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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, June 15, 2009 Page 19 vide some field inspections and provide environmental oversight, thereby reduc- ing the projected cost of $320,194 by $50 - 70,000. Councilmember Roe noted on the Braun Intertec attachment to the Agreement, their terms and conditions, and asked if this agreement, in totality, was under the City's terms and conditions. Mr. Schwartz responded affirmatively, noting that Braun Intertec would serve as a subcontractor under WSB's liability. Councilmember Ihlan sought clarification on the environmental testing, and whether some of the preliminary work had already been completed. Mr. Schwarz advised that some of the soil borings had been taken, the environ- mental testing was to provide someone on site with test equipment to detect odors and provide field quick tests to determine if material needed to be stockpiled or not; and that, while initial testing and soil borings had been done, staff had pro- vided a "worst case scenario" for bidding purposes. Klausing moved, Johnson seconded, authorization of a contract between the City of Roseville and WSB & Associates for construction engineering services for Twin Lakes Phase I Infrastructure Improvements in the amount of $320,194. Roll Call Ayes: Johnson; Ihlan; Roe; and Klausing. Nays: None. g. Approve Request by Bituminous Roadways for Conditional Use for Outdoor Storage of Aggregate Materials and Heavy Equipment at 2280 Walnut Street (PF09-010) As previously noted, Mayor Klausing advised that this item had been removed from the Agenda due to the filing of a petition filed with the State of MN Envi- ronmental Quality Board (EQB) requesting further environmental review. An opportunity for discussion and to allow public comment had been requested by Councilmember Ihlan. Community Development Director Patrick Trudgeon briefly reviewed the status of the application, under Minnesota State Statute, with no decision by the City al- lowed until the question of further environmental review had been determined. Mayor Klausing asked that public comment be focused specifically to questions related to the process. Councilmember Ihlan advised that she would like to also address expanding the area for mailed notice to residences and businesses.