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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION — APRIL 18, 2022 9 <br />Councilmember Holden said if the purpose is to pay for the water meters, they could use the <br />money now for water projects and they would still have money for the meters when they decide to <br />replace them. <br />Mayor Grant elaborated that they have water projects now they could use the ARPA funds for <br />which means they won't spend money out of the water fund, so when they do get to water meter <br />replacements the funds will be there. <br />Finance Director Bauman said they have to be entered into contracts by the end of 2024, and <br />costs had to be incurred after March, 2021. There's a possibility it could get used for the <br />Glenpaul project and for both 2022 projects. <br />Councilmember Holmes said she would like to know exactly how they were going to spend the <br />money. <br />City Administrator Perrault said they would lay it out during the budget process. Council had <br />requested staff have an idea of where to spend the money at this meeting, and they had internally <br />talked about using it for water meters as a starting point. The water meter project is coming, <br />whether it gets started this year or next. <br />Councilmember Holmes said she wants to know when the meters have to be replaced. <br />Finance Director Bauman said the meters are working, but some of them are up to 30 years old. <br />Councilmember Holmes asked staff to let them know when the meters project would need to <br />start and meters be replaced so they could start making decisions. <br />Councilmember Radziej noted the efficiency of the contract would be to do all the meters at <br />once, not just ones that fail. <br />Finance Director Bauman said they would need to hire someone to analyze all the products out <br />there to determine what the best product is for us. There is a lot of prep work to decide which <br />meters and which program, and a firm would get hired to do the installations. <br />Councilmember Holden stated they had talked about doing work at the dog parks, was that <br />money coming from the City budget for fences, a shelter, trees etc. <br />Councilmember Holmes said the Spring Lake Park Lions donation would be used for that. <br />Mayor Grant asked if staff recalled what the PMP Edgewater neighborhood (2021 PMP) costs <br />were. <br />Public Works Director/City Engineer Swearingen thought sewer and water combined was <br />probably close to $1 million. The total project was close to $3 million. There is a decent amount <br />of lining that could be done on upcoming projects, and he could come up with others fairly <br />quickly. <br />
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