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6 January 17, 1983 5.4 Silver Spur Saloon - Discussion of Nuisance Mr. Ed Waugh, fee owner, and Mr. Gene Ramacher, .last liquor license holder, were sent letters requesting their presence at tonight's meeting to discuss the condi- tion of the building after the fire. Mr. Waugh contacted McAllister stating that he is indeed the fee owner, but that it might be more appropriate to deal with the people who are in possession of the property. Attorney Johnson reconmended that Mr. Waugh be contacted to obtain documentation on the outstanding Contract for Deeds on the property, and that all intermediate owners should be notified and requested to appear before the Council to discuss the nuisance. 6.0 ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS MOTION: Schwab made motion, Vail seconded, to adopt ORDINANCE 189, AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE POSSESSION, MANUFACTURE, DELIVERY, OR ADVERTISING OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA, PRESCRIBING PENALTIES AND PROVIDING FOR FORFEITURE. All aye. Motion Carried. 7.0 UNFINISHED BUSINESS 7.1 NSP right-of-way Matter MOTION: McAllister made motion, Vail seconded, that the City Clerk be directed to send a letter to Mr. John A. Smith, NSP, acknowledging his letter of 12/30/82 stating that the matter is under review by the new City Council. All aye. Motion Carried. This matter will be discussed again at the meeting of 2/22/83. 8.0 NEW BUSINESS 8.1 Capitol City Mutual Aid Agreement Mr. Johnson was provided a copy of the proposed agreement. After his review, he de- termined that the previously discussed problems with the original agreement were corrected, and that the new agreement is ready for city signature. MOTION: Vail made motion, Atkinson seconded, that the City of Hugo approve and accept the Capitol City Mutual Aid Agreement and authorize the Mayor to sign the agreement along with the other appropriate signatures. All aye. Motion Carried. 10.0 CLERK The city received a bid from Ron Istvanovich to plow City Hall area and fire hydrants, when needed, for $30.00/hour, 24 hour service. The Feed Mill presently services the city at $36.00/hour. Ron stated that he would be using a 610 Bobcat, and when he would not be able to do the work, his wife's cousin would be available. A Certifi- cate of Insurance could be provided from a firm known as Blacktopping. Ron stated that a 6" snowfall would take approximately 12 hours to remove.