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May 11, 1981 that. Mr. Scheunemann said it was the same except for signatures. There is money due for aprk dedication on this plat. Mr. Meister asked if this had been set to RCWB? The Clerk checked through the files and could not find a response from that agency. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to table this until the next meeting. Seconded Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously. Mayor Gourley said this would need to go to RCWB and will be on the agenda as soon as the City has a response. BOARDING FEES. Mayor Gourley asked the Attorney to have a Resolution for Boarding fees, needed in conjunction with the Animal Contract, ready for the next meeting. JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT WITH ANOKA COUNTY This matter had been tabled from last meeting for the purpose of check- ing the insurance agent to determine if the City is covered. Mr. Schumacher said he had checked with Mr. Kelly and it was felt that the City would be covered under our current insurance. Mr. Locher had discussed this with the County Attorney's office and he explained the reasons for this agreement. This agreement would give the officers the status of a police officer in all communities, not just the one where he is employed. Mr. Locher had read the agreement and found no problems with signeing. Mrs. Elsenpeter moved to adopt this Joint Powers Agreement. Seconded by Mr. Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimously. MARDON GAS EXTENSION - NORTH CENTRAL Mr. Meister said this is just an extension of the existing service and he found no problems. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to approve this extension. Seconded by Mr. MCLean. Motion carried unanimously. INFILTRATION IN SHENANDOAH I. This had been brought to Mr. Schumacher's attention by Mr. Volk who had felt that the amount of filtration into this system, which is only a few years old, was excessive. Mr. Meister said this can occur at any time in a system and he suspected that the major part of this had occured at the time the newly constructed homes had been connected. The stub had been flushed into the system. Mr. Volk had suggested, that in the future, before any system is accepted by the City, that the developer be required to clean the system. Mr. Meister said this is done at the present time and he outlined the method in which new systems are checked for infiltration and the requirements imposed on the contractor. REPLACEMENT FOR OFFICER WREDBERG. Mayor Gourley noted that all Council members have a copy of Officer Wredberg's resignation. Mayor Gourley said unless there is a question o the resignation, Mr. Schumacher had a recommendation for his replacement. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to accept Mr. Wredberg's resignation. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously.