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It is Public Works recommendation that all bids <br />be rejected due to the excess of the estimated <br />contract cost. Staff is working with Rocky <br />Mountain Consultants to analyze and evaluate an <br />alternate fast of Highway 42 and once that <br />evaluation is complete, staff would request <br />permission to re-bid the project. <br />Mayor Fauson moved that Council reject all bids <br />for the North Louisville Interceptor Sewer. <br />Szymanski seconded. Unanimous. <br />TEMPORARY USE PERMIT APPLICATION - FRONTIER MATERIALS - <br />PUBLIC HEARING Rautenstraus recommended that the Public Hearing <br />be opened and a motion to continue it would be in <br />order. <br />Mayor Fausan opened the Public Hearing. <br />Rautenstraus stated that notice of Public Hearing <br />was published on May 28, 1986, and both the <br />applicant and the City are recommending that the <br />Public Hearing be continued to the next Council <br />Meeting. <br />Mayor Fausan moved that the Public Hearing on the <br />Temporary Use Permit for Frontier Gravel be <br />continued. Carnival seconded. Unanimous. <br />INFORMATION - SCHEDULED SHUT DOWN OF WATER <br />TREATMENT PLANT Phare explained that as part of the addition of a <br />high zone pump to the High Zone Pump Station, it <br />is necessary to disconnect electrical power to the <br />pumps. During the shutdown, the contractor shall <br />install electrical buss bars between the existing <br />motor control center panels and the new panel. <br />The shut down will occur on June 6th between 2:30 <br />a.m. and 4:00 a.m. The service interruption means <br />that there will be no water pumped to the high <br />zone and mid-zone areas while the work is being <br />done. The fire department has been notified and <br />alternate plans have been devised. Phare <br />requested that people in these zones discontinue <br />use of water during the identified times to help <br />eliminate air in the lines when the pumps are <br />started back up. <br />Phare explained that letters were not sent to <br />homeowners due to the numbers involved. However, <br />Phare felt that thraugh the press and this public <br />notice, people will be aware of the shut down plus <br />the hours chosen to conduct this procedure would <br />cause only iminimal inconvenience to those <br />residents. <br />6 <br />