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Session 1854 October 7, 2002 that anything inside the unit is the responsibility of the individual condo owner and all common exterior issues would be addressed by the condo association. He also stated that the project is in keeping with the Council's policy of encouraging investment and home ownership which will give people a stronger tie and commitment to the property. Mr. Lieberman asked if there have been any instances of problems with condo associations over exterior maintenance; Mr. Ollendorff said that, to the best of his recollection, condo associations have been very responsible. Ms. Welsch asked how many units these twelve were replacing. She stated her concern with the traffic load and asked if the City could cope with such problems. Mr. Ollendorff responded that these issues had been considered in the site plans and called for more parking places than the ordinance requires. Mr. Munkel asked about the occupancy status of the units. Mr. Ollendorff promised to get him a report 10/08/02. There being no further discussion, the motion was voted on and carried unanimously. AGENDA ITEM # 7 - CURBING ON WAYNE: Mr. Ollendorff stated that these curbs need to be replaced. Because the streets need to be micro-surfaced, it made sense to fix the curbs first. Mr. Wagner asked how the $16,500 expenditure would affect the overall budget balance. Mr. OIlendorff stated that when these contracts are initially authorized, they are planned for about 80-85% of the budgeted amount knowing that there are almost always additions that need to be added during the year. This amount is well within the leeway provided for in the budget. It was moved by Mr. Wagner, seconded by Mr. Sharpe and carried. AGENDA ITEM #8 - CABLING ADDITIONS: Mr. Ollendorff stated that the contract the Council awarded two months ago was for all the cabling necessary for the computer network upgrade inside City Hall. This request is for the cabling needed to connect outlying locations. Ms. Welsch moved adoption. Mr. Sharpe seconded the motion. Mr. Wagner asked if the expenditure was within budget and Mr. Ollendorff stated that there will still be money left over in the account. Mr. Lieberman asked what was meant by "U City remote locations." Mr. Ollendorff replied that these locations included the Golf Course, recreation facility, central garage and other buildings where there are computer hook-ups like the Fire Station. Mr. Lieberman if it would improve the ability to send and receive e-mails. Mr. Ollendorff answered that, once the cabling was completed, it would. He noted that the software and hardware were all in place and all that was needed was the cabling to connect the locations. Mr. Lieberman wanted to know the time frame; the answer was within the next ten weeks. There being no further discussion, the motion was voted on and carried unanimously.