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4.1. DRAFT HRA MINUTES (3 SETS) 06-07-2021
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Housing and Redevelopment Minutes Page 2 <br /> April 5,2021 <br /> ----------------------------- <br /> Motion carried 5-0. <br /> S. Open Forum <br /> No one appeared for Open Forum. <br /> 6. Public Hearings <br /> There were no public hearings. <br /> 7.1 Downtown Beautification <br /> Ms. Fischer presented the staff report and outlined the details of 11 other city's basket <br /> purchasing and funding source programs, the types of baskets and planters used, some other <br /> options like lights. <br /> Commissioner Ovall complimented Ms. Fisc" er on the detailed survey information she <br /> presented and felt it was important to emulate the high quality, successful baskets shown <br /> from other cities. He asked her if she was aware of any cities that use the water labor saving <br /> baskets she presented,noting he,; eluctant to use a product that has not survived <br /> Minnesota weather. <br /> Ms. Fischer stated she was not aware in Minnesota but stated she could try one this year and <br /> if it works, the city could change over to them next year;= <br /> Commissioner Chuba asked for clarification of the number of baskets. <br /> Ms. Fischer stated 24 baskets are required with a 60-pound weight limit per pole. <br /> Commissioner Swen ,n stated she liked the lights idea Ms. Fischer presented. <br /> Commissioner Wagner asked for clarification of the staff and labor used for 2020. <br /> %- s. Fischer stated Street and Parr Superintendent Tim Sevcik indicated he used two <br /> seasonal employees at$15/hour to water for 2 hours/day, 420 hours a week, at a cost of <br /> $6720 for the summer months. Mr. Sevcik suggested including an additional$2000 for any <br /> additional equipment, for an annual labor total of$8720 before purchasing the plants or <br /> pots. Based on these figures,Ms. Fischer recommends using a different type of basket that <br /> requires less watering. <br /> Chair Toth asked what kind of equipment can be shared. <br /> Ms. Fischer stated sprayer nozzles and hoses plus they may need an additional water truck. <br /> She stated some cities find it more cost effective to hire a contractor to do the water and <br /> care for the year. <br />
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