Johnson moved to approve the Consent Agenda with the above listed corrections. Dietzen stated that Ms. Klauss was a member of their litigation department, she graduated from the University of Minnesota with high honors, and has a bachelor s degree from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. She previously worked at the Minnesota Court of Appeals. Ms. Klauss stated she was looking forward to working with the City. Fire Station Replacement Sweeney stated that the committee had an open house last Thursday night with about 75 people attending.
Site selection is currently the most significant issue.
The committee agreed that Ron Moorse and Sweeney should look at each of the sites in detail. They will be looking at cost, availability, willing seller, etc. They also have a replacement study for the City Hall and Public Works. Brad Forbrook, the project architect, will be at the workshop. Met Council recommended that it be moved to the south, which will create additional head, which causes a problem for the lift station B, which requires it to be replaced or removed.