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J V 8 Council Meeting k'ebx.axy 14, 1983 RESOLUTION #83 -08 - REHABILITATION LOAN FOR RENTAL PROPERTY Mr. Schumacher explained this deals with Section 8 Program and allows owners of rental property access to low interest loans for the repair of rental property. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to waive the reading of the Resolution and approve the Resolution as presented. Seconded by Mrs. Elsenpeter. Motion carried unanimously. STATUS REPORT - MORTGAGE REVENUE BONDS Mr. Schumacher reported that the application for funds had been approved in the fourth position. There was only 24 million left and this is not enough to make an effort to receive. Mr. Schymacher felt that in September, the developers will reapply for funds at that time. DISCUSSION OF LETTER TO MWCC Mr. Schumacher explained this is concerned with the extension of the interceptor on North Road to the border of Lino Lakes. Mr. Davidson had suggested a manner for installation to include a lift station at basically the same cost but the MWCC had disagreed. This letter asks the request for the lift station to be deleted. Mr. Schumacher was given authorization to send this letter. PARK BOARD REPORT Mr. Schumacher presented the Park Board request to send out an opinion survey to all residents of the City. Each Council member has a copy of the proposed survey. Mr. Schumacher asked if this survey should be mailed separately or could this be included in the bulk mailing along with the septic inspection sheets? There was discussion on the cost of the mailing and the Business Reply that was proposed by the Park Board. The Clerk reported the permit for bulk mailing and business reply is $40.00 each, plus 38' for each business reply returned. The bulk mailing is by the pound and should be around $130.00. The consensus of the Council was to include a self- addressed envelope for the returning of the forms. Signs for Posing Parks - the Park Board felt the parks should be posted at this time to minimize the damage to the parks. Mr. Reinert felt that a study of the damage to the parks was to be evaluated this Spring and felt that the posting of the signs should be tabled until the completion of this survey. Mayor Benson reported that he had discussed the possibility of selling Country Lakes Park and returning the LAWCON grant to the State and use that money for the development of the existing parks. RESOLUTION #83 -09 and 83 -09A 1 1