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113 City Council meeting of 9/19/88 Page Olson made motion, Potts seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION 88-4?, A RESOLUTION ADOPTING ASSESSMENT FOR INGERSOLL AVENUE P.I. PROJECT #5-2-88(A). VOTING AYE: Robert Olson, Arthur Potts, Georqe Atkinson VOTING NAY: Theodora Peltier Motion Carried. The city administrator questioned whether the assessments could be adopted without a 4/5's vote of the City Council. The question was referred to the city attorney for legal interpretation. After review of the statutes, city attorney, Charles Johnson, stated that a 4/5's vote of the Council is necessary at the improvement hearing if the improvement is proposed by the City Council rather than by a petition of property owners. He stated that it appears that all that is necessary this evening is a majority vote of the City Council. Mayor Atkinson then informed the audience that the resolution was passed, the assessments adopted, and the project would proceed with construction commencing this fall. Atkinson made motion, Olson seconded, that the City Council finds that the objections raised against the Ingersoll Avenue P.I. Project assessment, based on inherent unfairness, as outlined by Mr. Joe Card's attorney, are found by the City Council to be unsubstantiated and the assessments are to stand as approved. All aye. Motion Carried. MODERN AUTO PARTS - PERMIT REVOCATION As per Council direction, the city attorney prepared a resolution denying the issuance of an Auto Dismantling License to Modern Auto Parts of Hugo, Minnesota. The reasons for revocation are outlined in the resolution prepared by the city attorney, and are as noted by the City Council at the public hearing held on August 1, 1988 to consider revocation of the temporary Auto Dismantling License. Not only did Mr. Dupaul fail to comply with several conditions of the permit, but failed to sign the permit agreeing to comply with the special conditions. If the City Council chooses to deny the Auto Dismantling License for Modern Auto Parts, city staff recommends adoption of the proposed resolution. If the City Council wishes to approve the Auto Dismantling License for the upcoming licensing period 1988/89, city staff recommends that it be done subject to compliance with all requirements of the permit, plus paying the city's legal expense for preparation of the resolution. Mr. Roger Dupaul was present at the Council meeting and provided the following documents to satisfy his requirements for an Auto Dismantling License: 1. Payment of $175.00 for application fees, past due and present permit. 2. Certificate of survey and legal description for property identified as Modern Auto Parts in the City of Hugo. 3. A letter of credit, in the amount of $1500.00, as conditioned in the Auto Dismantling License.