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<br />. <br /> Arden Hills Council 5 December 14, 1992 <br /> - Sewer permit - from $15 to $35. <br /> - Water permit - from $15 to $35; installation from <br /> $15/hour to $30/hour. <br /> - Plumbing permit - from $15.50 minimum plus $5 for <br /> each additional fixture to $15.50 for the first <br /> fixture and $7.50 for each additional fixture. <br /> Person advised that staff has identified the following <br /> related items which Council may wish to review and discuss <br /> at a future worksession: <br /> - Defini ti on of amusement devices and cigarette machines. <br /> - Fire inspection for speclal events, alarm system <br /> installation, building inspection fees, and liquor <br /> license and investigative fees. <br /> - Institution of City SAC and WAC charges per unit for <br /> new construction. <br /> - Dog license fee increase. <br /> - Possible redefinition of drive-through restaurants to <br /> be treated the same as other restaurants and change <br /> basis of fee from square footage to hours of operation. <br /> - Garage/boutique sales fees. <br /> - Possible change of retail sales license to general <br />. business license fee and change basis of fee from <br /> square footage to hours of operation. <br /> MOTION: Mahowald moved, seconded by Hicks, to approve the <br /> license and permit fee changes numbered 1) through 5) <br /> above. Motion carried unanimously (5-0). <br /> APPROVE CAPITAL EOUIPMENT & AUTHORIZE <br /> CITY ADMINISTRATOR TO SIGN PROPOSALS <br /> FOR DATA PROCESS~NG PURCHASES <br /> Administrator Person stated that some time ago the City <br /> reviewed the possibility of performing data processes in- <br /> house rather than through an off-site data processing <br /> service in an effort to provide enhanced and more cost- <br /> effective service. <br /> City Accountant Post recalled that in budget worksession the <br /> matter of in-house versus off-site data processing was <br /> discussed. He stated that a determination has been made <br /> that there would be a long-term cost savings by performing <br /> data processing functions in-house. He added that <br /> implementation would require the purchase of necessary <br /> hardware and components, and it is anticipated that very <br /> moderate additional staffing would be required for <br />. conversion, 2lfter ~~hich existi !Ig staff would perform the <br /> work. <br /> Person reported that three vendors have submitted quotes for <br /> the necessary hardware and components, and staff is <br />