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need a resolution from the Eagles authorizing the petition and authorizing Gregory Olson to <br />execute. <br />2. Complete Phase I and Phase II environmental assessments. This is an update of the <br />environmental review of the property completed in 2004 and updated in 2010. These <br />reviews have found petroleum infiltration that will need to be removed. Staff has asked <br />Landmark Environmental services to give the City an estimate on what these updates would <br />cost. Because these are not optional, the estimate was requested to manage expectations. <br />Landmark suggests costs of $2,900 for the Phase I and $16,600 for the phase II (which <br />include laboratory and drilling subcontractor costs). The Phase II includes providing <br />regulatory advice to the City of Elk River and preparing applications for the City's signature <br />to the MPCA VIC Program and the MPCA Petroleum Brownfields Program. <br />3. Prepare and advertise an RFP. Ultimately, the normal Chapter 429 assessment process will <br />be employed. <br />4. Hire a contractor and environmental consultant. <br />5. After services, receive invoices and make payment on costs. Follow procedure <br />recommended by environmental consultant in regards to reimbursement from the state <br />petro fund for remediation costs. <br />6. Bill costs to the Eagles (the Eagles anticipate receiving some petro fund dollars to assist with <br />the cost; the balance would be assessed to their property taxes). <br />7. Assess all unpaid costs to property taxes, following Ch. 429 assessment process. <br />FINANCIAL IMPACT <br />The City would incur costs initially, but all costs would be paid by the Eagles, either through receipt of <br />petro fund dollars, or assessed to property taxes. <br />ATTACHMENTS <br />Petition for The Removal of Hazardous Building and Consent to Assessment of the Costs <br />Therefore <br />Action Motion by Second by Vote <br />FOllow Up <br />n:\public bodies\city council\council rca\agenda packet\OS-16-2011\done\request for action council demo 5-16-Il.docx <br />
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