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E-Mailed to Council on 5/3/O1 at 11:34 a.m. <br /> Apri125, 2001 Council Minutes <br /> that The County Bank's contractor moved the hydrant to the north and did not build it <br /> according to the submitted plans. <br /> Council Member Capra clarified that the Fire Department required that the hydrant be <br /> located where it is. <br /> Mayor Swedberg questioned Mr. March in regards to whose financial responsibility the <br /> water main would be. Mr. March recommended that the City request that Mr. Peterson <br /> place a value on the benefit of the water main installation for future development to the <br /> north of the site. <br /> Mr. Peterson stated that typically the property owner would be assessed at the time the <br /> property is developed. Mr. March stated there might be some value to the City if the City <br /> intends on looping into the water main east of the Willow Glen development for future <br /> growth. <br /> Council Member Broussard Vickers clarified that the City would not loop into the system <br /> until the property to the north develops and those properties would be assessed at that <br /> time for same. Mr. March stated that the City has given credit for looping, extra depth <br /> and over-sized water mains in the past. Mr. Peterson agreed that the City did receive a <br /> slight benefit as the water main is extended farther than it would have needed to be. <br /> Council Member Travis questioned whether the water main makes a 90° turn at the <br /> hydrarit and if the water main extended to the north properiy line. Mr. Peterson stated <br /> that the hydrant is positioned directly on the water main. Mr. Peterson stated that the I <br /> City realized a 15% value. Mr. March recommended that Staff continue to investigate ' <br /> the issue and report back. ', <br /> Motion b_y Council Member Broussard Vickers seconded bv Council Member <br /> Nelson to table this matter pending additional investigation. All in favor. Motion <br /> carried unanimouslv. <br /> IX. NEW BUSINESS <br /> 1. Centennial Fire District Pumper Bids <br /> Mr. March stated that the Fire Steering Committee had recommended acceptance of the <br /> bid from General Safety for the purchase of a new pumper truck in the amount of <br /> $234,713. <br /> Motion by Council Member Capra, seconded by Council Member Broussard <br /> Vickers to approve the recommendation of the Fire Steering Committee to purchase <br /> a new pumper truck from General Safety in the amount of $234,713. All in favor. <br /> Motion carried unanimouslv. <br /> Page 5 of 12 <br />