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MINUTES City Council Feb. 24, 1988 School Fahey agr~eed that the matter• must be kept gener•ic, however•, the City Distr•ict should deter~mine if it wants to see a tr•ade school on the site or~ a Issues private high school. The issues are different for each use. (Cont.) Blesener~ still felt the Capital View issue was combined with the Little Canada School expansion. It was decided by the Council to hold a wor•kshop meeting with the Planning Commission as well as the City's committee on Thur~sday, Mar•ch 10, 1988 at appr~oximately 8 P.M., following the Planning Commission's r~egular• meeting to consider• the Capital View issue. Fahey summar~ized that ther•e would be a 6:30 P.M. wor•kshop meeting on Wednesday Mar~ch 9th with the Recr•eation Committee to discuss the City's potential par•ticipation in the cost of an addition onto the Little Canada Elementar~y School with some discussion on the Capital View facility including indoor~ and outdoor r~ecr•eational facilities. Then, on Thur~sday, Mar~ch 10, at appr•oximately 8 P.M. ther~e would be a joint wor•kshop meeting of the Council, Planning Commission and Recr~eation Committee to discuss Capital View. Blesener• suggested that the School Distr•ict be updated on these matter•s. Recess At this point in the meeting, 9:15 P.P1., Council took a short recess. The meeting was r~econvened at 9:20 P.M. 1988 Sewer Blesener reviewed the proposed 1988 Sewer Budget reportinn that the Budget total budget amount is $549,830 ver•sus $483,951 for• 1987. Blesener• then r•eviewed the Metr•opolitan Waste Contr~ol Commission's statement Agenda of 1988 sewer• ser•vice char~ges. Blesener~ also noted that 1987 was the Item No. 16 final year• that the City had to pay a Phalen Lake over~flow char~ge. Blesener reviewed the 1988 sewer rate and proposed that the rate wemain Q C orrection the same as the 1987 rate. That is, $29.00 per quarter for residential res. no. 88-3-g3 sewer• user~s and $1.60 per~ 1,000 gallons of water• used for• commer•cial users. Blesener~ r~epor•ted that the break-even r•ate would be $32.83 per quarter, however, due to cr~edits that the City will receive from Metr~o Waste it is possible to r•etain the 1987 r•ate. in t~s Mr•. Blesener~ intr~oduced the following r~esolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION N0. 88-2-67 - APPROVING THE 1988 SEWER [3UDGET AND ESTFlBLISNING A 1988 SEWER RATE OF $29.00 PER QUARTER FOR RESIDEPITIAL USERS AND $1.60 PER 1,000 GALLONS OF 4JATER USED FOR COMMERCIAL USERS, WNICH IS THE SAME RATE THAT WAS IN EFFECT DURING 1987 Page -13-