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Minutes-02/12/2014

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Discussion and Possible Action to amend the building inspector' s contract for commercial inspections. Motion to approve amending building inspector' s contract by Ryan, Second by Bartels. Discussion: None. Roll Call: Ayes: Kahler, Ryan, Petersen, Bartels and Upton. Nays: None: Action passed. Discussion and Possible Action for donation to CCA Fun Fair. Motion to approve for same amount as prior year, $ 100, by Ryan. Second by Petersen. Discussion: None. Roll Call: Ayes: Kahler, Ryan, Petersen, Bartels & Upton. Nays: None. Action passed. Reports Attorney Raiber reported: Ireland Avenue continues to progress. Several easements are done with help from Council and City Hall. The Church and Railroad are almost done. Schneider continues to be negotiated through his attorney. The Church has some title issues and should be done in the next few weeks. The goal is to try to get them done before the end of the month. For the Railroad, it was approved with some special provisions that required DOT approval for Right Of Way. On the parcel across the street, everything has been approved. There is one discrepancy in the legal description and it is being worked out. Bartels had a question on the parcel. Right now the parcel will be a lease since we can' t own it until the parcel is paid for; once released by the mortgage company, we will own it. Ryan questioned whether we can gravel it. According to Administrator Jackson, our ordinance says we have to pave it. We may need to negotiate that in the agreement. Engineer Frederick reported: Doug reported that plans were mailed to DOT today which will be 18th. reviewed and placed on final plans due March Doug assured the City that they will meet that deadline. Petersen had questions about Roberts Ferry Rd going North and thought there might be issues with construction and storm sewer. According to Doug, the storm sewer has to start at Clear Creek and work that way. Petersen said that the contractor was concerned that he would have to pay for it. It was discussed that the storm sewer is part of the whole project, not up to one person. 25th. Public Works Director Mehmen reported: Concession stand will be bid on the It will hopefully be just four bids; the project was shrunken and design changed. Water and sewer will be moved. Sand is not being used as much on the street. Instead, we are using brine. When streets are treated with actual salt, we use 3 times as much. In the long run, it should be a savings. Discussion that perhaps that means we can have more plows out instead of constantly sanding. Streets are looking better and clearing faster. Salt supply is short but we can get it for the water treatment plant. Ryan commented on the trail cleaning. He said that he was on the trail late Sunday and the trail was not done and it had snowed on Saturday. He commented that once streets are done, they need to start trails. Per Brett, we can' t use bobcat on the trails with a brush. They will use the Kubota and drive down and throw salt/ sand down. I

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