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• • Regular City Council Meeting Monday, October 10,2011 Page 30 Fire Chief Tim O'Neill briefly reviewed sewed the scope of services for demolition of the existing Fire Station #1 at 2701 Lexington Avenue, and recommendations of the Fire Department Building Facility Needs Committee for demolition of that structure at this time and for those reasons detailed in the RCA dated October 10, 2011. Chief O'Neill advised that the scope of services did not include asbestos abase- ment or removal of hazardous materials, both to be done under separate contracts, at $2,800.00 and $2,200.00 respectively; and since both would not exceed the combined $5,000 approval amount for the City Manager were not intended to be brought back for City Council approval unless so directed; however, Chief O'Neill wanted to be clear that they were in addition to this proposed action. At the request of Councilmember Willmus, Chief O'Neill confirmed that this in- cluded filling and compacting the hole in the ground after demolition; and doing a compaction test before the ground freezes, one of the reasons for requesting this demolition now before the ground freezes to ensure that surcharging of the site is complete prior to the 2013 construction season. Councilmember McGehee questioned if there had been any discussion with the Architect to have any portion of the old fire station be part of the new station from • a historic standpoint; noting her disappointment that the City's first fire truck was sold without consideration for its historic value to the community. At a mini- mum, Councilmember McGehee suggested that the Roseville Historical Society should be consulted. Chief O'Neill advised that, while the building itself was in too much deterioration to be of much safe historic value, a farewell ceremony for the old station, as the City's first fire station, was being planned; as well as removing the original Fire Station #1 iron plates from the building to be incorporated into the history area of the new station. Johnson moved, Pust seconded, authorizing the Fire Department to award the contract for demolition services with Frattalone Companies in an amount not to exceed $48,000.00. Roll Call Ayes: Willmus: Johnson; Pust; and Roe. Nays: McGehee. Motion Carried. d. Consider City Abatement for Unresolved Violations of City Code at 2529 Maple Lane • Permit Coordinator Don Munson reviewed violations at the east half of a duplex that is currently being rented; with the property having gone into foreclosure and