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Minutes of Regular Council Meeting June 13, 1983 Page Six Snow Plow Truck Johansen reported that he is preparing specs for a snow plow truck; noted that it will probably go over budget because of increased cos ts . Bids - Impr. No. SS-83-2, Sewer Extension to 1315 Red Fox Road, Resolution No. 83-32.......Awardin,LBid for Impr. No. 83-2 Council ~as referred to Bid Tabulation of 3 bids received and to Engineer Christoffersen's letter of 6-10-83. 4It Hicks moved, seconded by McAllister, that Council adopt Resolution No. 83-32, Awarding the bid to the low bidder - H.B.H. Construction, in the amount of $22,728.20 for Improvement No. 83-2. Motion carried unanimous1y.(5-0) Planning Commission Resignation Cou~cil was referred to letter from Gary Thorn (5-23-83). McAllister moved, seconded by Hicks, that Council accept the resig- nation of Gary Thorn from the Planning Commission. Hotion carried unanimously. (5-0) Board of Appeals Appol~~~ Hicks recommended the appointment of Gary Thorn as Chairman of the Board of Appeals; reported that Thorn has agreed to serve in this capacity. Woodburn appointed Gary Thorn as Chairman of the Board of Appeals for the balance of 1983. Hick moved, seconded by Mulcahy, that Council approve the appoint- ment. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) Finance Committee Recommendations for License and Permit Fees, Effective 1-1-84 Council reviewed the proposed license and permit fees recommended by the Finance Committee, effective 1-1-84. After discussion, Council requested McNiesh to notify business places of the proposed changes, requesting comments prior to July 31st, and to publicize the proposed changes in the New Brighton Bulletin and ~_Crie..!.. Requests for Signage Speed Limit Sign - Colleen_._~'y~ Council was referred to McNiesh's memo (6-3-83). McNiesh reported that Ramsey County ran radar on Colleen for two successive days; no cars exceeded 31 mph; reported that Sheriff Deputy feels that people think cars are going faster than they really are. . In discussion, it was noted that signs are not a deterent to speeders; 30 mph is the speed limit on all residential streets, unless posted otherwise; it is not City policy to post speed signs on residential streets. No Parking Si.lIps - ~.!_~.~_Yl..!.w_ll.!.~~ Chrisiansen reported that the street is narrow at the Y intersection; a retaining wall restricts vision; cars parked on both sides of the street in this area are for the tennis court and maintenance people. Council referred the matter to the Public Safety Com- mittee for its recommendations. -6-