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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRe: request for council action. � , _.. REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION DATE: May 8, 2001 ITEM NO: I � Department Approval: Administrator Reviewed: Agenda Section: Name Ron Moorse , City Administrator's Title City Administrator � Report Item Description: Purchase of Property at 3770 Shoreline Drive The City has identified the property at 3770 Shoreline Drive as a priority for City acquisition,to be used at least partially as parkland. The property is currently used as a storage yazd for a landscaping business. When the property recently became available, the Council authorized staff to offer $230,000 for the property. When the property owner countered at$235,000,staff offered$235,000 subject to Council approval, and subject to an environmental review of the property. There is currently a house and a significant amount of junk and debris on the property. Staff estimates the cost to remove the house and debris will be approximately$20,000. The cost of an environmental review will be approximately $7,000. T'he total cost to the City will be $262,000. When the property adjacent to this property was purchased in 1999,the purchase was funded 50% from the General Fund and 50% from the Pazk Fund, to reflect the potential to use the northern portion of the property for pazk use and the southern portion for residential use. At this time,the Pazk Fund does not have a sufficient balance to fund 50% of the cost of the current parcel. Therefore, staff's recommendation is to fund the purchase 50% from the General Fund and 50% from the Community Investment Fund. Because the use of the Community Investment Fund requires a 4/Sths vote of the Council,this action will be delayed until the May 29 Council meeting. COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTED: Motion to approve the purchase of the properiy at 3770 Shoreline Drive,at a cost of$23$,000,and to authorize the expenditure of up to $27,000 for the environmental review and the removal of the house and debris from the site. The necessary budget adjustments to reflect the sources of funding will be brought to the Council at the May 29 meeting. � v `--(137) � 3?g� � - y� - - 38� '� �Go , , t - � � 3 ��` c`vv � gA.53 - ,� �pWN ` � .. , , : p8 . A.5 0 30.66 ' V ACA�� ` �p3.3 R� � g9.2 - -_- �}:,>.t��_ri:;:. '30•66 `�' CN� a.4 � _ __ - - ► • � - •' • . z Av ' . 463•4 . •. �` �..% ,, `` 3p 35 Q A,� � 30 2 3 4 � 1 � �r A��-� p, : � � �, � ' D � �� � ) R� ,�yo � � �3 2�33 ,� P A o�,ti , � (6 5) a� o ,- � �,� � �� i i � � /� ,�"ho � v , o � - . � �� -o ^-�. � ; ; � � � ;'� � h . Q �� ` o ,n► P _ � N /� � � ��-_ �,,� . � i '� co S� P ,�' 8 i ''`� �i '� ` �o g� O • � � � � °0 Q�'�o'�� � ^i 9 .i � ; � , ' N� 151,,��0 SpQ'�.� � ,�a^cn�� i Q � � N o , 9�°(85)1�59 s 69 . 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White moved,and Nygard seconded,to adopt Resolution No.4652 proclaiming the week of May 13–20,2001 as Law Enforcement Week in the City of Orono. Vote: Ayes 3,Nays 0. Moorse stated that on Wednesday,he would present the proclamation to the Police Department during an appreciation ceremony. Sansevere stated that Chief Good is doing a great j ob in Orono. *12. Budget Amendments for Year 2000 White moved, and Nygard seconded,to approve the 2000 budget amendments for the General, Special Revenue, and Internal Service Funds as presented, to be effective December 31,2000. Vote: Ayes 3,Nays 0. 13. 2001/2002 Police Officer Contract Settlement Moorse stated that the Police Officers have agreed on a 2-yeaz contract for 2001/2002, with pay and benefit increases, at about the same level as the City's non-union employees and that keep them competitive with the market. For 2001 they would receive a 3% increase in January, and a.5% increase in July,with a$410 per month insurance contribution. For 2002 they would receive a•3.5%increase in January, and a .5%increase in July, with a$460 per month insurance contribution. They aze also changing the pay schedule to increase the starting rate. Sansevere moved, and White seconded,to approve the 2001/2002 Police Of�icer Contract Settlement. Vote: Ayes 3,Nays 0. 6 f � � � ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING MONDAY,MAY 14,2001 . MAYOR/COUNCIL REPORT—Continued � Nygard stated that Sprint had been allowed to make an informal presentation to Council, and in future,he'd rather they have to go through the whole process of bringing a formal proposal to Council. PUBLIC SERVICE DIRECTOR'S REPORT " *7. Extension of Joint Powers Agreement for West Hennepin RecycGng Commission—Resolution No. 4651 � White moved, and Nygard seconded,to adopt Resolution No. 4651 approving the extension of the Joint Powers Agreement of the West Hennepin Recycling ' Commission. Vote: Ayes 3,Nays 0. *8. No Parking Sign Forest Lake Landing White moved,and Nygard seconded,to approve installation of a "No Parking" sign at the turnaround area on Forest Lak�Landing. , Vote: Ayes 3,Nays 0. *9. Approve Golf Course Retaining Wall White moved, and Nygard seconded,to approve a budget adjustment for the year 2001 Golf Course Capital Budget to include$7,000 for the installation of a boulder retaining wall. Vote: Ayes 3,Nays 0. - CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT 10. Acquisition of property at 3770 Shoreline Drive Moorse stated that Council had authorized staff to offer$230,000 for the property. When the property owner countered at$235,000, staff agreed subject to Council approval and an environmental review of the property. He suggested funding the purchase from the � General Fund(50%) and the Community Investment Fund(50%). He stated that they were still in negotiations and the deal was not yet finalized. `Vhite moved, and Nygard seconded,to approve the purchase of the property at 3770 Shoreline Drive, at a cost of$235,000, and to authorize the expenditure of up to $27,000 for the environmental review and the removal of a house and debris from 5