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i~ MINUTES SPECIAL CITY COUNL'IL MEETING NOVEMBEtt 30, 1y83 PAGE 4 ~.~~ Engineer 5chunicht reviewed the Water Management Agreement and recommended t~rATEtc MANAGE- that a three-fourths or two-thirds vote be required for decisions by the MENT AGttEE- water Management group. MENT Clerk Administrator Barnes reviewed a quote from Collins Electrical Con- TENNIS LIGHT struction Company regarding the repair of the tennis light timers at the ~~~, park (which were vandalized). He explained that the photo eye control ~~,~ TO might not be as susceptible to vandalism as there is no money collected PARK & REL'. for operation and recommended installation of the photo eye control. COMMIaSION After further discussion, the matter was referred to the Park and Recreation Commission for consideration. Steve Hard, Chairman of the Park and Recreation Commission, advised Council pA~ & ~~ that residents in the area of the Idaho Snelling Playground have requested Ta pROVIllE that the City consider paid attendants at that ice rink for the 1983-84 PAID ATTENII;~- season which would double the amount budgeted for winter employees. He ANT AT IllAHO/ requested the rinks be kept open a maximum of 92 work hours paying SNELLING $4.00 per hour for the supervisor and $3.75 per hour for attendants. Follow-pLAyGkOUNv ing a discussion, Councilmember Chestovich moved, seconded by Counci3member Eggert, that Council approve the additional expenditure of X1,512 to provide for extra employees, the amount to be taken from the Contingency Fund. Motion carried unanimously. Council consensus regarding establishment PLEASUttE KINK of a pleasure rink at Falcon Heights School was very positive and the AT SCHOOL matter will be discussed again at the next Park and Recreation Commission CONSIllEREli meeting. The Clerk Administrator was directed to write a letter to the Roseville Schools regarding the City's intent to establish such a rink and to absolve the school from liability. Attorney Gasteazoro advised that Attorney Van de North met with Westlund CITY HALL Construction on November 11, 1y83 to discuss the matter of incompleted COMPLETION work on the Community Building. It is the intent of Westlund Construction UPVAT~ to complete the necessary work. A letter from the Minnesota Chapter of American Public dVorks Association MUTUAL ATU regarding a cooperative approach to set up mutual aid assistance groups 11ISCUSSTON around the state to provide the basis for aiding one another during major disasters (flood, tornado, windstrom) was discussed. Council was in agreement with the concept but felt the Maintenance llepartment should be asked for input. ~e Attorney ~ri.ll review the document before approval. CUKB SI1~; President Joann Nelson, Recycling Unlimited, informed that on the 4th PICK-UP TO Friday of each month there will be curb side pickup of recycleable items. xE(:yCLEABLEs The service has been requested by a number of Falcon Heights residents TO HH;GIN IN and has already been initiated in St. Paul and Lauderdale. F.H. Councilmember Ciernia moved, seconded by Councilmember Chestovich, that llECEM~R 10, December 10, 1983 be proclaimed Human Rignts llay in Falcon Heights, and 3.983 PRO- that the mobile sign to be used to advertise the fact. Motion carried CLAIMED HUMAN unanimously. The official newspaper will also be notified of the pro- RIGH`P~ llAY clamation and that there will be a No-Fault Grievance Training Session at City Hall on December 10th. Mayor Warkentien presented a letter from V. Elving and Carol R. Anderson, 1775 North Fairview requesting the "no build" restriction be removed from their lot. Engineer Schunicht felt that the storm sewer issue should again REQUEST FROM V.E. ANDERSON 1775 FA]It.VIEw TO REI~V~; "NO BUILli"