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Council Minutes of 10/5/2004 <br />,~, long-range plans in regards to all the questions asked, but he was unavailable that <br />,,~ evening. By holding the legislation, the administration, the Fire Dept., and perhaps <br />other interested parties will have more time to take a closer look at this and give <br />Council more information before going forward with the $348,000 grant. The grant <br />requires a 10% participation from the city, which would be approximately $35,000. <br />Councilman Dailey, chairperson of the Recreation, Public Parks & Buildings Committee: <br />1) The committee met on September 28. In attendance were committee members Nashar, <br />Miller and Dailey; other members of Council; Law Director Dubelko, Mayor Musial, <br />Service Director Driscoll, Safety Director Jesse. The following items were discussed: <br />^ Resolution 2004-84, a resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement <br />with L & K Heating & Cooling Inc. to perform annual maintenance of heating and <br />cooling equipment at various city facilities and declaring an emergency. Speaking on <br />behalf of the administration was Service Director Driscoll. He advised that L & K <br />did continue to have the best price and service available. He did have quotes from <br />other providers, but L & K again was the best one. The committee unanimously <br />recommended approval of Resolution 2004-84 and passage under suspension of the <br />rule. <br />^ Resolution 2004-151, a resolution authorizing payment of $2,833 to Climate-Tech <br />Inc. for HVAC maintenance at Fire Stations 1 and 2. Speaking on behalf of the <br />administration, Safety Director Jesse advised that the money due was for work done <br />in the spring of 2004 at 2003 prices. He also advised the committee that he has told <br />Climate-Tech that we are looking at consolidating vendors in the future in hopes of <br />saving some tax dollars. The committee unanimously recommended approval of <br />Resolution 2004-151 and passage under suspension of the rule. <br />^ Ordinance 2004-155, an ordinance dealing with Springvale rates for ballroom rentals <br />and golf and ballroom program fees and charges. This will be held in committee to <br />allow for further discussion, to get some more information from the administration <br />and from Marty Young. He will make a full report on this legislation after the next <br />committee meeting. <br />2) He attended the Master Plan Steering Committee presentation last week. The <br />committee, which was headed by Planning Director Wenger, put forth a lot of work. It <br />was an excellent presentation. He encourages all of Council at their earliest convenience <br />to sit down with the Planning Director to see what was discussed and understand where <br />the committee was coming from and hopefully take those recommendations under <br />advisement and use them in the future. <br />Councilman Gareau, chairperson of the Building, Zoning & Development Committee: 1) <br />The committee met on September 29, 2004. Present were committee members Gareau, <br />Limpert and McKay; Council members Kasler, Nashar, Dailey and President of Council <br />O'Grady; Law Director Dubelko, Safety Director Jesse, Building Commissioner Conway <br />and Building Inspector Schneider. The only subject on the agenda was a discussion of <br />property maintenance. Mr. Conway began the discussion by explaining that the current <br />`"~` procedure had been in place since the early 1990's. He noted that the legislation was <br />10 <br />.. „„ . <br />I <br />
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