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.. I Council iHnu'tes - ~prll 8,1968 - coc"dnued Trustee Hollenhorst moved approval of the contract between the VllJage of Arden Hills and the Plttsburgh-DesMolnes Steel Company for the hydro-pillar type water tank In the amount of $i24,700.00, with a 220 day delivery date; subject to approval of Attorney Courtney; seconded by councilman Henderson; motion carried. Personnel Ordinance Attorney Courtney has reviewed the present Ordinance and will send a letter to Mayo~ BJorndahl outlIning the basIc dIfferences as related to present labor negotiations with maintenance employees. Rental A~reement - Maintenance Equipment Stora~e Mayor Bjorndahl requested Attorney Courtney to prepare a rental agreement between the Village and Harold Grudnoske, for the storage of VIllage-owned equipment on the property east of the Village Hall. Mayor Bjorndahl explained that storing the equipment In the open creates an Insurance problem. Oak Avenue Petition for Water Mayor Bjorndahl informed the Council of a petition for water from property owners on Oak Avenue. This could be Included In Water. Improvement 68-1, as stated by Fiscal Agent Peter Popovich If.the cost would be less than 20% of the estimated cost of the entire project. Petition referred to Engineer Lund to prepare a cost estimate for Oak Avenue and also for Pascal Avenue and to determine whether the petItion contains the desired 35% of property owners. REPORT OF ENGINEER DONALD LUND Water Area No.2 Engineer Lund reported that the water petition for this area had signatures of only 28% of the propert~ owners. According to the minutes of the Council meeting of March 25, 1968, Donald Kostohryz, 1405 Arden Place, who submitted the petition, stated that If the petition did not contain at least 35%, he would attempt to contact the property owners who were not available when the petition was circulated. Referred to Clerk Lorraine Stromquist to I~form Mr. Kostohryz of the status of this petition. Engineer Lund s~bmitted a favorable feasibility report, dated April 5, 1968, and a 'cost estimate of $308,740.00. Water Area No. I Engineer Lund reported that the petition for water for Area No. I represented more than 50% of the property owners. Upon mofion by Hollenhorst, seconded by Crepeau, a feasibility report and cost estimate was or,jered by the Councll1; motion carried. ~ . '-cth.~ -1w Id-~l-'-'O';l.. a..o..,~ 61-3 Status of Assessment Study ~~/I-L~ Clerk Lorraine Stromquist informed the Council that Fiscal Agent Peter Popovich ~ill have a report by the meeting of April 29, re- garding methods of assessing and also an estimated mill rate In- crease If water service Is provided for all areas during the calendar year 1968. Public Hearln~ Date - W,!l'ju; Oistricts Nos. I and 2 Clerk Lorraine Stromquist was directed to arrange a public ~earlng date for about the week of May 20, for Water District No. i and also for District No.2, sUbJact .0 Db+alning a sufficient number of signers of at least 35% In District No.2. Hearing date to be acted on by the Council at the meeting of Aprlft 29. Water Improvement 68-1, Engineer Lund presented project. Plans and Specifications the plans and specifications for this ~~ Councilman Crepeau moved that they be approved,~~ that the necessary legal notices be published for this Imorovement. and the Clerk and Engineer be authorized to open bids at'the Village Hall at 11:00 a.m. on May 10, 1968; seconded by Councilman Hollenhorst: motion carried. -2-