1992-05-05 Regular MeetingSERVICE DISTRICT NO. 1
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
MINUTES
May 5, 1992 - 7:30 p.m.
Conference Room
I. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
The meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Scott Arndt,
Chairman. Roll Call was taken.
MEMBERS PRESENT
Scott Arndt
Charles Lorenson
Earl Smith
Jim Fisk
Andy Nault
Dan Moen
Tom Streifel
Quorum established.
II. AUDIENCE COMMENTS
None
III. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
STAFF PRESENT
Robert Trousil
Kaye McClain
Audience Bud Cassidy
John Zbitnoff
Robert Scholze
Bob Shuttlesworth
Agenda approved after the addition of Chairman's Report
under New Business.
IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Minutes for the meeting of March 24, 1992 were presented for
approval. Mr. Smith asked that the last sentence under his
comments be stricken from the record as he felt he had not
made that statement. Mr. Lorenson moved the minutes be
accepted as amended. Seconded by Mr. Fisk, the motion
carried.
V. FINANCIAL REPORT
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Mr. Moen moved kbe receipt of the report. Seconded by Mr.
Smith, the motion carried.
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A. Water Service Specifications Review Mr. Trousil noted
conflicts in specifications between copper and plastic line
in the UPC and local codes. This was brought up by the
Building Officials when they were approached by Jose Bravo.
Staff was asked to bring copies of the conflicting "codes"
to the next meeting.
B. Sharatin Project Slope Stabilization was moved to New
Business, Item E
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VII. NEW BUSINESS
A. Road Maintenance, Snow Removal and Sanding, Road
Construction and Repairs Contract After studying the
proposals submitted by the four firms the following motions
were made:
Mr. Fisk moved to recommend to the Assembly that the road
maintenance contract be awarded to Brechan Enterprises as
low bidder. The motion died for lack of a second.
Mr. Lorenson moved to recommend to the Assembly that the
contract be awarded to Island Sand and Gravel based on their _
k past performance. The motion died for lack of a second. '" fficl_11k1
,p,�0'-iMr. Lorenson moved to recommend to the Assembly that the
�& contract be awarded to Island Sand and Gravel for FY93.
Seconded by Mr. Smith, the motion carried.
Mr. Lorenson and Mr. Fisk suggested the group actively
pursue another way to conduct the bidding process. It was
suggested the bid should be for one year with 2 one year
options for renewal. A work session will be scheduled in
August or September for this purpose.
Water & Sewer Installation, Maintenance & Repair Services
Mr. Moen moved to recommend to the Assembly that the water &
sewer installation contract be awarded to the lone bidder,
Brechan Enterprises, Inc. Seconded by Mr.-Nault, the motion
carried.
Sewaae Pump Station Preventative Maintenance & Repair
Services Mr. Nault moved to recommend to the Assembly that
the sewage pump station preventative maintenance contract be
awarded to the lone bidder McDonald Enterprises (William
McDonald). Seconded by Mr. Lorenson, the motion carried.
B. Review of Island Lake Road Extension Mr. Cassidy discussed
the plans for the Subdivision and answered questions. He
indicated there will be a Public Hearing before the P & Z
Commission on May 20. Their packet review will be held on
May 13.
Mr. Lorenson moved a recommendation be made to P & Z that
the new roadway follow the old track more closely to afford
access to the lake; easements should be recorded and the
neighbor's concerns should be addressed. Seconded by Mr.
Smith, the motion carried with one negative vote.
C. Navy Agreement and Project Status Mr. Trousil reported on
the Navy Seals (Spruce Cape) project. The project is
awaiting authorization for pre -payment from the Navy.
Copies of the Agreement were given to each board member for
their perusal.
D. Vacation & Replat - Woodland Acres 5th, Block 8, Lot 13
Utility Easement Mr. Shuttlesworth asked for a variance in
the utility easement on the referenced lot, as a portion of
the building on that lot extends into the easement by 6
inches. Mr. Moen moved the variance be granted. Seconded
by Mr. Nault, the motion carried.
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There wasr question about Lot 26, Jackson Subdivision -
Eider Street, and what had happened since it was brought up
in March. Staff will investigate.
E. Sharatin Slope Stabilization Four options of design were
presented by Mr. Trousil. 1) Do nothing;'2) Build concrete
retaining wall; 3) Slope and rip rap and 4) Purchase
easement and put fence around the property. Discussion
followed the presentation and the question of what would be
satisfactory to the landowners, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gunderson, came up. No conclusions were presented for a
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F. Chairman's Report Mr. Arndt asked the Board to establish a
policy that all bills to be paid out of Service District
Funds be presented to a representative of the Service
District for review and authorization. He also felt any
work orders, excepting emergency measures, should be
authorized and bear two signatures. Mr. Nault moved that
the above be adopted as policy. Seconded by Mr. Lorenson,
the motion carried.
VIII. AUDIENCE COMMENTS
None.
IX. ITEMS OF INFORMATION & BOARD MEMBER COMMENTS
Mr. Arndt apprised the other members of a leak on Spruce
Cape (USS 3100, Lot 16 & 17). The leak washed out the area
around it and was taking part of the road. He said there might
have to be some pavement replaced.
Mr. Fisk noted he appreciated the healthy discussion on the
Snow Removal contracts. He stated the process was not healthy.
Mr. Nault asked what had happened with the Engineering
Studies on Spruce Cape and what had happened with the Glenda
Hayes Babbitt, late connect to Service District lines?
X. ADJOURNMENT
Mr. Arndt adjourned the meeting at 10:00 p.m.
Approved by:
Scott Arndt, Chairman
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