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MINUTES OF THE <br />ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />Thursday, August 24, 2020 <br />6:00 o’clock p.m. <br />_____________________________________________________________________________________ <br /> <br />Page 12 of 13 <br /> <br />Walsh noted regarding Mediacom, two weeks ago his internet was out for a week, and said while <br />Mediacom was fixing someone else down the road, they came and cut his cables. He called the company <br />and they said no, they wouldn’t do something like that. A week later someone came out to his home <br />because it’s attached to his fire system and the guy said “it looks like we cut your wires.” <br /> <br />Seals said speaking of fire, she didn’t know if the Councilmembers saw Saturday’s edition that Long <br />Lake got a massive award of $152,000 to replace their breathing apparatus. <br /> <br />Walsh noted Orono has gotten a number of grants over time. <br /> <br />Seals said this is a big grant and she knows they need their equipment replaced and asked how the City of <br />Long Lake is helping Long Lake Fire to make these things happen. <br /> <br />Crosby noted they have to ask and request the grant. <br /> <br />Walsh noted the question is if anybody is paying attention. <br /> <br />Seals said she looks at Bederwood and their grants and Big Island and noted the money is out there, and it <br />seems silly to leave it on the table, but they should at least ask. <br /> <br />Rief stated he thinks they did apply for that same grant with the SCBA (self-contained breathing <br />apparatus) and he said the only difference in the detail that he noticed, and he hasn’t talked to Greg <br />Peterson, but Long Lake’s SCBA gear was 17 years old and Orono’s is 15 years old. He said everything <br />expires at 15 years so Long Lake’s would have been expired and therefore a higher priority, noting <br />perhaps that is why they received the grant versus Orono. He said he has not received an official <br />notification that Orono did not get the grant, but he will check this week. <br /> <br />Johnson asked if the City made progress on the land they were looking at. <br /> <br />Rief said he has been in communication with one of the Attorneys from Soren Mattick’s firm, he is <br />working through that process and should have some information soon. <br /> <br />Johnson said Taylor just passed her real estate license down in Florida if anyone is looking to buy a place <br />down there. Drew has moved from Washington to the free state of Texas. <br /> <br />Walsh noted he mentioned the many birthdays in his house at the last meeting and said the girls don’t just <br />get one birthday so it’s like four birthday parties rather than two. He said he had family over on the <br />weekend and spent a lot of time on the water. He noted they have a three week break between this <br />meeting and the September 14, 2020 meeting and told everyone to enjoy the weather and get out on the <br />water and use the blower on their boats. <br /> <br />CITY ADMINISTRATOR REPORT <br /> <br />Rief noted that Togo Road has been under construction and they’ve made progress on East Long Lake <br />Trail to get the pilings in. Their assumption was around 20-some feet but instead it was 48 feet to get <br />stable ground for the pilings. He just received a draft from Attorney Mattick of what he has labeled as <br />“Orono Cares For Schools Grant,” on how they would help distribute the CARES money and how they <br />can divide the money out to the two largest school districts to help them with some of their expenses. He
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