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~ p ~- 5 Attorney Kenefick explained the State Statute regarding retail ATTORNEY'S off-sale liquor competition with relation to price-cutting and REPORT: the method of action to be used for enforcement of the Statute. LIQUOR PRICING; Attorney Kenefick explained the State Deferred Compensation DEFERRED COMP Plan for local government employees. The plan was recently PLAN amended in order for local government to allow employees to participate. Engineer Lemberg reported that the University has graded the UNIVERSITY skating rink in the University Grove area, but that stones GROVE SATING remain to be picked up. ~~ Discussion was held regarding the doors on the kitchenette COMMUNITY PARK unit at the Community Park Building. The doors have proved KITCHENETTE to be inconvenient when using the unit because they block UNIT the oven and cabinet doors on either side and when opened, swing open blocking a bathroom door. As the Engineer esti- mated replacing the doors with a rollup door would cost $1500, the Clerk-Administrator will try to solve the problem by adding four inches to each door and placing them on an outside track. Council asked the status of sewers and streets which are to UNIVERSITY be taken over by Falcon Heights in the University Grove area. GROVE It was noted here had been a lack of communication by the UTILITIES University. The Council directed that a letter be sent to the University Grove Association, with copies to principal. people at the University, stating that Falcon Heights would take over street and sewer maintenance in the area no sooner than July 1, 1976, providing satisfactory conditions of take- over are met. Clerk-Administrator Barnes reported that Garnet's Standard ADMINISTRATOR' Service and Fill Up, Inc., were operating in violation of REPORT State Fire Laws, but that they would meet State requirements by September 29. Mr. Barnes reviewed quotes for air conditioning the Council Chambers. Discussion followed concerning the size and type of system which would best serve the room. Mr. Lemberg was directed to contact a mechanical engineer for his opinion. Discussion was held regarding the proposed 1976 City Budget with respect to contractual services and fees charged. Mayor Warkentien moved, seconded by Councilman Ecklund to ad- ATTORNEY AND vise Engineer Lemberg and Attorney Kenefick to bill citizens ENGINEER for legal and engineering advice or to decline giving opinions CHARGES without express authority from Council or the Clerk-Administrator. Upon roll call being taken, the following voted "aye": Mayor Warkentien, Councilmen Ecklund, Steele, and Labalestra, and the following voted "nay": None. I~lotion carried.