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<br /> City Council Work Session Meeting <br /> December 19,2005 6 <br /> . <br /> H. Assessments-City staff recommends including the Beach Club Association as an <br /> assessable entity and hold an assessment hearing following completion of the <br /> construction project <br /> Councilmember Larson requested that City staff research whether or not Beach Club <br /> Associations have been assessed in the past The City may have set a past precedent during other <br /> reconstruction proj ects. <br /> City Administrator Wolfe said that City staff will research this issue further and report back to <br /> the City Council for further consideration. <br /> 1. Watermain Improvement-Staff recommends replacing all of the valves, hydrants, and <br /> watermain along Arden Place. Additional watermain will only be replaced if <br /> conditions warrant <br /> J. Sanitary Sewer Improvements-Staff recommends replacing the force main from Lift <br /> Station #3 to Lift Station #7. <br /> K. Storm Drainage-Staff recommends pursuing an agreement with residents adjacent to <br /> Lift Station #3 to incorporate a public pond and pursue an agreement with the Island <br /> Beach Club to include pondinglintl1tration in the wetland area along Ridgewood Road. <br /> . Members of the City Council were in agreement with these recommendations. <br /> Lift Station #7 Repair Al!reement-In Coniunction with Presbyterian Homes <br /> Operations and Maintenance Director Tom Moore provided the City Council with some <br /> background information regarding the purpose of the Memorandum of Understanding between <br /> the City and Presbyterian Homes. In 2004, the City upgraded Lift Station #7 with a submersible <br /> pump systcm. Lift Station #7 primarily services Presbyterian Homes and a few homes along <br /> Sandeen Road. In the past, City staff has spcnt a significant amount of timc rcsponding to <br /> emergency callouts due to fabric materials being placcd in the sanitary sewer system by residents <br /> or employees of Presbyterian Homes. In order to resolve this issue, the City and Presbyterian <br /> Homes installed two chopper pumps. Presbyterian Homes agrccd to purchase the chopper <br /> pumps and salvage some of thc existing pumps for future use by the City. <br /> The Memorandum of Understanding formalizes the responsibilities of Presbyterian Homes and <br /> the City regarding the maintenance of Lift Station #7 and the pumping equipment Presbyterian <br /> Homes is responsible for purchasing the two pumps and all necessary spare parts. The City will <br /> be responsible for normal maintenance and operation of the lift station. In the future, <br /> Presbyterian Homes will reimburse the City for replacing the chopper pumps due to age and <br /> normal wear and tear. <br /> Membcrs of the City Council were in agrcement with the Memorandum of Understanding and <br /> . requested that this item be placed on the agenda at the next City Council meeting. <br />
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