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City Council
8/18/93
7:30 P. M.
Those Present: Mayor:
Councilman:
City Clerk:
Attorney:
Finance Officer:
Pledge to the Flag.
Introduction of Scouts.
Nile Boyle
Farrell Young
Glen Pond
Brad Liljenquist
Bruce Sutherland
Jim Flamm
Nyle Fullmer
Rose Bagley
J. D. Hancock
Richard Horner
A motion was made by Bruce Sutherland and seconded by Glen Pond to
approve the minutes. All Aye
RE: PARKING SPACE BY THOMAS SNARR'S OFFICE (COLLEGE AVENUE)
Thomas A Snarr, Dentist, requested to have the handicapped parking
place moved from in front of their office on College Avenue. It was
put there because their was a Physical Therapist Office there
previously and they needed it for their patients. The council told the
mayor to have Farrell move the parking place.
RE: PAVING OF HARVARD AVE. - (HILLCREST & SHADDOCK APARTMENTS)
The mayor reported on the paving of Harvard. The owner of Hillcrest
apartments met with the mayor and John Millar. They want to put in
curb and gutter and pave their half of the road. That will leave the
street behind the old K.R.X.K. building unfinished. The only way we
can get them to do their share is with a L.I.D.
Mr. and Mrs Shaddock were at the meeting representing Shaddock
Apartments. They want the street running past their apartments left
like it is down below. They did not know why it was not lined up.
They do not want to give an extra four feet, it would ruin their
driveway. They stated that if they have to pave their half of the
street, the people on the other side of the street should have to do
the same. If the street is lined up with Harvard on down, it will look
better. The mayor stated that we need to line up the upper half of the
street as much as possible. Mr Shaddock said they were willing to pay
for the street if it is lined up with lower Harvard. The mayor told
them he would come up and meet with them tomorrow.
RE: NEW SWIMMING POOL BOND - BONDING ATTORNEY CHOSEN
Ted Hendricks was at the meeting representing M.E.D.C.O. He gave a
report. He discussed the Bond Election for the new swimming pool.
They had two proposals for a bonding attorney, one from Rick Skinner
Law firm and one from Mike Moore. The one from Rick Skinner is less
expensive. Both are competent attorneys. Brad Liljenquist stated the
committee had a meeting and discussed having information neighborhood
meetings possibly at P.T.A. To get the resolution done we need to
select the Bond Attorney tonight. Brad stated that the committee have
reviewed both proposals and recommended Rick Skinner. A motion was
made by Brad Liljenquist to engage Ricks Skinner Law Firm for the Bond
Attorney for the new Swimming Pool. Seconded by Jim Flamm. All Aye
Glen Pond reported that he had showed the plans and discussed it with
the Lions Club and they received it well.
Richard told the council that we need to decide on the amount of the
bond right a way.
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RE: REPORT FROM TED HENDRICKS WITH M.E.D.C.O.
Ted Hendricks gave each councilman a handout explaining the
accomplishments of M.E.D.C.O. (on file) He asked the council to
consider making a commitment to support them for another three years.
He explained the handout. Brad Liljenquist asked why they wanted a
three year commitment. Ted said they would like to get a stronger
financial commitment from the community.
The mayor told him this council could not obligate a future council.
They could only go one year at a time.
Brad asked how they were doing in bringing in potential businesses.
They reported that they had worked with several businesses this year
and brought in about five. The money for M.E.D.C.O is in already in
the budget for this year.
RE: TENTATIVE BUDGET PRESENTED
Richard presented the tentative budget. There will be no increase in
the tax levy. The amount of the budget is $13,917,100. A motion was
made by Glen Pond and seconded by Brad Liljenquist to accept the
tentative budget. All Aye
A motion was made by Brad Liljenquist and seconded by Glen Pond to set
the Budget hearing for September 1, at 8:00 P. M. All Aye
RE: DAVE PINCOCK RESIGNS FROM P & Z - JOHN WATSON NEW MEMBER
Dave Pincock has served on the Planning & Zoning for several years and
done a good job. He has resigned. The Planning and Zoning have
recommended John Watson to take his place. The mayor talked to John
Watson and he said he would be on the Planning Board. A motion was
made by Nyle Fullmer and seconded by Jim Flamm to appoint John Watson
to the Planning Board. All Aye. The mayor said he would get a plaque
to present to Dave.
Jim Flamm made a report on the Sewer Treatment Plant progress.
RE: PLACES IN THE CITY NEEDING TO BE CLEANED UP
Brad Liljenquist stated that he had gotten complaints about the mess at
the D.I. The mayor said he had talked to them, but would talk to them
again. He also mentioned that the lot across from his house had a lot
of weeds. The city had come and only cut the weeds around the edge and
piled them up and left them in the street.
RE: NEED SAFETY COMMITTEE TO LOOK AT 2ND W & 4TH S
The mayor told the council that there had been a near accident at the
intersection of 2nd West and 4th South by Erickson Pontiac and would
like the Safety Committee to look at it. Bruce said they had discussed
it and he would have a recommendation for the council at the next
meeting.
RE: REQUEST FOR NO PARKING SIGNS ON WEST MILLHOLLOW
Farrell Young told the council, he had requests to have No Parking
Signs on the West Side of Millhollow. (discussion)
Richard suggested that with the increased traffic in the next two
weeks, Bruce should get with Farrell and get something done by Erickson
Pontiac.
RE: FINES AND FORFEITURES
The mayor told the council that there is a concern on losing the Fines
and Forfeitures. It will hurt the cities. If they take that money
away, they need to give us something.
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RE: BIKE PATH COMMITTEE
Discussion on the Bike Path Committee. Jim wondered if the sidewalks
and bike paths could be tied together. The mayor stated that Dave
Payne from the County Parks and Recreation would like to consolidate
with us for the bike paths. Some suggestions on the committee are
Bryce Thatcher, Dave Payne and Tony Perkins. We still need to get some
more names and will wait and approve them at the same time.
A motion was made by Nyle Fullmer and seconded by Jim Flamm to approve
the bills. All Aye
Meeting adjourned.
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Mayor, Nil L. Boyle
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City Clerk, Ros gl
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