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City Council Minutes <br /> February 4, 2020 <br /> Page 4 of 11 <br /> ----------------------------- <br /> resources. He stated that the League of Minnesota Cities recommended they <br /> have one drafted up during an audit. <br /> COUNCIL MEMBER PEDERSON MOVED TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION 20- <br /> 07 APPROVING THE CROW WING COUNTY JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT <br /> FOR INTER-CITY EMERGENCY MUTUAL AID. COUNCIL MEMBER SEILS <br /> SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED 5-0. <br /> 9. Public Works Report <br /> The January 2020 Public Works Report was received by Council. <br /> Discussion ensued about training for the Public Works Department for usage of <br /> the new loader. <br /> 9.1. Rasmussen Road 8� South Washinqton Avenue Improvement Proiect <br /> A. Consider Bids <br /> Tim Houle updated the Council on the Rasmussen Road and South <br /> Washington Avenue improvement project. He stated there were seven bids <br /> received by the City which were spread out around 30% of costs from low to <br /> high. He said they researched bid tabulations and came up with an estimate <br /> that was in the middle of the bids received and he believes the City got a <br /> good price. Mr. Houle said RL Larson Excavating was the lowest bidder and <br /> they are recommending that the Council award the construction contract to <br /> them for their bid of$2,396,792.43. Discussion ensued on what is included in <br /> the bid which Mr. Houle pointed out is listed on bid tabulation sheet. <br /> Council Member Pederson questioned when and how long Main Street and <br /> Rasmussen Road would be closed. Mr. Houle stated that he could not give <br /> an actual date since RL Larson has not supplied a schedule yet but it is in the <br /> contract that there is a five consecutive day timeframe to get the required <br /> work done. He discussed the Washington and Main Street intersection as <br /> well and that there is a requirement that they cannot have finro phases going <br /> on at the same time that since it limits people options. He explained that they <br /> will detour around using Gravdahl, Woodman, and Government Drive and <br /> there will be signs indicating businesses are open. He stated that local <br /> business traffic will basically be allowed up to the excavation where there will <br /> be physical barricades. Mr. Houle stated that they left the construction <br /> window open, but when they start on a phase, they have to wrap that phase <br /> up before they move on to another phase. He explained that the City does <br /> not want the South block of Washington and the South block of Rasmussen <br /> and Butler tore up at the same time because no one would be able to get <br /> around. Discussion ensued about the timing of construction at these <br /> intersections. <br />