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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION — JULY 19, 2021 7 <br />Mayor Grant asked if the Council could support the $13,000 expenditure. The Council supported <br />this expense. <br />Mayor Grant commented staff brought up another project the Council will have to consider, <br />which will be the replacement of all of the City's water meters. He noted the batteries were <br />reaching the end of their useful life. He reported the cost to replace the batteries was around $1 to <br />$1.2 million. He explained this was a project the City would have to begin planning for. <br />Councilmember Holmes asked if the water meters were replaced 20 years ago. <br />Finance Director Bauman explained the transmitters were replaced in 2012 or 2013 and the <br />meters were more than 15 years old. <br />Mayor Grant reported he has been on the City Council for 20 years and he does not recall doing <br />the meters under Dennis Probst. He anticipated the meters were 16+ years old. <br />Councilmember Holden suggested staff speak with Badger Meters. <br />Councilmember Holmes supported the City putting aside a portion of the Federal dollars for this <br />project. <br />Mayor Grant requested staff investigate the age of the existing meters and report back to the <br />Council at a future meeting. <br />D1. Park Benches <br />Mayor Grant discussed a park bench situation at Crepeau Park that involved Rich Straumann and <br />the insurance agent at State Farm. He explained he received an email from the PTRC Chair John <br />Van Valkenburg stating the bench should be installed at Crepeau Park and it had to mention Dan <br />Messerli. <br />Councilmember Holmes commented further on the park bench application. She reported the <br />application states City staff should be contacting the applicant on where the bench should be <br />located. <br />Mayor Grant discussed the proposed park bench location and asked if this new bench would be <br />replacing a deteriorated bench. He was of the opinion the proposed park bench location was not a <br />good spot. He commented further on how upset the PTRC Chair and Rich Straumann were about <br />this situation. <br />Interim Public Works Director Swearingen stated the bench for Dan Reichert had been <br />assembled but not installed. He noted another bench would have to be ordered for Dan Messerli. <br />Councilmember Holden indicated a request has been made for an additional park bench for <br />Crepeau Park in memory of Dan Messerli. She believed that whoever paid for the bench should <br />have the right to select a placement for the bench. <br />
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