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Cit~r Gou~ac:~ Minutes Page 2 <br />~u1y 13, 2009 <br />Commissioner Thompson stated he had concerns with the long-term i~lvestment and the <br />risks involved wit11 tlae project, He stated he is concerned about the rate payers and t11e <br />availability of electricity ~n the future, <br />Commissioner/Councilmember Gumphrey stated he was skeptical of the Big Stone Z~ <br />p~•oject and felt the risks were too great to the residents. He stated tlae city has over nine <br />years to come up with alte~~native solutions for supplying power, <br />Commissioner Dietz stated his decisiota not to participate had nothing to do witla Big Stone <br />being a coal plant. He was concerned about there being too many uncertainties with the <br />project and noted there was no guarantee on what rates would be in the future, He <br />expressed disappointment in the R,w, Beck e~raluation and was concerned tlaat it seemed to <br />have not been an independent evaluation prepared specifically far tl~e Utilities beneht, <br />Com~~n.~.ssioner Dietz read an email provided to him by the city administrator from Ehlers <br />and Associates regarding the effect on the city's bond rating and future financing for Ells <br />River Mun~c~pal Utili.ttes, <br />The Council noted they shared the same concerns as tlae Utility Commission <br />Mr. Adams noted there is still plenty of time for the city to consider alternatives fo~.• future <br />power needs, <br />MQVED BY C~MMI~~IG~IER THGMPSGN AND ~ECGIV~I7ED BY <br />CGMMISSTaNIER GUMPHREY TG ADJGURN THE ELR RIVER MUNICIPAL <br />UTILITIES MEETING, M4TIGN CARRIED 3-4. <br />The Elk River Utilities Commission meeting adjourned at 6.20 p,m <br />193r~! Avenue Corridor Project <br />A resident interrupted tlae meeting at dais point to bring up this construction project• <br />J <br />Joe Glowacki, ~ ~02~ ~ 92n~ Circle noted the following concerns: <br />House is constantly shaking <br />~ Company worl~ing on the project isn't using water to keep the sand and curt down <br />People are four-wheeling in the construction area during the night and the police are not <br />responding in a timely manne~• <br />Quality of retaining wall used in the project <br />Removal of trees <br />Cheap house ~~~2QO,ODO~ being put up In $400,000 neighborhood, He stated restrictions <br />were put ~n that are not being followed, <br />Councilmember Moon informed the resident that the city would look into his concerns, <br />Councilmember Moon asl~ed staff to loop into this matter, <br />6.~. Authorization to Pre are Text Amendment Relative to Restaurants <br />Mj.•, Barnhart presented the staff report, <br />
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