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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-10-08 CC MIN• COUNCIL CHAMBERS - Stillwater, Minnesota October 8, 1980 7:00 P. M. RECESSED MEETING. The Mayor reconvened the meeting at 7:00 P. M. Present. Councilwoman Bodlovick, Councilmen Harry Peterson, Roger Peterson and Mayor Junker Absent: Councilman Powell Also Present: Finance Director /Coordinator, Kriesel; City Clerk, Schnell; City Attorney, Magnuson; Superintendent of Public Works, Shelton; Director of Public Safety, Abrahamson; Director of Parks and Recreation, Blekum; Consulting Engineers, Moore and Elliott; Press: Free Press - Julie Edstrom Stillwater Gazette - Bob Liberty Citizens: George Eide (Ziegler's), David Johnson, Brad MacDonald, James Gannon, Jerry Mahoney, • an keg INDIVIDUALS & DELEGATIONS None UNFINISHED BUSINESS 1. On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilman Harry Peterson, a resolution was introduced "ORDERING THE FINAL PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NO. 186 AND DIRECTING THE CLERIC TO ADVERTISE FUR BIES ". (Bids at 1:00 P. M. on October 23, 1980) AYES -- Councilwoman Bodlovick, Councilmen Harry Paterson, Roger Peterson, and Mayor Junker NAYS - -None (see resolutions) (Also in this advertisment for bids will be the work on Pine Tree Trail Pond - Mr. Magnuson ini'rmed the Council that they will not be able to assess this improvement.) The Water Department has agreed to pay $2,500 of this cost and Swager Bros. will pay $2,500 for this work on this pond drainage. 2. October 7, 1980 was the deadline for the receipt of bids for the loader. The advertisement for bid appeared in the Stillwater Evening Gazette, the official newspaper of the City on September 22 1980. The following bids were opened at 3:00 P. M. by Jack Shelton and Dorothy Schnell: Bid No. 1 Ziegler, Inc. 901 West 94th St. Minneapolis, Mn. 55420 Bid Bond Alternate No. 1 Cat. 920 $64,383.00 Trade -In 33,793.00 Pay 30,591.00 Maintenance Exp. 4,950.00 Minimum Repurchase56,599.00 Scheduled Maint. Costs 3,057.73 Alternate No. 2 $64,383.00 33,793.00 Total Cost Bid $- 19,00.27 $30,591.00 Bid No. 2 International Harvester 5633 W. Hy. 13, P. 0. Box 186 Savage, Mn. 55378 Bid Bond Alternate No. 1 515 Pay Loader $70,735.00 Trade in 48,235.00 P 22,500.00 Maint. Exp. 2,500.00 wm Min. Repurchase 27,0000.00 Scheduled Main. Costs 7,642.80 ALTERNATE NO. 2 $43,173.00 27,225.00 $15,948.00 a Total Cost Bid $5,642.80 i • • 1 1 • '38 Bid No. 3 ALTERNATE NO. 1 Clark 35 -C Michigan $49,430.00 TraP Y In $22,430.00 Maintenance Expense 23,000.00 Min. Repurchase Scheduled Maint. Costs 2,696.70 Total Cost Bid Road Machinery & Supplies 4901 West 80th St. Minneapolis, Mn. 55437 Bid Bond October 8, 1980 ALTERNATE NO. 2 $42,983.00 27.000.00 $ 5,626.70 $15,983.0: COUNCILMAN HARRY PETERSON asked if this piece of equipment has to be replaced and MR. SHELTON stated that we have kept them for more than five years but after that time there are some major maintenance items that have to be taken care of. COUNCILWOMAN BODLOVICK inquired about the major repairs that would be needed on the present loac.er and MR. SHELTON explained in detail what the problems could possibly be. Them are about 4,500 hours on the machine at the present time and the normal life could be 1,200 to 1,500 hours per year. On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the Council delayed any action on the bids for the loader until the October 21st meeting. (all in favor) 3. On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the Council authorized the Mayor to sign a proclamation for Local Government Day. (all in favor) 4. The matter of the Pine Tree Trail Pond was taken care of under Item No. 1. 5. COUNCILMAN HARRY PETERSON felt that we should insist that something be done on the Elgewood Ditch or that the City does the work since there is going to be con- tinued washing of that ditch which will go into the pond and did not feel that we can hide from this problem MAYOR JUNKER felt that we should advertise for bids for the sodding of the bottom of that ditch and send a letter to Thompson and receive the bids on the same date as Local Improvement No. 186 - get it done. (MR. ELLIOTT reported on this under his report this evening) 6. On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the Council referred the hiring of a new police officer and a new fireman to the Public Safety Committee for their study and recommendation. (all in favor) (David Colombo submitted his resignation from the Fire Department) 7. On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, a resolution was introduced "ADOPTING THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT REAPPORTIONMENT FOR THE FEELY PROPERTY". AYES -- Councilwoman Bodlovick, Councilmen Harry Peterson, Roger Peterson, and Mayor Junker NAYS - -None (see resolutions) 8. MR. BLEKUM reported on the quotes that he received for the lighting for the Ramsey /Grove Park. He sent out four proposals and received only one bid for LPD for $2,194, and the former bid from Linner was $2,475. On motion of Councilman Harry Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the Council directed that the building be removed from the park site and that action be taken on the lighting sometime next year. (all in favor) 9. On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilman Harry Peterson, the Council directed that Mr. Kriesel inform the Tourism Committee that there are no monies available for the publication of their material. (all in favor) 10. Mr. Magnuson informed the Council that he has taken care of the Notice of Appeal from Jay and Judy Kimble on Local Improvememt No. 152. • • • • • 1 r • ref •w October 8, 1980 PM NEW BUSINESS 1. On motion of Councilman Harry Peterson, seconded by Councilman Roger Peterson, the Council authorized the attendance of the Building Inspector at two seminars sponsored by the North Star Chapter of the International Conference of Building Officials on October 24th and November 20th. (all in favor) 2. Mr. Shelton will take care of the road repair problem on Lakeside Drive. 3. On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the Council directed that James Lammers be contacted to serve as the legal aid for the City of Stillwater in the Gene Erickson case. (all in favor) On motion of Councilwoman Bodlovick, seconded by Councilman Harry Peterson, that the legal counsel fees for the Gene Erickson case against the individual members be paid for by the City of Stillwater. (all in favor) 4. On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the City Attorney made the first reading by title of an ordinance entitled "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 33.01, SUBD. 6, RELATING TO BUILDING PERMIT FEES WITHIN THE CITY OF STILLWATER ". (all in favor) 5. On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the Council set the date of October 21, 1980 at 7:30 P. M. for the public tearing on Case No. 392 for Terrance Needham for a subdivision permit and a variance. OM (all in favor) 6. r resolution o was o introduced " o AMENDING RESOLUTION 68161 Peterson, 6816"(Deleting the name of Arlene Smith as an Election Judge for the 4th Ward, 2nd Precinct and replacing it with Virginia Corrus). AYES -- Councilwoman Bodlovick, Councilmen Harry Peterson, Roger Peterson, and Mayor Junker NAYS: None (see resolutions) 7. PUBLIC HEARING FOR OAK GLEN DEVELOPMENT CO GOLF COURSE COUNCILWOMAN BODLOVICK indicated that in setting this public hearing you are more or less giving concept approval and that there has been no plan whatsoever on this COUNCILMAN ROGER PETERSON stated that you are approving the issuance of revenue or n the location eof, you concerned. esentati -n MR. MAGNUSON - first of all and perhaps the most important phase of this indus- trial bond procedure is the preliminary approval - at first it doesn't seem important - it would seem that final approval, but really this is the important thing; secondly, in connection with this development we have to remember that we have supported the development in annexation and now we would be issuing the bonds and it is good to examine the real aspect of the development if you have to say "no ". COUNCILMAN ROGER PETERSON stated that his question was 'the request is that you are approving the issuance of Industrial Revenue Bonds for the building of a golf course - doesn't seem to him that they would be giving approval to the various locations of the golf course or the streets whatever - aren't they just approving the Industrial Revenue Bonds? MR. MAGNUSON replied that morally, they know and they have been told, that the developers plan is to use the golf course as an attraction to sell lots at a profit and it seemed to him that has been revealed to the Council - it is not that he is going to build a golf course there - it is an element of the overall project and in order to make it pay for itself he ?s going to have to sell the lots. Morally it is just another indication that the City favors it. It would be hard to approve this and then next spring the City would not approve the plan for the extension of the utilities. COUNCILMAN HARRY PETERSON stated that this was the first that he was aware that we were talking intially about a golf course - up to this time they have been talking about a golf course in connection with the development of a large number of homes and the improvemnents that go with them. We are here in the month of October a couple of weeks away from the election and two new members of this council will be selected, members of the Council that are going to have to be involved in this project as it moves through its various stages over the next several years and he felt that it would be completely wrong for the present Council to take any action whatever and then have it overturned by the incoming Counil. He have c taken over he suggested u that e action be postponed e and be acted upon when Council when the new Council takes over. 239 • • • • • .1 1 • • (240 October 8, 1980 On motion of Councilman Harry Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, that this matter be laid on the table until the new Council has been inducted in Jaruary. DISCUSSION: There was discussion whether this would be private or public property and many public golf courses are privately owned. There was discussion about getting dedicated public land in this proposal - some of that land in that complete proposal should be dedicated as public land to the City and the developer is aware of that. COUNCILMAN HARRY PETERSON stated that there is nothing to prevent him from going to private investors without the City's issuance of Industrial Revenue Bonds - we have some questions as to what the expectations as to the City's involvement in streets, sewers and all of that - there are some issues to be clarified in connection with the golf course - are we going to have to provide or should we provide City sewer and water for the club house which, as he understood it, is the intent is to have a curling rink in connection with it which would probably make a year around facility and he was doubtful that this would go with on -site sewer system - connection is going to be expected for sure. COUNCILMAN ROGER PETERSON stated that any golf course that is being built would not hook up to public water - they can't afford it - they are going to build their own well - he would assume - they would almost have to. DAVID JOHNSON stated that the concept of Industrial Revenue Bonds is not on the books and this is part of a large "puzzle" that he has to fit the pieces altogether - the Industrial Revenue finacing for the golf course is one part of the puzzle - the request was only that the City Council would set a date for a public hearing to see if they would be in favor of issuing Industrial Revenue Bonds for the development of the golf course - this is not to say that he would use them if all the other parts did not fit together - he is trying to start with one part of the puzzle and this is an intregal part of the financial package - he understood that there is no concept approval - there are a lot of other things that have to be agreed upon and worked out - this is not to say that the funds will be used, but they are on the books and there is some talk that the next legislature will change the laws on Industrial Revenue Bonding and he would like to get it on the books now- whether or not he would use them or not is something else - that would depend upon the final approval on all of the other matters. MR. KRIESEL asked David Johnson what would happen if the Council did not go along with the concept, what would be done with the Industrial Revenue Bonds and DAVID JOHNSON stated that he would turn the money back. MR. KRIESEL stated that we would only be giving him approval for the golf course and if the rest of the project does not go through, what would he require from the City and he replied there would be no expectation from the City - this was only approval of issuance of Industrial Revenue Bonds for the golf course and that is only a small part of the whole package and he would like to get started on this and get the rest of the proposal firmed up. MR. KRIESEL reminded the Council he is waiting for Ron Langness of Sprintsteds to put something together on the other aspect of the development and he would like to set up a meeting sometime next week for this financing and asked Mr. Magnuson if we could set up this hearing for November 5th and if this was done, if this would be giving him preliminary approval. MR. MAGNUSON stated that you anticipate by the first week in November you will have the answers necessary to make an intelligent decision - if you think you can, then you can set the hearing, but if you do not think it is possible by that time, then you should not set the date. You may have enough information by that time to make an intelligent decision and any information that can be gathered within the next couple of weeks - if you don,t think in good faith that you can learn that much in knowledge by that time, then you should not set the hearing COUNCILMAN ROGER PETERSON stated that if they set the date for the hearing then they would make a point to get all of the facts - if they don't set the date for hearing, then it could be delayed for sometime - he could not frankly see the problem in setting a public hearing for the issuance of Industrial Reve iue Bonds - the Council had done it with a matter of fact with every request they have had and many of which were large requests - the Greeley Street Clinic which was the first one that they ever went through - it was new to everyone and he did not feel that the Council was commited at that time to the building of that clinic in any shape, manner or form other than that it complied to our building code. He felt that the Greeley Clinic is a great addition to the Clty of Stillwater. This was for the benefit of everyone. COUNCILWOMAN BODLOVICK asked Mr. Johnson if he plans on coming in with a PUD for the whole area and when does he plan on approaching the Planning Commission with this request. 1 • • • • • • 1 • MR. JOHNSON stated that he does and that it should be very shortly possibly in by the November meeting. n Fan met aI VOTE ON THE MOTION -- Ayes -- Councilwoman Bodlovick, and Councilman Harry Peterson Nays -- Councilman Roger Peterson and Mayor Junker COUNCILMAN ROGER PETERSON moved that a resolution be introduced "SETTING THE DATE FOR THE PUBLIC HEARING FOR NOVEMBER 5, 1980 FOR THE INDUSTRIAL BONDING FOR DAVID JOHNSON'S GOLF COURSE ". (The motion died for the lack of a second and COUNCILMAN ROGER PETERSON withdrew his motion). APPLICATIONS On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the following Contractor's Licenses were approved: (all in favor) Bezaleel Construction - Ed Haberman 810 South Everett St., Stillwater Cornado Stone 1455 Wolters Blvd., White Bear Lake 55110 Thomas Finn Co. 370 Dayton Avenue, St. Paul 55102 Larson Installers 4040 Xenia No., Robbinsdale 55422 F. P. Lutz & Co., Inc. R. #2, North Branch, Mn. 55056 Michael Rivard R. #1, Box 150 -A, Stillwater Clarence Stelzner 1326 West Ramsey, Stillwater Carroll Stensland 15025 - 10th St. N., Stillwater October 8, 1980 General Renewal Masonry & Brick Work New Roofing Renewal General New General New Masonry & Brick Work Renewal General Renewal General Renewal - - -On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilman Harry Peterson, an additional Taxi -Cab License was granted to St. Croix Cab, Inc., 1203 North Owens, Apt. 107, Stillwater, subject to the receipt of the proper insurance certificate. (all in favor) COMMUNICATIONS - -From Allen Zepper, Building Officail - report on the Internationl Conference of Building Officials, Albuquerque. (no action) - -From Don Pollock regarding the condition of the docking facilities in Stillwater. (No action) There was discussion about keeping the boats moving and not to let them stay for lengthy period of times. CITY C00RDINATOR'S REPORT 1. MR. KRIESEL inquired of the Council about following up on the walkway from the Trinity Church to the Hi -Rise - this would be a covered walkway. On motion of COuncilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the Council authorized Bernie Johns of Short- Elliott- Hendrickson to prepare some preliminary drawings of a covered bridge to take care of this project. (all in favor) 2. MR. RRIESEL informed the Council that there will be the meeting next Tuesday, October 14th at 7:00 P M regarding the storm sewers in the downtown area. CITY CLERK'S REPORT 1. The Clerk informed the Council that Mrs. Van Meier has re- submitted the bill from the plumber for her repair work which had earlier been submitted to the Insurance Company and which they refused to pay. 241 • a • 1,r 2 • 1 • • 14 2 October 8, 1980 There was discussion about the damage and the installation of a new sump -pump to take care of the drainage by her home. There was a question as to whether or not this was the City's responsibility. There was discussion about sharing it. The question was raised that if we pay this and the pump fails after a heavy rain and the parking lot floods and goes into her house what happens then - by paying it are we saying "yes it is our fault" and we sill accept any claims in the future for damage from that. MR. MAGNUSON stated that it could be our fault - it is basically if we knew of the hazard and were negiligent in doing nothing about it - if we have notice of the bad condition and don't do anything then we are not negilent - in order to be liable we have to fail to exercise reasonable things to take care of the hazard. COUNCILMAN HARRY PETERSON asked if the City could get a statement from her that payment of this will will completely absolve the City from future damages. MR. MAGNUSON will check into this since if the City got a release from her it would prevent her from bringing ..n action, but it might not cover future owners. COMMITTEE REPORTS PUBLIC SAFETY 1. MR. ABRAHAMSON brought to the Council's attention an action brought against Valley TAxi by the St. Croix Cab Co. and there are cabs around the City with Stillwater Taxi on them and they are licensed to a party who does not own them. The Council did not feel that this should have any bearing on the issuance of the additional license to Mr. Ritzer even though the license was transferred from the Stillwater Taxi Co. to the Valley Taxi Co. MR. MAGNUSON felt that what the order days is that all of the properties that the Ritzers sold to Mr. Cropp has to be returned including the licenses and process the transfers when they are received. On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the City Attorney was directed to comply with whatever is necessary in this court order. (all in favor) CONSULTING ENGINEERS 1. MR. ELLIOTT reported that Orvedahl Construction will start work on the pipe work for the pumping of Lily Lake on Monday, October 13th. He informed the Council that he was in error in the use of the forcemain on a temporary basis - the DNA would not permit that without the outlet to McKusick Lake being constructed to serve the overflow and the current overflow would go into Brown's Creek and they would not permit that. The pumping of the lake was the most expeditious way to do this and we will be pumping for about a month. 2. MR. MAGNUSON at this time brought up the problem with the easement on the Duane Nelson property on Lake Drive. The City could bring action in District Court asking for a Declaratory Judgment and have the judge tell us what our various rights are on that ease- ment and the alternative could find that we do not have proper rights to eminent domain and set that whole procedure in motion - that would take about six weeks which is a long time. As far as he could see is the only alternative is to go in there and work and if they feel they have an action against the City, they can sue the City. The damages would be minimal even though we do not have the rights that we claim. The fifty feet already have two big pipes in it - one is huge and the new pipe going in will be buried and covered up and there will be exten- sion above the ground. He did not feel that this would be damaged to any greater extent by a new pipe and that we should proceed and start digging. MAYOR JUNKER requested that his fence not be damaged, he doesn't want anybody on his property. MR. ELLIOTT asked if the property owner could get an injunction and MR. MAGNUSON stated that he could but that it would take a long time to get it. MR. ELLIOTT stated that he will review the contract and possibly they could finish that work as soon as possible. The project is such a benefit to the property around that lake and it is not going to be assessed and there ought to be some reasonable way to discuss a matter like this. The work will start on Myrtle Street at the outlet end. MAYOR JUNKER will set up a meeting with Dr. Nelson, the City Attorney and himself on this matter, and also Dr. Nelson's lawyer if he wishes that. 0 • • • • 5 ' • ^ October 8, 1980 24 3) • • • 3. MR. ELLIOTT informed the Council that letters and maps were mailed out to the people on the route of this construction work for the permanent pumping of Lily Lake. 4. MR. ELLIOTT informed the Council that he went out to the Edgewood Ditch last evening and talked to the abutting property owners and he was told that Thomp- sons' people had been out there and they are working on it and he will take periodic looks at it. 5. MR. ELLIOTT stated that he has been asked by properties within the Racquetball Club area to do some site review plans - - Short - Elliott - Hendrickson is not seeking the work, but the parties have come to them - there is a 39 unit motel going in west of the bank and they have contacted him to set some site elevations and dainage and the Council had no opposition to this COUNCIL REOUEST ITEMS 1. COUNCILMAN HARRY PETERSON brought up the matter of rezoning in the Joint Powers � area - there is now before the Joint Powers Commission, at least a proposal, to do some rezoning to permit some additional limited retail sales operations in the Joint Powers area for one, Del Wheeler, wants to open a shop out there and all they are asking for at this time is the instruction of the Council that they may bring this matter before the Joint Powers again. He made a motion that the Council approve and by bringing this matter before the Joint Powers Commission and saying Stillwater, the City, is asking that the OM matter be considered - you are approving nothing other than that they can again discuss it at Joint Powers. ibe PARKS AND RECREATION s COUNCILMAN ROGER PETERSON seconded the motion. (all in favor) COMMITTE REPORTS - continued PUBLIC WORKS 1. MR. SHELTON reported to the Council that the condition of the roofs on the Nelson and South Lift Stations are in need of repair and replacement since they are leaking. He has contacted Harlan Bruette and he will remove the existing roof and replace it with a five year guarantee and he will do both roofs for the sum of $2,100 plus some insulation and flashing. On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the Council authorized the installation of new roofs on the pumping stations, Nelson and South, at a cost not to exceed $2,100 plus the cost of insulation and fleshings. (all in favor) 2. MR. SHELTON requested that the broken blacktopping be removed from St. Croix Avenue between North First and North Broadway and replace it with gravel. All of the property owners are in favor of this being done. On motion of Councilman Roger Peterson, seconded by Councilman Harry Peterson, the Council authorized the removal of the black- topping on St. Croix Avenue between North First Street and North Broadway as recommended by the Superintendent of Public Works. (all in favor) 3. MR. SHELTON stated that they started to pump Lily Lake on the 6th and they will take care of the problem spots as fast as they can and they may have to shut it down tomorrow to take care of the provlem in O'Brien Park and by Heimerman's where there are leaks. He feels that all the people who were inconvenienced should be thanks for cooperating. 1. MR. BLEKUM reported on the sodding by the new parking lot and there is a strip that is not finished which will be done by the highway department when their construction work is completed. COUNCILMAN ROGER PETERSON asked Mr. Moore to check out the blacktopping on the northeast corner of the parking lot by the Brick Alley which is breaking off. MR. MOORE will contact the contractor to take care of this problem and have him replace this. • • • t 1 • • w • 644 QUESTIONS FROM THE PRESS None ORDINANCES October 8, 1980 CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT 1. MR. MAGNUSON informed the Council that the Township has appealed in District Court the decision of the Municipal Board in the Johnson Annexation. Today he was served with a Notice of Motion in District Court which they enjoin us from extending utilites into that area until such a time as the appeal is determined in the courts and the courts have set a hearing fir that on the 22nd of October and he felt that we should resist this injunction. The statute provides that an appeal on a Municipal order shall not stay the effective- ness of the order which means that there is no automatic stay- that means that we can go ahead - he is askhg with this order that we require them to put up a substantial deposit and he was sure that Mr. Johnson and his lawyers will be arguging this - the deposit of the bond should be enough to prevent Johnson from sustaining a lot of financial loss. It is a part of the City and is being patrolled. 2. MR. MAGNUSON reported to the Council that a party called him who is buying a parcel of land in Stillwater and wants to turn it into condominiums and there are a number of buildings around town that are being advertised for sale as condominiums. The new condominiums provide that each unit of the condominium be a separate parcel for purpose of ownership and the sub - division ordinance says it is the division of one parcel of land into two or more for the purpose of transferring ownership of the development - so the creation of a condominium is actually is a sub - division for which we should see either plat or floor plan of this and their covenants. We have never done this and he felt that the Council should decide how this should be treated - just let "sleeping dogs lie" and let the condominiums develop or should we strict about the enforcement of the ordinance. COUNCILMAN ROGER PETERSON asked what this would do in a single or two family area and he said they would need a Special Use Permit as this would be considered multi - family. This is converting existing units into condominiums. COUNCILMAN ROGER PETERSON felt that they should be submitting plans to the City and MR. MAGNUSON felt that it would be a good idea - we can't prevent it unless we make finding that there is a real shortage of rental property in the City. MR. MAGNUSON was directed to look into this and send letters to these parties that are proposing to do this and let them know of the requirements that they must comply with under the sub - division ordinance. 3. MAYOR JUNKER inquired about the moving in of houses into the City and MR. MAGNUSON stated that we do not have an ordinance on this and he was directed to draft such an ordinance for the Council to look at. 4. On motion of Councilman Harry Peterson, seconded by Councilwoman Bodlovick, the Council authorized the tiring of an appraiser for the appeals to the various assessments. (all in favor) (Mr. Magnuson stated that all of the costs in connection with an appeal is accessible back to the project) First Reading - Amending Chapter 33.01, Subd. 6, Relating to Building Permit Fees within the City of Stillwater RESOLUTIONS The following resolutions were read and on roll call were unanimously adopted: 1. Ordering Final Plans & Specs and Advertise for Bids for Local Improvement No. 186 (North Center Street Utilities) 2. Assessment Reapportionment for Feely Property 3. Amending Resolution No. 6816 - Election Judges ADJOURNMENT On motion of Councilman Harry Peterson, seconded by Councilman Roger Peterson. the meeting adjourned at 9:00 P. M. Attest: ,z� /w.«t �._ ,o. ✓.d .tEl� J City Clerk Mayor re • a • • • a 1