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REPORTS OF CITY MANAGER 3. Main Fire Station, Main Library and City Hall Financing (410 -01) Report of City Manager and Assistant Finance Director 1/7/86 City Manager Smith presented the report and recommended that Council meet for the purpose of reviewing it in the near future, noting that the proposed resolution may be adopted at this time but it is necessary to determine how Council wishes to proceed. Title read. M /S: Claire /Stangel RESOLUTION NO. 10114 DESIGNATING RAUSCHER PIERCE REFSNES, INC. AS UNDERWRITER FOR FINANCING CERTAIN PROPOSED CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS (FIRE STATION, LIBRARY, CITY HALL PROJECTS) adopted unanimously by roll call vote. CONSENSUS: Mayor Britschgi determined it to be the consensus of Council to meet for the purpose of considering the subject report at 5:30 p.m., Monday, January 20, 1986 at City Hall. MEMO 1/16/86 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- 4. Status report re nuisance abatement - 109 Wilson Street (per RESOLUTION NO. 10037, 10/21/85; continued from 12/16/85 and 1/6/86) (702 -11) Chief Building Official Malkemus reported that the building at 109 Wilson Street has been boarded up by Mark Watson, its prospective owner, and that Mr. and Mrs. Watson have reported making a firm offer on a lot on Cassia Street where they plan to locate the house and rehabilitate it. The Watsons have not yet had a response to their offer, and have requested an extension. Mr. Malkemus said that he is willing to regard the boarding up of the building as a temporary abatement of the nuisance and grant a 30 -day extension to allow the Watsons to complete their negotiations. Mr. Malkemus said that if the owner of the house provides a written statement designating Mr. Watson as responsible for the house, then a building permit can be issued to allow the Watsons to do the rehabilitation work necessary for moving the house, noting that such a permit will not be a license to commence the usual 180 day "time clock ". He stated that a condition of the permit would be that the permittee provide the necessary certificates of insurance and the time frame anticipated for reconstruction, with completion within 60 days. Mark Watson, 1418 Middlefield Road, said he does not intend to rehabilitate the house fully and leave it on the site, but will prepare it to be moved and complete rehabilitation on the new site. Mr. Watson said he believes the owner will agree to designate him so that he can proceed as suggested by Mr. Malkemus. MINUTE BOOK NO. 46 Page No. 140 Reg.Mtg. 1/13/86 Page 4