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RESCIiEDULED I'1EETIiIG OF THE OROrJO COUNCIL, JUIIE 27, 1979 Page 6 <br /> io accomplish the purchase, a resolution fror.t RADAR PURCHASE* <br /> the Council is needed to enter into the cooperative (Continued) <br /> purchasing agreerient and three copies of the grant <br /> agreement. <br /> Council P4eeting - June 27, 1979 <br /> isassengale moved, Butler seconded, to adopt �tESOLUTION #1054* <br /> Resolution #1054, A Resolution Authorizing Purchasing Agreement <br /> Cooperative Purchasing Agreement. t4otion, Radar <br /> Ayes (4) - P1ays (0) . <br /> Dick Benson, City Administrator, �resented the 1979 SHADE TREE <br /> City Council with a merio from John Gerhardson, DISPOSAL PLAN* <br /> Public �dorks Coordinator, dated June 20, 1979 , <br /> whicli states: <br /> Recently, the City of Orono received fror.lFIennepin <br /> County the 1979 Shade Tree Disposal rianagenent <br /> Plan. <br /> I have reviewed the plan and agree with w?�at they <br /> are saying and that is, that the disposal probler.► <br /> is still very nuch with us and will be for sorle <br /> tirie. <br /> It �eer,►s that several alternatives to burninc� the <br /> eln wood have been thoroughly researched but <br /> with no success as the plan indicates. <br /> �he rnanagement plan indicates that the private <br /> sector has no interest in processing the wood <br /> because there is not enough rioney to be made. <br /> ihe biggest problem that is expected, is that the <br /> PCA has indicated that in order to accor.tplish air <br /> quality standards for the State of 14innesota <br /> there will be no burning in two years. <br /> The effect that this plan will have on the City <br /> of Orono is that we are now limited sormewhat in <br /> the total tons of elr:t �aood that can be disposed <br /> of at Nlaple Grove. Depending on the time of day <br /> that we rer:iove trees will have an effect on whether � <br /> or not we will be able to get in at *saple Grove, <br /> (100 loads per day maximur,l) ; therefore, we r►ay <br /> have to either leave the trucks loaded unt,il the <br /> next day or stock pile them until we will be <br /> able to dump them at 2iaple Grove. <br /> I ar.l checking on an alternative disposal site. <br /> It seems that no one at this time has a good <br /> answer as to the final out-corie for disposal. It <br /> is just a wait and see situation. (Continued) <br />