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City Council meeting of September 1(u, 1991 Page ? McAllister suggested that contracts be negotiated with baoth ambulance providers, and then the Council could hold a public hearing and decide on which provider they preferred. Mayor Stoltzman and Fran Miron indicated their concern regarding the large service area that Forest LaF::e covers, and that they might be spreading themselves "too thin". After a lengthy discussion, the following motion was made: Jesinski made motion, McAllister seconded, to award the ambulance service contract to District Memorial Hospital for a two-year period, and authorize the Mayor to sign said contract on behalf of the City of Hugo. Approval is based on the Administrator's recommendation, as follows: 1. There shall be no ambulance service subsidy from the City's general fund. 2. Customer billing shall be handled by the ambulance service provider. 3. The City shall utilize a single provider service. 4. The Citv Administrator and Finance Director shall be authorized to negotiate the terms of a multi-year contract with the provider .selected. VOTING AYE: Brunotte, Jesinsk.i, McAllister VOTING NAY: Miron and Stoltzman Motion Carried. PARE•:: USE POLICY Miron made motion, McAllister seconded, to table this matter until the City Council meeting of October 7, 1991. All aye. Motion Carried. ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS COMPLAINT (MUNGER)_ As per Council direction, this matter has been placed on the agenda for formal discussion by the City Council. Mr. Art Munger appeared before the City Council on September 3, 1991, and issued a formal complaint regarding the activities of one of his neighbors. The City Building Inspector had forwarded a letter to Mr. Jim Dotte on June 19, 1991, pointing out that a building had been placed on his property at 16-1th Street and Fenway, and that the appropriate City permits had not been issued. Mr. Dotte informed the City that the house mover was to secure the appropriate permits before the building was to be moved onto the site. Mr. Dotte has secured building permit forms, and has indicated he will be mak-ing application for a building permit, which will be followed by an inspection of the building. Mr. Munger feels that the City has not been aggressive enough in pursuing this issue. He stated his major concern was with SUP' compliance rather than the house being moved on to the site. Miron made motion, McAllister seconded, requesting Code Enforcement Officer, John Benson, to review the conditions of the previously issued Special Use Permit, and report his findings to the City Council as to whether or not these conditions have been met. Motion and second withdrawn.