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City Council meeting of September 17, 1990 Page 4 been secured for the construction of a 26' x 32' garage and storage facility west of the well site, in the amount of approximately $7,000. The garage in question would provide for indoor storage to accommodate tvi City vehicles, as well as additional storage for the Fire Department and City Hall. The entire project involves the relocation of the electrical power pole, construction of a concrete slab, building construction, and required electrical wiring' The City staff is requesting Council authorization to proceed, with funding coming from capital facilities. Members of the Hugo Volunteer Fire Department have indicated a willingness to construct the structure in question, under the supervision of Mr. Ron Istvanovich and City Building Inspector, with an anticipated completion date of mid-October. McAllister made motion, Olson seconded, authorizing the purchase and construction of a 26' x 32' garage and storage facility, to be located north of City Hall and west of the of the well site, at an estimated cost of $7000. All aye. Motion Carried. DAVID SCHUMANN REGUEST FOR PERMITS Mr. David Schumann has applied for an auto dismantling license, as well as site plan approval and a building permit, to accommodate the facilities currently housing his autobody shop at 7630 137th Street North. This request has been referred to City Prosecutor, Rich Hocking, for directior on handling this request. The City Council received a copy of a petition by residents of Oakshore Park requesting that speed limits signs be installed in their neighborhood. The City Council will discuss this matter at their next regularly scheduled meeting after the City staff has made an inspection of the area to determine what signs are in place at this time. The City Council received a proposed timetable for implementing Phase 2 of the City's roads CIP project' The Council reviewed the proposed schedule and made no modifications to same. TARI,ARHIP TRIAL (STATIS REPORT) The City staff reviewed the results of this trial with the Citv Council. City Administrator, Ken Huber, reported on the following: The City received a letter from Sheriff's Deputy Dan Harjes regarding "Neighborhood Watch" signs needed in the Oakshore Park area, as well as traffic regulatory signs needed in other areas of the City.