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Mayor Jim Hagen presented the resolution; a councilor moved and a second was recorded. Councilors approved the motion by voice vote; no roll-call vote or terms of the lease were provided in the transcript.

The resolution approved the form of the required notice to lease real property; the transcript does not record lease terms, acreage, rental rates or related contractual details. The item passed on the consent-style vote recorded at the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","December 15, 2014, Common Council Meeting, Superior, Wis.","oneSentenceSummary","The Common Council approved a resolution approving the form of notice to lease city real property for Fraser Shipyards Inc.'s phase 3 dock project.","taxTitle","Superior, Douglas County, Wisconsin","taxId",69153,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6185235,"Council pulls proposed pay plan for further review; staff to return in January",46,233000,279000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5082718-0e7f6ac4cd0c9d89256eb3b73be06da2&start=233&end=279","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5082718-0e7f6ac4cd0c9d89256eb3b73be06da2/thumbnail_233000.jpg","/articles/6185235/Superior/Douglas-County/Wisconsin/Council-pulls-proposed-pay-plan-for-further-review-staff-to-return-in-January","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6185235-ed92f35ff82bdc1d9f8b4d24737f80b9/orig.mp4?Expires=1771211552&Signature=a1gPpBr~xE6ChgLWIfEbAlUfJAyjK1FuZzRmUOKYrcyk4OpJA8SO3W5-p1wKopV03cNyRJprl9-WS4Ghr8K-fldKEzCAZjl5kOaemNdIwx4RMlKCEnNZPSpg~GD8bL28fpTtwOo8-cWmrNOeyzKt-Ve5vEcBBC3csx1a2rOAdLh3Vbft8heGNm8KIM5X7OYrasCJHwgiQX53LOJhmAV-tRj70Ha8MxR63qPcf2goGnp9Vx4XcIR8FYO0Jzp3R2BA0BSoKBSaQTn1-QkzfdgoSNL5Bk2plWOXJFcDqpxKTZxKHWhn3qdRNJhjQizENtfxelPb6ygsGUC7ym62v9Txdw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Common Council removed a proposed pay plan from the Dec. 15 agenda for further review and discussion. Bruce, a staff member who addressed the council during the item, said he pulled the proposal so the plan could be reviewed with councilors, department heads and employees and that the item would return to the Jan. 20 council meeting.

Bruce said the intent is to ensure everyone has a clear understanding of the plan and to allow for tweaks before returning to the council. Councilors agreed to take additional time for review; no formal vote on the pay plan occurred at the Dec. 15 meeting.","A proposed pay plan was removed from the Dec. 15 agenda for additional review by councilors, department heads and staff and will return to the Jan. 20 council meeting for further consideration.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6185240,"Public works director reviews 2014 street, sewer and landfill work and lists 2015 priorities",193,308000,501000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5082718-0e7f6ac4cd0c9d89256eb3b73be06da2&start=308&end=501","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5082718-0e7f6ac4cd0c9d89256eb3b73be06da2/thumbnail_308000.jpg","/articles/6185240/Superior/Douglas-County/Wisconsin/Public-works-director-reviews-2014-street-sewer-and-landfill-work-and-lists-2015-priorities","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6185240-026c97b6fa362b053f74fcfcc4e73aea/orig.mp4?Expires=1771211552&Signature=mysKygPBUuGapIiOw8cWqoUJboRLzVVBxIGoErOUhFN6rItpn34Wjl7gGa-MkgkGA4r3IUyHKCXHWAmwdCTLQ8H5Hcnz~2jil-6lk81A1JI23Nb~KqqmF-P8MKgPNom6dVkG2oUQD2ve5R-71-SgrTbLWIU-GEWfjQWmjCqakPTucjToVQwOsAkHZXx~TSN8v1xG1iiBdbvXAzASy1SsrCJALi~mxWvHHwQI4xTb5~w9l0pahOo9cyM9x2CmbGP~9coNhQSzMmHYk~AMJKZalPkGp5tBqNBh0VAj3H5jQrXhn24c0QQPgDsJCdcXUGDAnqVYLlKcDtqKlM9lif6RlA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Superior public works director briefed the Common Council on Dec. 15 about the department’s major projects in 2014 and plans for 2015, including street overlays, storm-sewer work, landfill capping and wastewater-plant improvements.

The director said crews milled and constructed blacktop overlays on about 65 blocks of city streets and replaced about 34 blocks of concrete sidewalk in 2014. Major projects included the Fifth Street reconstruction from Belknap to 12th Avenue, the first roundabout in the Twin Ports near the Bong Bridge in partnership with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation and reconstruction of Second and Third Avenues near East Second and East Fifth streets. The department also completed phase-3 capping at the city landfill and finished a three-phase study of garbage-collection services, the city’s waste shed and landfill valuation.

Environmental services work in 2014 included installation of new screens at the wastewater plant, cleaning roughly 45 miles of sewer, lining a portion of the K Street storm sewer and installing about 88 residential backwater valves for the flood-control program (the director said about 75% of that total was installed in the prior two years). The department worked with an animal-shelter ad hoc committee from May to August to advance plans for a new shelter and demolished multiple vacant buildings, including the Boss Electric building.

Looking to 2015, the director said staff are preparing a one-million-dollar overlay list that may include Grand Avenue, a segment of North Fifth and North Twelfth, and will pursue Wisconsin Point Road paving and an RFP for a conceptual design of Winter Street and a truck route. He said the department will design and construct a salt barn at the city shop and prepare a sidewalk-construction plan; repairs are also planned for concrete on Salvatore where blacktop patching material was removed.

Councilors asked about joint projects with the Wisconsin DOT, and the director explained the DOT typically administers joint projects while the city pays its share for eligible items; some items are 100% city-funded and the city has final say over those elements. Councilors thanked crews for work in Billings Park and elsewhere. The director said the harsh winter of early 2014 strained the salt budget through June, but November and December had been favorable for salt and sand expenditures.

None of the items the director discussed required immediate council action at the Dec. 15 meeting; several projects will proceed through standard design, bidding and grant-application processes or return to council with specific contract requests.","The public works director briefed the Common Council on 2014 capital work including street overlays, sidewalk projects, landfill capping and wastewater upgrades, and outlined 2015 priorities such as Wisconsin Point Road paving, a salt barn design and a Winter Street truck-route conceptual study.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6185245,"Superior council approves consent items including sale of 625 Hewitt Avenue and animal shelter contract extension",79,147000,226000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5082718-0e7f6ac4cd0c9d89256eb3b73be06da2&start=147&end=226","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5082718-0e7f6ac4cd0c9d89256eb3b73be06da2/thumbnail_147000.jpg","/articles/6185245/Superior/Douglas-County/Wisconsin/Superior-council-approves-consent-items-including-sale-of-625-Hewitt-Avenue-and-animal-shelter-contract-extension","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6185245-8c33d22ed03e991b5dd462ffcb470697/orig.mp4?Expires=1771211552&Signature=AjMYZ2n1e~STwEtE17OHCt4vkC3luAzch1DDWiwxcY40puIJatBxLWT8SKwkdqgUrNNY2sye12uUvT9QDSzuAbRvRDLncOtZh5y-NOE2B3Yy96uI1LOK5F~mVTPmH0AyzK67EtcNP-zK9-KvKvaQ-4TpSVs-yZW4K6wYK77nj3KEYIvw9kYrV0FY6L7oXYWh2J966T94Y13DrlgG9Ube-5oArdJvKjPvZvJrBisbjYuzWkVWKza1Pt3TcLdkDYP-CrpbITS-~sPyZ0OB7nUpYNj81kRDsqTG7aE0HfwhrdB1ksJjUfW9KsyTz~ZIJmQQ8f-jqMjRGyVQ6SR9lrrkSg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of Superior Common Council approved multiple consent-agenda items at its Dec. 15 meeting, including the sale of city-owned property at 625 Hewitt Avenue, an extension of the animal shelter management contract and the city’s 2015 health insurance budget.

The council voted to sell 625 Hewitt Avenue to Richard Fuller for $39,900 after the planning and port director recommended waiving the normal bid procedure. Finance Director Vito presented the animal shelter management contract extension; the council approved the extension by voice vote. The council also approved the 2015 health insurance budget after a motion and second.

Mayor Jim Hagen recommended several committee appointments and reappointments, and the council approved them on the consent roll call. The appointments recorded were the reappointment of Aaron Dandria to the Business Improvement District board; the reappointments of John Dasky, Mike Raine and Julie Johnson tied to Community Development Block Grant roles; and the appointment of Brett Brodean to the Redevelopment Authority of the City.

The motions passed by voice vote; no roll-call tallies or dissenting votes were recorded on the transcript. Specific contract terms for the animal shelter extension and the dollar amounts or line-item details of the 2015 health insurance budget were not specified in the meeting transcript.","The Common Council approved a package of consent items Dec. 15 that included the sale of city property at 625 Hewitt Avenue, an extension of the animal shelter management contract, the 2015 health insurance budget and several committee reappointments.","actionData","errors"]

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