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D. Motion to accept the Mezes and Dolphin Parks Tennis Court Resurfacing Project <br /> as completed by First Serve Productions and release payment of $14,000 as <br /> payment in full; MINUTE ORDER 02-293 <br /> <br /> E. Motion to approve by five (5) affirmative votes the suspension of Article VII - <br /> Purchasing of the Municipal Code, and approve payment after-the-fact for <br /> emergency expenditure which exceeded the administrative limit of $10,000 to <br /> Republic Electric of Novato, CA in the amount of $19,298.00 (item continued <br /> from 10/07/02); MINUTE ORDER 02-294 <br /> <br /> 7.2 Section - Resolutions. None <br /> <br /> 7.3Section - Claims and Warrants <br /> <br /> A. Reject the claim of Rebecca Agostini, claim no. 2056A and the claim of <br /> Permanente Group/Athens claim no. 2056B as submitted; MINUTE ORDER 02-295 <br /> <br /> B. Approve warrants dated through October 14, 2002 and usual and necessary <br /> payments through October 28, 2002; MINUTE ORDER 02-296 <br /> <br /> 7.4Section - Ordinances (2"d Reading) - None <br /> <br />8. STAFF REPORTS - None <br /> <br />9. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS- None <br /> <br /> 10. PUBLIC HEARING <br /> <br /> A. A Public Hearing on the Amendment of Sewer Service Charges (item <br /> continued from 10/7/02 meeting); <br /> <br /> Public Works Services Director Ingram stated that there are two public hearings, <br /> one to consider the ihcrease to sewer basic service charge and one for the water <br /> basic service charge. Both are the fixed components of the utility bills that directly <br /> pay for the operation and maintenance of the distribution and collection systems. <br /> The combined bill for both water and sewer at the 22 unit average water use level <br /> in Redwood City results in a recommended increase of 2.54% per month equal to <br /> $1.14. <br /> <br /> The total revenue demands for the Sewer Enterprise this year are jumping from <br /> $8.2M to $8.9M, driven primarily by two or three large factors. Last year, we did not <br /> increase rates because of electricity spikes during the energy crisis and instead <br /> chose to allow things to settle and catch up when a firm sense of the cost <br /> increases was known. Council also asked that those costs be absorbed into last <br /> year's budget, but that needs to be adjusted upward now to reflect true costs. <br /> <br />REGULAR MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL AND GENERAL OCTOBER 14, 2002 <br />IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BOARD MINUTES PAGE 3 <br /> <br /> <br />