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I I I Council Meeting Minutes June 10, 1996 Page 5 Council Business. continued Williams confirmed that vehicle barriers will be installed at the time the trail is constructed. Anderson explained that permanent poles are placed at both trail edges, and a center pole will be installed which only maintenance personnel can unlock and pull down so that they can access the park for maintenance. Benke asked if the other accesses will have this arrangement. Anderson said the only other park with barrier control is Hansen Park. Typically, this has not been a problem at other parks. Fulton presented the bids for the overcoat painting of the 5th St. SW Water Tower. Four bids were received and staff recommends the bid be awarded to Tenyer Coatings in the amount of $102,980. Staff recommends the painting be performed in the fall when water usage is down and there is less need for the water tower. Staff recommends the existing light green color be replaced with a color shade called chowder. Motion by Williams, seconded by Larson, to AWARD THE BID FOR THE CLEANING AND OVERCOAT PAINTING OF THE 5TH STREET SW WATER TOWER TO TENYER COATINGS IN THE BID AMOUNT OF $102,980 TO BE PERFORMED ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 9-SEPTEMBER 30, 1996; AND RECOMMEND THAT THE PAINT COLOR SELECTION BE CHOWDER. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried. Announcement.,; and Updates Gunderman noted that the police squads are without hubcaps. Benke raised the same concern last year, and said the reason the hubcaps were removed is that they did not want the brakes to overheat. Gunderman asked staff to research. On June 27, the Ramsey County League of Local Governments will hold a meeting at the Family Service Center to discuss the merger of the Public Health Departments. Guldan said the Rotary Club purchased a computer for public use at the Family Service Center. Benke feels this is an opportunity for seniors to learn how to use a computer. The Rice Creek Watershed District is looking for members for the advisory committee. Benke encouraged residents to review the Metropolitan Council's recommendations for plans to address the future growth trends of the metropolitan area. Adjournment Motion by Larson, seconded by Williams, to ADJOURN THE MEETING. 5 Ayes'- 0 Nayes, Motion Carried. Meeting was adjourned at 8:51 p.m. ~. ATTEST; Council Business Innsbruck Trail Report 96-125 Water Tower Painting Bids Report 96-126 Announcements and Updates Squad Car Hubcaps RCLLG Meeting FSC Computer Rice Creek Committee Met Council Adjournment