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7 J TO: Mayor and City Council 1111 )iV FROM: Mark Bernhardson, City Administrato�� DATE: November 21, 1985 SUBJECT: Administrator's Information COUNTY ROAD 15 - As it presently stands the County has moved the programming of the County 15 upgrade from 1989 to 1988, however we will exp' re to see if there can be any further mov,�ment to have the wor.. done in 1987. LONG_ LAKE_ LIBRARY - In response to the Mayor's letter Comm issioner�Robb has indicated that the item will be reconsidered at its December 5th subcommittee meeting, We have a prPI" iminary indication hat perhaps one or two of the Commissioners will be inclined to charge their mind on the issue. So that there may be some possible movement in being able to keep the library open for at least 1986. That's the good news. The bad news is that construction of the new library is now not scheduled to be undertaken until 1990. HARDCCYER - Staff has set up a meeting on December 3rd to discuss th-hardcover issue again with the Hennepin County Soiis and 'a-,er office. In attendance at that meeting will be the District's hydroligist, who has some experience and has done some work with some software programs that do computer modeling of stormwater runoff. We will gave you a further- update on this at our December 9th meeting. HAZARDOUS BUILDINGS - As you will recall back in August you passed 4 resolutions for hazardous buildings to either have them fixed up or removed. As you may also recall some of these building have been in del apitated shape for a number, of years. One of those buildings was demolished in September, 2 of the buildings were removed by the appropriate fire departments in October and the 4th one located adjacent to the North Arm bridge is currently being demolished. It should be mentioned that the successful r-movals prior to going to court have been the result of positive efforts on the part of staff, particulairly Tom Jacobs, who while r,ot devoting a large amount of his time to removal did through his persistence insure that these buildings were taken down appropriately.