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MINUTES City Council July 13, 1988 Railroad Council decided to give this issue fur~ther~ consider•ation for• action at Whistles a future Council meeting. (Cont.) Barbeque Fahey pointed out that it was the concensus of the Council to r•etain the Gr~ills City's existing bar•beque grill or•dinance and Council felt that if more restr~ictive r•ules were needed, the var•ious apartment buildings and homeowner~s Agenda associations within the City should adopt those r~ules. Item No. 16b Traffic The City has r~eceived a letter fr~om a concerned r•esident requesting a Concer~ns speed limit study in the area of Center~ville Road and County Road D Center•ville with the request that the speed limit be lower~ed to 30 miles per hour. & County Road D Council agreed that ther~e was a problem in the ar~ea and felt the speed limit should be lowered to 30 miles per hour~. Agenda item No. 16c Mr•s. Scalze intr•oduced the following r~esolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION N0. 88-7-282 - REQUESTING THE COUNTY DO A SPEED ZONE STUDY OF THE CENTERVILLE ROAD/ COUNTY ROAD D AREA WITH TNE REQUEST BY THE CITY THAT THE SPEED IN THIS AREA BE REDUCED TO 30 MILES PER HOUR The for•egoing resolution was duly seconded by Mr•. Collova. Ayes (5) Scalze, Collova, LaValle, Blesener~, Fahey. Nays (0). Resolution declar•ed adopted. This r~esolution appear•s in Resolution Book No. 20, Page 287. After•-Hour•s Bl esener~ r~epor•ted that the Publ ic Works Super~i ntendent i s recommendi ng Calls adoption of a policy for• reimbur~sement for• after-hour~s calls wher•ein one employee would be on call for~ a full week and would be paid for• Agenda 4 hours for• being on call. If that employee is called out after-hours, Item No. 17a he would be r•eimbur•sed at a r•ate of time and one-half for~ hour~s wor•ked with a minimum r•eimbur•sement of 2 hour•s. Council decided to consider• this matter with action to be taken at a futur•e Council meeting. St. Paul's Blesener• r~eviewed the letter~ that the City r•eceived fr~om the St. Paul Water~ing Water~ Depar~tment. Blesener repor~ted that the Public Wor~ks Super~intendent Restr~ictions ~s recommending that if St. Paul places a watering r~estriction on its residents, the City follow these restrictions. Council discussed those City residents with wells, and it was felt that any water•ing r•estr•ictions that ar•e adopted would apply to well users also. Page -20-