A storm-water runoff problem at a residence adjacent to a former Hudson Hospital parking lot on Wisconsin Street has necessitated a $22,900 fix by the city.
The city acquired the parking lot when it purchased the former hospital property for expansion of Prospect Park.
Mayor Dean Knudson explained at the City Council’s Sept. 22 meeting that it was the city’s responsibility to correct the problem because the storm-water is coming from city property.
Zappa Bros. Excavation was awarded the contract for the project. The Hudson company was the low bidder. Pember Companies of Menomonie also made a bid for the project.
Other action
In other action at its Sept. 22 meeting, the City Council:
Approved a conditional use permit for Countryside Veterinary Clinic to do business in a Plaza 94 shopping center unit at 1901 Ward Ave.Denied a request by George Lange to erect a fence behind his building at 522 Second St.Approved the sixth-annual Red Ribbon Week 5K Walk and Run to be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 18. The run will begin at Hudson High School.Denied a request for stop signs on Ninth Street at Orange Street.Approved a policy regarding the placement of pedestrian crossing flags at crosswalks.Granted the Christian Community Campus Foundation a temporary license to sell wine at an Oct. 24 Wine Fest event at the senior living complex at 1312 Wisconsin St.Granted a Class B beer and a reserve Class B liquor license to Universal Hospitalities, the business entity that has opened the Agave Kitchen at 501 Second St. It is located in the bar and restaurant formerly occupied by the Twisted Grille. Dominick Paul Rode is the owner of the business.Canceled a Class B beer and Class C wine license previously issued to E & F Holdings, which had planned to open a bar and restaurant in the Carmichael Centre building on Carmichael Road. The 90-day period that partners Cedric Ellingson and Donald Fowell had to open the business had expired.Approved the appointment of Miah Shull Olmsted as an election inspector for the Democratic Party, and Jean and Gordie Anderson, Hugh Bertelsen, Carol Horn, Gloria Keller, Mary Post, Marcy Spadino, Laura Trippichio, Tom Redner and Robert Staebell as election inspectors for the Republican Party. Gordon and Colleen Conard were approved as unaffiliated election inspectors.Changed the November City Council meeting dates to Monday, Nov. 10, and Monday, Nov. 24.
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