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City Council Meeting Minutes May 13, 1992 Page four SumD PumD Ordinances The City Council reviewed two drafts of City Ordinances regarding sump pumps. One modeled after the City of Waconia, and one modeled after the City of Lino Lakes. The primary difference in the two ordinances appears to be that the City of Waconia model requires that sump pumps connected to the sanitary sewer system shall be disconnected. Motion by Buckbee, second by Pelton to direct City Staff to provide a draft to the City Council incorporating the two ordinances to include the provisions that sump pump drainage shall be removed from the City's sanitary sewer systems to include removal from industrial and commercial buildings; the proposed surcharge fee for property owners not in compliance with removal of the sump pump drainage from the municipal sanitary sewer system shall be addressed in the future, motion carried unanimously. Municipal Facility Motion by Pelton, second by Wilharber to approve an amendment to the Architectural Fee Contract between Mjorud Architect and the City of Centerville for the proposed Municipal Facility to include a fee quotation for the pump house for a fee not to exceed $1,900.00 for basic services outlined in a letter dated April 30, 1992 from Mjorud Architect, motion carried unanimously. A copy of this letter is on file with the Clerk/Administrator. Council member Pelton noted that with the City's present budget the calculations from Mjorud Architect appear to show that a fire hall would be the only affordable project at this time. She did note that Mr. Mjorud had discussed top soil stripping and common borrow for a total of approximately $44,000.00. She suggested that the City investigate a possible swap of the stripped top soil and common borrow with local contractors. She also suggested that a fire hydrant in the southeast corner of the project and a six inch water line to the project may not be necessary items. It appeared to be Council member Pelton's recommendation that the City continue with the design of the building as originally proposed and bid the municipal facility section project as an add alternate and possibly consider the hearing of a bond referendum through the public. Ms. Pelton noted that the City has consider remodeling the current City Hall facility for a meeting room and administrative offices and advised that the estimate for an update would cost approximately $83,000.00. She also noted requirements now facing Cities regarding the American Disability Act. Keeping up with the City's needs for handicap facility, the current municipal