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?6 4 March 9, 1981 J 'v Mr. Locher reported that he had received a notice in today's mail to appear in Judge Dablow's Court in Cambridge on Firday, March 13, 1981 for a hearing on a request to amend the findings or a motion for a new trial. Mayor Gourley was given a copy of this notice. OUTLOT A. Mr. Locher read the amendments to this deed allowing Mr. Rehbein to use this outlot as drainage /ponding area as deemed necessary and reserves the right to construct and establish contours for a ponding area thereon for a period of one year from this date, with the con- struction to be completed within the one year in compliance with the requirements of the Rice Creek Watershed Board. The Council found no objections to this statement and Mr. Locher will present to Mr. Glenn Rehbein for his signature. DISCONNECTED SEWER HOOKUP - SHENANDOAH I. The various aspects of this problem was discussed. Mr. Locher had received a call from MWCC offering to reimburse the City of one -half of this costs in the amount of $900.00 but in receiving that money, the City would relieve the MWCC of any further responsibility for the damages. Mr. Locher recommended that the City reject this offer. Mrs. Elsenpeter moved to approve this recommendation. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimouslu. Mayor Gourley moved to authorize the Attorney to continue to defend the City on Lakes Add. #7. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously. • STREET NAME CHANGE IN ULMER'S RICE LAKE ADDITIONS. Mrs. Elsenpeter reported that she has checked this situation and would recommend that the portion of Rice Lake Drive in Ulmer's First Addition going East and West, and all of Rice Lake Drive in Ulmer's Third Addition be changed to Ulmer Drive. Mr. Locher was instructed to write an ordinance to this effect and this matter is to be on the March 23, 1981 agenda. PARK BOARD REPORT Mr. Schumacher presented the actions of the Park Board from their last regular meeting. There was discussion of tot lots. Last year the Council ha sed a Resolution stating that in Country Lakes Park the Board could spend $9000.00 for the development of portions of that park. The Park Board felt this development could be done through LAWCON Grants and they asked to use the allocated $9000.00 for develop- ment of tot lots in Sunrise Park and City Hall Park. Mayor Gourley reported that in the process of taking bids on the pro- posed improvement, the bids came in much higher than had been planned. Mr. Volk daid some of the basic work had been done by the Army Corps of Engineers and he felt that they will come back and don more work there but he has not called because the final plan for that Park is not completed. Mrs. Elsenpeter moved to authorize the Park to change the allocation