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City Council meeting of June 17, 1991 Page b Jesinsk:i seconded, Miron seconded, to approve the road paving request of Wilson Tool, upon agreement with the City Engineer, for the pavement of Farnham Avenue from 1ZOth Street south to Beth Street. All aye. Motion Carried. ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS COMMITTEE The Committee received a letter of complaint from Tom Jesins4::i. Mayor Stolt man requested that Mr. JesinsE::i discuss the complaint with the individual prior to action by the City. The City received a report from the Fire Chief and Code Enforcement Officer regardinq potential hazards from businesses operating in the Omni Pool building located at 5118 130th Street. McAllister made motion, Brunotte seconded, that City staff obtain reports from the following regarding any hazards from businesses operating at 5118 130th Street: State Fire Marshal, Hugo Fire Chief, Washington County Public Health, State Electrical Inspector, and the City's Code Enforcement Officer. F:eports and recommendations are to be submitted to the City Council for their review. All aye. Motion Carried. CITY ADMINISTRATOR Stolt man made motion, McAllister seconded, authorizinq the sale of the City's squad car at the Washington County auction. All aye. Motion Carried. The permits from the DNR for the CIF' project are forthcoming, and will be sent to Valley Paving upon receipt. On Friday, June 28th, between 2:C)C> AM and 4:00 AM, the City's well will be shut off in order to make repair=_ to the pump. The City Administrator explained the Campaign "2001.-)" grant fund available to the City, with a deadline of June 28th for submission. Councilman Miron will contact the Hugo Lions Club to determine if the-: are interested .in applying for the grant. MISCELLANEOUS There was a lengthy discussion about who is responsible for the interpretation of City ordinances. Councilman Miron did not feel that "legally" the City Administrator should be interpreting the ordinances, but did not identify Who should be responsible for said interpretation. McAllister made motion, Jesinsk:i seconded, to clarify that the City Administrator is responsible for the interpretation of City ordinances, and that he continue to make recommendations to the City Council.