointed Marty Schwartz as the new Fire Marshal. <br />APPROVE HIRING FREEZE FOR HUGO FIRE DEPARTMENT <br />Hugo Fire Chief Jim Compton reviewed with Finance Director Ron Otkin the 2002 Fire Department <br />budget as it relates to funding for new hires. There were a total of three new firefighters budgeted for <br />2002, and at this time, the FD budget does not financially allow the addition of any new members. <br />Adoption of the Consent Agenda imposed a hiring freeze for 2002 until such time as staff can bring a <br />recommendation back to Council to provide funding for new hires. <br />APPROVE HUGO FD GRANT APPLICATION TO FEMA FOR SAFETY EQUIPMENT <br />The Hugo Fire Department sought Council approval to submit a $225,000 grant application to the <br />Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for safety equipment. The program is a 90/10 match <br />for cities of Hugo's size. Adoption of the Consent Agenda of the Consent Agenda authorized the HFD <br />to submit the grant application to FEMA and to report back if any grant funds are awarded to the City. <br />APPROVE PAY REQUEST NO.9 FROM MARK HAUG CONSTRUCTION <br />Mark Haug Construction, Inc., submitted pay request No. 9 to the City for work completed to -date on <br />the new City Hall. City architect Bob Russek reviewed the request and recommended 5% retainage on <br />selected project divisions where additional work is still required. Adoption of the Consent Agenda <br />approved pay request No. 9 in the amount of $61,681.90, which includes 5% retainage for punch list <br />work. <br />