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CITY COUNCIL 0a9MITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Date November 7, 1990 Time 6:30 m
Place of Meeting C until chambers
Members present: Chairman- absent
Ron Marshall Norman Orr
Bruce Teeters Chuck Rodgers
Donna Kilpatrick L.D. Collins
Lonnie Kellogg
Others present:
Alan Crowe Jim'Worthington
Peg Kamerzel Don Hackmann
Cal Cumin
Alan Crowe mentioned that there is an error with #8 on the
agenda tonight. There is some word changes in the Police Reserve
Policy, but no increase in training allowance.
• Jim Worthington mentioned that an engineer and a group of
officials from Exxon were in today regarding relocation of their
line on south yellowstone bridge. They are going to place it
about 15n' west of the railroad bridge. They got state approval
and Corp: of Engineers approval, but BN refused to allow them
to be in their right-of-way. They have changed their mind and
now would like to relocate it parallel to the Williston-Basin
lane which was installed several years ago, which would be about
600' down stream from the bridge. It would cross through
Riverside Park, come up on the bank about half way between the
Water Plant and the Sewer Plant and follow the Williston-Basin
line back up and across and near the refinery area.
They are only in the preliminary relocation stages now. They
would have to get an easement from the City to cross Riverside
Park and two other property owners to the south.
Jim briefed the council on the Maryl
project. There is a possibility that the
be back on schedule after the legislature
means that portions of Maryland Lane from
be under spring and summer construction.
The gravel placement will start next
and Lane construction
bidding process will
meets in January, this
Washington to 6th will
week.
Discussion regarding the Merchant Apartments. Mr. Martin
is waiting for a bid to demolish a garage that had burned and. to
seal up the apartment itself.
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There was mention of having another alley clean-up, which
will be advertised.
Bruce Teeters reported that the Ambulance was having problems
with their radios. Apparently the Ambulance radios were bleeding
over into the police radios.
Cal Cumin reported on the Governor's Big Sky Dividend
program. He has a letter to be signed by elected officials from
Yellowstone County supporting-this program.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:52 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Don Hackmann
City Clerk
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