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Motion by Council Member Leipzig to approve 7B i and iii and table 7Bii for further review by staff on the location of the humps and possible stop sign to review the project as a whole. The motion failed to receive a second. Motion failed. i) M/S lra/Hartnett to adopt RESOLUTION 13740 APPROVING INSTALLATION OF SPEED HUMPS AT DESIGNATED LOCATIONS ON CERTA1N STREETS HERE1N SPECIFIED (HOOVER STREET AND PAGE STREET) (701) ii) M/S lra/Hartnett to adopt RESOLUTION 13741 APPROVING INSTALLATION OF SPEED HUMPS AT DESIGNATED LOCATIONS ON CERTAIN STREETS HEREIN SPECIFIED (CENTRAL AVENUE AND ORCHARD AVENUE) (701) iii) M/S tra/Hartnett to adopt RESOLUTION 13742 ACCEPTING BID FOR THE FRIENDLY ACRES NEIGHBORHOOD SPEED HUMP SIGNING & STRIPING INSTALLATION PROJECT; AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR SAtD WORK (Weatherly Striping Company) (304) And pursue working with the homeowners' associations for evaluation and solutions to the "S" curve issue including possible stop sign in order to provide information to Council. The motion passed by a unanimous roll call vote. C. Status Report - Abatement of 303 Heller, 309 Heller, 418 Cassia (707) Community Development Director Nelson introduced Building Inspector Lepori, who prepared Exhibit 7C-8 in the report, is the staff person working on the project and most familiar with the detail of the work required on the three properties. Ms. Nelson continued with the background of August 23 Council direction to provide an info~lational report on the status of the abatement proceedings. Staff has proceeded with the abatement process, tenants have been notified on August 28, and the relocation process is occurring by the same consultant representing the Franklin project earlier on the agenda. Vacation of the property should occur by October 3. Staff is also pursuing bids for demolition with one received to date and a few more expected by the end of the week. The estimate is between $9,000-$10,000 per unit to have the buildings removed. Conversation occurred on both August 23 at and again on August 24 with Mr. Petrouski who expressed interest in purchase of the properties with Mr. Szmay. Staff indicated to Mr. Petrouski that a submittal must consist of very precise plans and specifications for rehabilitation of the properties in order to assist the Building Official in his discretion. Staff provided specific information to Mr. Petrouski about the costs for soil clean up and the specificity of the plans requirement because of the numerous nuisances named. To date staff has not received an application that meets the needs stated on August 24 and the abatement is proceeding. M/S Hartnett/Ira to extend the meeting to 11:45 p.m. The motion passed by a unanimous voice vote. Building Inspector Lepori added that the proposal received was primarily cosmetic in nature rather than the expected structural components needed for future occupancy requirements. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES BOOK NO. 58 SEPTEMBER 13, 1999 MINUTES Page No. 418 PAGE 7