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110 COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 26, 1995 matter. When the swimming pool was originally constructed, unless there was actually backwash occurring at the time, the Building Official would not necessarily notice whether there was a problem. He felt the Building Official was conscientiously responding to another property owners concern. Mr. Powell felt that it was proper for the Building Official to aggressively get corrective action on the matter. He suggested that he and the Building Official visit the property and suggest an answer to the problem. Ms. Beaupre said that she wanted the record to show that she did not agree that what water is draining onto the neighbors property is a danger to anyone and did not think that it should be an issue to waste City Council time. Mayor Reinert said that the City Council must look at the rights of everybody and will work with her on the matter. Tom and Lisa Larson, 7072 Rice Lake Lane are the neighbors to the Beaupre's and own the property where the backwash water from the swimming pool is being deposited. They brought pictures of the area to show to the City Council. Mayor Reinert explained that the Council has heard the problem and staff will work with the residents to find a solution. 20/20 Update, Kim Sullivan - Ms. Sullivan explained that 20/20 Vision is close to completion. A pancake breakfast was held on Sunday for all the advisory group members and their families. It was a good opportunity for the City Council to talk directly to the advisory group members and get some personal feedback about the project. A dress rehearsal is being held tomorrow evening for the advisory group leaders. They will be coached on their presentation for the final forum on July 8th. The final forum will be held at the Rice Lake Elementary School. Each advisory group will take about 40 minutes to give their presentation and for the audience to give their feedback. This will be the final opportunity for any citizen who has not been involved in 20/20 to listen to what each group has prepared and then give their input. The final 20/20 document will be printed following the final forum. The advisory group leaders will present their documents to the City Council at a regular Council meeting. A summary will be prepared and mailed to each home in the City. Each advisory group leader will be given a copy of the entire document. Copies of the entire document will be available to the public at a cost. A copy will also be placed in the citizens library. Ms. Sullivan noted that there have been some changes in advisory PAGE 4 1 1 1