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-- - MEMORANDUM -------------------------------------------------------------------------- .- Date: February 20, 1987 To: Mayor and Council Clerk Administrato~~ . From: Patricia J. Morrison, Re: Informational Items -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Lexington Avenue Bridge - There will be a pre-construction meeting at MNDot District 9 Office, in the large conference room, on Friday, February 27 at 9:30 a.m. Bob Raddatz and Barry Peters will be attending this to receive and give input on behalf of Arden Hills. The anticipated construction starting date is March 16, with a scheduled completion date of September 19. 2. Appeals: Grev Fox Road: Rob Plunkett has advised it is his recommendation that a traffic study be conducted on Grey Fox Road, based on his opinion that this would lend credence to our case in proving benefit of the improvement to properties. Anticipated cost is $300.00. . Unless the Council advises otherwise, I will inform Mr. Plunkett to proceed. Appraisals are now being done by the respective experts. The trial date will be late Spring. - 3. Cable Service: A listing of new streets (developments) was presented 'WI' to the Cable Committee at their meeting of January 29. No cable construction was done during 1986 due to the pending sale of the firm; Mr. . Bauer advised the committee it was expected that all new areas desiring cable will be given service this summer. 4. Telephone System: Our new phone system is now (as of 2/20) totally operational, with the addition of one line. A training session in proper usage of the new system was given to all employees. 5. Fire Station #4, Special Legislation: The bill is being heard by the Local and Urban Affairs Committee; the House hearing is at noon, next Thursday, the 26th, and the Senate hearing will be the following Monday. Rep. G. Voss and Sen. Steve Novak have authored the bill. Shoreview's attorney and Schoonover's attorney are still working on details of the land option agreement. 6. Comparable Worth: I met with all the employees on February 19 to discuss with them the process followed by MAMA and Control Data Business Advisors in implementing and administering the study; where we're at with the study now; the role of the Appeals Committee; and a general view of our next steps. The Parks and Recreation and Public Works employees will work together to appoint one member to the Appeals Committee. Therefore, the committee will consist of Charlotte McNiesh (technical), Mayor .-f Woodburn (Council liaison), Pat Morrison and the representative from Parks and Public Works. - . -