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City Council meeting of October 21, 1996 Page 2 RESOLUTION APPROVING THE DISSOLUTION OF THE BROWN'S CREEK WMO The Minnesota Board of Soil and Water Resources has declared that the Brown's Crack WMO has failed to implement its plan for the management of storm water within the Brown's Creek watershed. This is the first step in legally dissolving the WMO. The Council considered a resolution requested by the Washington County Soil and Water Conservation District approving the dissolution of the Joint Powers Agreement which created the Brown's Creek WMO. The WCSWC service feels that this is the most direct method in resolving the dissolution of the WMO in preparation for reassigning the responsibilities for storm water management in the area. Staff recommended approval of the resolution. Barnes made motion, Goiffon seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION 96-11, A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE DISSOLUTION OF THE BROWN'S CREEK WATERSHED MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION. VOTING AYE: Agness, Barnes, Goiffon, Miron Motion Carried ED LIOUOR LICENSE VIOLATION It is alleged that on March 2, 1996, a bartender in the employ of Mr. Raymond Bogatty, doing business as Ricci's Cantina in Hugo, served alcohol to a minor in violation of the City's liquor licensing ordinance. On April 15, 1996, the City Council approved the City entering into a Stipulation Agreement with Mr. Bogatty in lieu of conducting a disciplinary hearing on the alleged violation under Hugo City Code, Chapter 150, Section 12. Mr. Bogatty has indicated his unwillingness to enter into the Stipulation Agreement, and staff recommended that the Council conduct a hearing on the violation on November 18, 1996. Barnes made motion, Goiffon seconded, directing City staff to schedule a hearing for November 18, 1996, at 7:05PK to discuss an alleged violation of the City's liquor licensing ordinance by the selling of alcohol to a minor at Ricci's Cantina. All aye. Motion Carried. 1996 ROAD GRAVELING CONTRACT Three bids were received by the City for the proposed 1996 road graveling project. Staff recommended that the City purchase the material from the low bidder, Forest Lake Contracting, at their bid price of $3.98 per ton. Total project cost is expected to be $11,836.20. Goiffon made motion, Agness seconded, to accept the low bid of $3.98 from Forest Lake Contracting, for the 1996 road graveling project. All aye. Motion Carried.