10-10-1988 - Agenda Packet City Council - regular meeting

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MINUTES OF REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 28,1968 CLEAN WATER GRANT #2506 CONTINUED The M.C.W.D. has indicated that they would probably go ahead with the grant application based upon their own funds, but they would welcome support from the City of Orono. Apart from the grant application, the funding for this project, should it proceed, would be 50% from the State, with another 20% possible. The balance would need to come from the District as a whole. Bernhardson had asked what percentage of the District would apply to Orono, but that information had not yet been determined. Bernhardson estimated the percentage to be under 10% of the tax base. Orono's tax burden share of this project would be fairly low. Councilmember Cil_'ahan asked whether making a contribution now would commit Orc no to the project? Bernhai d son stated that the grant would cover the first portion of the project. It would be possible to stip,slate that Orono only supports the grant as far as the monitoring and diagnostic phase, but would require updated informatio,.i before it supports the actual clean up phase. It was moves. by Councilmember Callahan to adopt Resolution #2506, seconded by Councilmember Peterson, indicating Orono's support for the grant application. This would be subject to renotification prior to undertaking any cr,rrectional or clean up efforts. The City of Orono will contribute $500.00 to the M.C.W.D. to assist them. Motion, AyeF=4, Nays=O, Motion passed. CITY FACILITIES City Administrator Bernhardson stated that he was presenting the various site criteria that would need to be taken into account for the purpose of building a new facility. This site criteria would be evaluated and rated. The ratings in the criteria are a combination of City staff and Planning Commission input. He requested that the Councilmembers and Mayor Grabek review the site criteria and provide their suggestions for additions or deletions. It was moved by Councilmember Callahan, seconded by Councilmember Peterson, to table this item to allow for further review. Motion, Ayes=4, Nays=C, Motion passed. PARKING LOT - SUMMIT PARR City Administrator Bernhardson explained that during the summer months, the current parking lot fills to capacity and overflow parking occurs on Old Long Lake Road and East Long Lake Road. There are up to 20 additional vehicles parking along these road locations which are narrow. The City has rec-jived complaints from neighbors in the area. Public Works Director Gerhardson has a proposal that would increase the capacity for parking in the lot from 10 to 20. The cost to accomplish that project would be approximately $2800.00. Councilmember Peterson asked Gerhardson if the additional 13