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<br />, <br /> <br />ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION _ JUNE 19,2000 <br /> <br />DRAFT <br /> <br />recommended installation of the eight-inch (8") line in conjunction with the City <br />Hall infrastructure construction. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />After discussion, it was the consensus of those City Councilmembers present to <br />authorize installation of an eight-inch (8") water line as part of the construction <br />bid. <br /> <br />The remaining discussion regarding City Hall construction consisted of Alternate <br />No.1, allowing for a potential deduct of $315,000 for brick masonry, rather than <br />stone masonry. Mr. Vesterholt and Ms. Sterner reviewed the two (2) options, <br />advantages and disadvantages of stone and/or brick masonry. <br /> <br />After extensive discussion of both options, budgetary concerns and aesthetics, it <br />was the consensus of those City Councilmembers present to ratifY inclusion of the <br />stone masonry, rather than the deduct for brick masonry as part of the <br />construction bid. <br /> <br />ELECTRONIC INTERIORS. INC.. REVISED BUDGET. NEW CITY HALL <br /> <br />While it was anticipated that David Skoog, of Electronic Interiors, Inc., would be present <br />to provide an overview of a revised electronic media technology budget description for <br />the City Council Chambers at the new City Hall facility, he was not present. <br /> <br />CITY LOGO DESIGN CHANGE PROCESS <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />City Administrator Lynch introduced the City logo design change process to coincide <br />with Parks and Recreation Guide scheduled for August printing and fall publication; and <br />whether the City Council wished to pursue a short-term or long-term process. <br /> <br />City Administrator Lynch introduced Mr. Derrek Hames, 1839 V enus Avenue, who had <br />expressed an interest in volunteering his expertise in developing a new logo for the City. <br />Mr. Hames also serves on the City Events Task Force, currently planning the City's <br />Fiftieth Anniversary celebration for 2001. Acting Mayor Larson expressed the <br />appreciation of the City Council and residents for Mr. Hames generosity and community <br />spirit in offering his services. <br /> <br />It was the consensus of the City Council to have Mr. Hames continue with the design <br />process, and further discussion ensued regarding the design process. Mr. Hames <br />requested clarification as to whether the Council wished to drive the process or appoint a <br />committee to do so. <br /> <br />Mr. Hames was asked to prepare three options for the Council to consider at their July 17, <br />2000 Worksession, at which time further consideration would be given as to the design <br />process, and incorporating the new logo with the City Events Task Force proposed <br />activities and supplies (i.e., banners). <br /> <br />e <br />
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