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<br /> . <br /> # Minutes of the regular Council Meeting, October 12, 1987 <br /> Page 7 <br /> EQUIP (Cont'd) Hansen moved, seconded by Peck, that Council authorize <br /> the expenditure of $7,447.00 for the purchase of a box, <br /> plow, hoist and sander for the new one-ton Parks vehicle. Motion carried <br /> unanimously. (4-0) <br /> MISC. PUB. WKS. Public Works Supervisor Raddatz reported to Council on <br /> . the recent sewer line problems, watermain problems, and <br /> explained the statement from Perron Contractors. <br /> OTHER BUSINESS <br /> RENDERING PLANT MTG. Council discussed the proposed meeting with citizens <br /> and personnel from the Hide. & Tallow Plant. <br /> Morrison reported that two Arden Hills residents, one New Brighton resident and <br /> Dave Fridgen have confirmed attendance at the meeting. <br /> Council suggested Morrison contact other residents in the areal Mrs. Thorn, <br /> Walter Beager and Mr. Messerly, to see if they were interested in attending. <br /> ALPO FOODS Mayor Woodburn suggested that the Clerk Administrator <br /> send a letter within the next few weeks to Harvey <br /> Stewart, Mana.er of Alpo Foods, to determine what progress is being made. <br /> SPEED REDUCTION; Councilmember Peck suggested the Co~cil forward a <br /> COUNTY ROAD F letter to the County requesting a reduction to 30 mph <br /> speed limit on County Road F. <br /> . After discussion, Council concurred to direct the Clerk Administrator to send a <br /> letter to the County, advising Arden Hills has received several complaints and <br /> requesting their consideration to reduce the speed limit to 30 mph. <br /> DELIQ. UTILITY Council discussed the delinquent utility bills and the <br /> BILLS; POLICY necessity for determining a policy for handling these <br /> accounts. <br /> Councilmembers suggestions; <br /> -Two separate policies should be set up; one for commercial properties <br /> and one for residential properties whic~ should include hardship <br /> . provision. <br /> -Higher penalty should be imposed; 25%. <br /> -Letter should be sent which states that the water will be shut off <br /> in 10 days if the delinquent bill is not paid. <br /> The Clerk Administrator commented that it is her understanding the limit for <br /> imposing penalty is 8 percent; she will research the matter. She suggested that <br /> Council may consider determining a policy prior to certification of delinquent <br /> . accounts next year. <br /> Council concurred to place the matter on k future agenda for discussion. <br /> PARKS DEPTl KARATE Councilmember Hansen questioned if the Karate fees <br /> listed in the Parks Director's memorandum were correct; <br /> the 1986 fee was $15.00 per student, this year the fee is indicated at $14.00 <br /> per hour. She asked the Clerk Administrator to check the figures with Buckley. <br /> LENGTH OF MEETING Councilmember Hansen commmented that the Council <br /> meetings are extremely long; asked for suggestions for <br /> reducing the length of the meetings. <br /> REPORT OF CLERK ADMINISTRATOR <br /> LANDSCAPE INSP. Council was referred to the Landscape Inspector's <br /> NORK. CORP. CNTR report, 9-24-87, relative to the initial landscape <br /> 8 PINETREE DRIVE inspection at Northpark Corporate Center, Phase III, <br /> 8 Pinetree Drive. <br /> Moved by Winiecki, seconded by Peck, that Council <br /> . accept the initial landscape inspection report, conditioned upon replacement of <br /> the trees as recommended, and reduce the bond to a 100 percent maintenace bond <br /> for the period of one year. Motion carried unanimously. (4"0) <br /> CLAIMS & PAYROLL Peck moved, seconded by Winiecki, that Council approve <br /> Claims and Payroll as submitted. Motion carried. (4-0) <br />