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MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 23, 1984 PAGE 3 changes be made to conform with the grid system as was the initial in- tent. Councilmember Hard moved, seconded by Councilmember Baldwin, that the street designations be corrected as presented and that proper signing be placed on those streets. Motion carried unanimously. Mayor Eggert presented a letter from Roger E. Machmeier, Extension REQUEST Agricultural Engineer, asking that Council consider removing the four FROM ROGER way stop at Roselawn and Cleveland. Councilmember Hard stressed the MACHMEIER fact that although Mr. Machmeier's letter was on University Extension REGARDING Service stationery, the request was not a University sponsored request 4 WAY STOP but a personal request .from Mr. Machmeier. The concensus of opinion AT ROSELAWN was that the signs should remain in place. & CLEVELAND Engineer Schunicht reviewed the need for a statement (to be in resolution form) on the lake overflow problem. He was of the opinion that the resolution addressing the overflow matter, which Council had previously requested, was not necessary as much progress is being made at the overflow meetings. He then presented his letter dated May 23, 1984 regarding meetings of the Lake Overflow Technical Advisory Committee and explained the various concerns on each issue. Mayor Eggert informed Council that he had met on May 22, 1984 with Bob BULLSEYE Collins, Attorney for Bullseye Golf, and had obtained the following PROPOSED information: (1) Mr. Collins has no interest in the development project DEVELOPMENT as previously thought, he serves only as Attorney for the firm, and (2) Mr. Collins presented a preliminary scheme which included a 30,000 square foot, one story building with half basement, having retail store on the street level, warehouse and office in the basement. They had also discussed the possiblity of acquiring the filling station or the liquor store, which would be used for parking. Mr. Collins apparently felt the liquor store would be the most appropriate and Bullseye has hired Blake Davis to prepare a second appraisal of the property. Bullseye plans to have preliminary plans available for the Planning Commission meeting on June 4, 1984. Clerk Administrator Barnes informed Council that an overhead projector OVERHEAD may be purchased at a cost of approximately $331.00. Mayor Eggert moved, PROJECTOR seconded by Councilmember Bladwin, that the Clerk Administrator make TO BE arrangements to purchase the projector. Motion carried unanimously. PURCHASED Secretary Chenoweth explained the need for additional folding tables TABLES TO for the rental area and that tables matching the present ones may be BE PURCHASED obtained at the same price, $88.00 each. Councilmember Chestovich FOR RENTAL moved, seconded by Mayor Eggert, that 24 tables be ordered and that AREA corrected occupancy signs be placed in the lobby and Council Chambers. Motion carried unanimously. Councilmember Chestovich moved, seconded by Councilmember Baldwin, EMERGENCY that four emergency lighting units be purchased at a cost of $178.00 LIGHTING each (including installation), three units to be placed in the Fire FOR FIRE Department, and one in the Maintenance area. Motion carried unanimously. DEPT. & MAINTENANCE Council briefly discussed the possibility of licensing taxi-cabs and concurred it was not feasible. A letter from A+CAB explaining their TAXI CABS services was noted. WILL NOT BE LICENSED