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MINU'T'ES OF SPBCIAL MEETING OF
VILLAGE COUNCIL OF
VILLAGE OF PLYROUTH, MINNESOTA
February 28, 1966
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Pursuant to due call and notice therof, a special meeting of
the Village Council of '':,6 Village of Plymouth, Minnesota, was
raid at the Village Hall on the 28th day of February, 1966 at 7:45
o'clock P.M.
Present: Mayor Staples, Trustees O'Fallon, Renner, Hagen and
Hunt, the Village Administrator, Attorney, and Engineer.
Absent: None
Mayor Stcples announced that he had one additional name to be
considered for)the Planning Commission. Mr. Dwayne Baufield, 1530
Fountain Lane,, Minneapolis 27, Minn. Telephone: 473-9897 RE: App•
Engineer Wefald submitted a report on the Beacon Heights Dra- TO PLANNING
inage Artka IX which showed the results of the negotiated Lids re-
ceived as followed:
Minn. Kot& Excay. Knutson -Sourer Yorthn: Contr.
c! Armco
Storm sewer
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less tunnel $1009722.00 X114,o83.00 31140621.37
66" tunnel 61,005.00 95,325.00 40,b70.00
Total bid price $1619727.00 $159,408.00 31559291.37
The Minnesota Kota Excavating, Inc. bid the complete job and will RE: BEACON
not take Storm Sewer alone. WRS. DRANGE.
On3the basis of bids received, considering conditions and various ARF IX
co-ibinations, it appears that bids submitted by Northern Contracting
Co. and Armco Steel Corporation in the amrunt of $155,291.37 is the
total low bid.
Discussion followed on the construction problems in tunneling
under the bridge, on the cosi, of tunneling and on the amount of
savings gained by combining the sanitary newer .line and tiLe storm
drainage line within the same tunnel.*
Bonestroo explained that the add-tiional coe now would be a
350000.00 permanent savings t --.the sanitary eewe-2 project.
Trustee Hunt explained that the Sanitary Sewer Study Committee
consilered the basic; bid of a permanent gravity flow interceptor
and the aiternate bid of a temporary force main -lift statim. The
lower cost alternate bid was accepted by the Sewer Committee.
Mayor Staples reviewed both the sanitary and storm sewer projects
in this area. He cited the need of having all, bins for beth proj`n4ts
before deciding on thio negotiated bid. Since_there are diffire^.t
sAwAr routes to be bid, one of thtse routes could indirave which
method is most feasible. 'The bid opening is 4ithin ouG week.
Mr. Rockers from Armco agreed to hold his bid LAtil the end of
the week. '
Motion by Mayor Stsplk-.a, seconded by Hunt, that the action for
the negotiated bids for the Beacen Heighte Drainage Area IX oe post-
poned until the oonoulting engineer has determined the result of the
sanitary sewer bids to be opened March 4, 1966. If the bido Wdi-
cate that this course is feasible, and it iia iaemed necessary to have
a special meeting, the time of the special mooting would be 11 o'clock
A.M. Saturday, March 5, 115. 6.
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Amendment to the motion by O'Fallon, seconded by Hunt to set the
time of the special meeting at 10 o!clock A.M. instead of 11 o'clock
Ae V. Amendment to the motion passed by'a sive yea vote.
Motion as amendRd was passed by a five :.a vote.
Mr. Bonestroo reported that a meeting with the County Highway
officials is to be held on Thursday to discuss the county require6
mint that no open cuts be allowed on .ny count; roads. This re-
quirement woulu mean additional expense to the Villap on future
sewer installs'It.iana which cross county roads. This would :require
tunelling under the county roads.
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On motion duly made, and. seconded and unanimously carried, the
meeting adjourned at 9:50 o'clock P.M.
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LORING M. STAPLES 9 ffR .,
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PAUL E. BOCG, Clerk
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