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294 April 27, 1981 Waste Control Commission has time to put the needed interceptor connection construction in their plan. The Council had some questions on the area that could be served by gravity, the lift stations needed and who is responsible for maintenance. There was discussion on the area charges - this is to pay for the over - sizing of the trunk sewer; the connection charges are only charge to the people who actually will be able to hook up to the sewer. Mr. Long turned the meeting over to Steve Mattson of Juran 4 Moody who went through the financial aspect ofthe bond issue. Mayor Gourley asked if there were any questions from either the Council or the audience and there were none. He felt the next step would be to set a public hearing on this proposal. After some discussion of the ne- cessary work that must be done before this hearing can be held. the public hearing was scheduled for May 27, 1981 at 7:30 P.M. Mr. Jaworski so moved. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously. Jr. Jaworski moved to receive the feasibility report of the project 81PS -1 and set a public hearing on the improvement and to authorize a Resolution to that effect. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Motion carried unanimously. Recess. Meeting reconvened. Mayor Gourley requested Mr. Schumacher to write.a letter to the Circle Pines Utility Commission in reference to the use of the excess capacity in their interceptor on a temporary basis. LABOR NEGOTIATIONS AGREEMENT, LOCAL 320. Mr. Jaworski moved to table this tiem until the May 11, 1981 agenda. Seconded by Mr. McLean. Mr. Schumacher requested this item be taken care of at this meeting. Motion failed. Mr. Schumacher presented a summary of the contract that had been negotiated with the Teamsters' Union - Local 320. This is a two year contract that can be opened in 1982 for salaries only. The Police Clerk has been ne- gotiated out of the union, the part -time officers benefits have been eliminate, to include any language dealing with part -time officers, made health insurance more flexiable (Anoka County Plan), elimination of the disability insurance, limited the time for insurance benefits to 120 days, increased the clothing allowance, salary increase by 104% for the first six months and 1.2% increase as of July 1, making an 11.1% overall increase Mr. Schumacher pointed out some of the language that had been omitted from the contract and he recommended this contract be adopted. He felt this is a good contract for the City and for the Police Department. Mr. Kulaszewicz moved to accept this contract. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously. FINANCIAL REPORT Mr. McLean moved to table this item until May 11, 1981, Seconded by Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously. CLERK'S SALARY RECOMMENDATION