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1984-04-09 Regular Meetingr r Service District No. 1 - Minutes - April 9, 1984 The Service District No. 1. Advisory Board met at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, April 9, 1984 in the Borough Assembly Chambers with the following members present: Scott Arndt, Jim Poulos, Pat Szabo, Norm Wooten and Ed Van Fleet. Baine Cater and Carolyn Brisco were absent. Also in attendance were Al Burch, Ed Flerchinger, Alma Jackson, Dan Millard, Jim Lassen, Tom Boyer, Duane A. Peterson, Nis Drogh, Asa Beehler, Art Bors, Karen White, Michelle Andrews, Don Arndt, Bruce Beehler, Phil Shealy, Dave Crowe and Stu Turner. Chairman Arndt declared a quorum present and introduced Stu Turner of URS who con- ducted a public hearing on proposed utility improvements near Mission Road. The following comments were made including a request for a culvert on Anderson Way only if Ed Flerchinger and Al Burch agreed; agreed to deadend the lines on Anderson Way and Metrokin Way; agreed to try to obtain voluntary easements on Anderson Way and if this is not possible move the utility lines; combine the six-inch service with the eight -inch service on Anderson Way. After further discussion the plans presented by Stu Turner were approved by the Service District with the above indicated changes. Discussion then centered around the award of the bid for Project 82-2 Water and Sewer Improvements (backside of Island Lake). Dave Crowe discussed the problem with the apparent low bidder of unbalancing their bid. 'He further reported that Hollander had agreed to several conditions recommended by URS and the Borough Engineer and the staff recommended awarding the project to the low bidder based on two conditions related to the unbalanced bid. After further discussion Pat Szabo moved to recommend adoption of Resolution No. 84-38-R awarding the contract for construction of Project 82-2 to Hollander Construction Company, Inc. in the amount of $2,153,715 with two conditions recommended by the Borough Engineer. Motion seconded by Jim Poulos and unanimously approved. Mr. Leroy Blondin then presented his case objecting to the bill for repair of services on February 20, 1984 in the amount of $634.96. After considerable discussion Pat Szabo noted that this action was consistent with past practices and moved to uphold the validity of the bill in the amount of $634.96 because the break was on the property owner's side of the valve. Motion seconded by Ed Van Fleet and unanimously approved. In other business Chairman Arndt summarized Art Bors's proposal to install sewer at his cost along Rezanof for his commercial development in that area. Mr. Arndt noted that the Borough attorney had been requested for an opinion as to whether or not the state grant monies may be used to reimburse a private developer in accordance with Mr. Bors's proposed agreements. Mr. Arndt noted that the sewer design for this area would be presented at a Service District public hearing tentatively scheduled for May 7th and suggested that no action should be taken by the Board until the attorney's opinion and the design is presented. After further discussion Pat Szabo moved to table the matter until the next meeting. Motion seconded by Ed Van Fleet and unanimously approved. In other business, the Service District accepted the resignation of Carolyn Brisco with regret. There being no further business, the fleeting adjourned at 11:00 p.m. Scott Arndt, Chairman Service District No. 1 Advisory Board CC Art Bors Leroy Blondin mdd