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City Council meeting of June 18, 2001 Page 4 the connection with the City's water system. Adoption of the Consent Agen a approved the Encroachment Agreement from Xcel Energy, and directed staff to finalize anr portion of the Agreement. EXTENSION City Engineer Dave Mitchell and City Attomey Dave Snyder received an En oachment Agreement from MCES for the construction and extension of the water main from the C' 's tower No. 3 to the connection with the City's water system. Adoption of the Consent Agenda a proved the Encroachment Agreement from MCES, and directed staff to finalize any po on of the Agreement. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS Haas made motion, Granger seconded, to approve the claims for June 18, 20Q1 after removal of the claim for BRA in the amount of $21,622.02. All aye. Motion Carried. ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES ON NEW CITY HALL At its June 4, 2001 meeting, the Council approved an Architectural Inspectio Services Agreement with Bob Russek and ESG Architects for architectural services related to the construction of the new City Hall. Since that time, staff met with the chief architect Morgan Markoe of BRA and Associates regarding a partnership with ESG Architects. BRA and Associates would like to severe its architectural services with the City for the construction of the new City Hall. City staff recommended Council approve the Separation Agreement with BRA and Associates for architectural services related to the const ruction of the new City Hall. BRA and Associates will still mai tain liability insurance for the construction plans and blueprints. the alleged sale of Miron made motion, Granger seconded, to table this matter until the Council Imeeting of July 2, 2001. All aye. Motion Carried. The City Attorney has scheduled a hearing for Monday, June 18, 2001 at 7:3 pm to consider an alleged violation of the City's liquor ordinance. The City had received a con iplaint from the Washington County Sheriffs Department that an alleged sale of alcohol occi rred on January 3, 2001 at The End Zone without first obtaining a liquor license. The Council voted on April 16, 2001 to conduct a hearing to determine if the City should impose a civil sanction, if a allegations are proved pursuant to Chapter 232. City Attorney Dave Snyder prepared a detailed procedure for The End Zone hearing that Council should review before the meeting, which will be conver, ed by Mayor Fran Miron. City Attorney Dave Snyder was present to assist the Council in its hearing or. the alleged sale of alcohol beverages without a license.