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City Council meeting of August 18, 1997 Page 2 BFI WASTE HAULERS The City received a request from Action Disposal, an entity of BFI of Minnesota, Inc., to transfer the waste hauling license from BFI of Minnesota, Inc., to BFI Waste Systems of North America, Inc., as part of a corporate restructuring. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved transfer of the waste hauling license. PURCHASE OF FILE SERVER In 1996, the City accepted bids for the purchase of personal computers for City staff, as well as a file server. At that time, it was determined to purchase the equipment from Tautges Redpath in two increments, the first being the purchase of personal computers. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved purchase of the file server, related software, and hookup services for the system at a cost of $11,550.00. PARTIAL PAYMENT (150TH STREET PROJECT) Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved partial payment of $48,266.17 to Ro-So Contracting for the installation of sewer and water, as well as street construction for the Post Office site. ORDINANCE COMPLAINT (17866 FOXHILL) The City received a complaint regarding the debris accumulating at the above address. The City's Building Official conducted an inspection of the property in September, 1996, and discovered numerous unlicensed vehicles, tires, various auto parts, construction materials and equipment, and other miscellaneous debris lying about the property. The property owner, Mr. Jarosiewicz, was notified of the violation, and was requested to bring his property into compliance on May 2, 1997. An inspection by the City's Building Official on May 5, 1997 indicated that no progress has been made to clean up the site, and the matter was brought before the Council on June 2, 1997. Mrs. Yvonne Jarosiewicz, present at that meeting, asked the City Council for 30 days to clean up the site, a request that the Council granted, with the direction that staff inspect the site, and report findings to the Council on July 7, 1997. On July 7th, staff reported that progress in cleaning up the site, but had not fully responded to ordinance requirements, and recommended granting of an additional 30 days to complete cleanup the site. Again, the Council granted the request. On August 12, 1997, the City's Building Official conducted another inspection and determined that the property had been brought into compliance with City ordinances. Miron made motion, Leroux seconded, that cleanup of the property at 17866 Foxhill Avenue complies with City ordinances, and no further action is necessary at this time. All aye. Motion Carried.