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system. The City Administrator responded that a former member of the Planning Commission said that it is best if the residents switched from one drainfield to the other every other year and they wouldn't fail. Council member Siedow responded that the switching wouldn't happen. The Mayor stated that the Rocky Mountain Institute would be in the City the following day, that Lake Elmo was one of nine communities selected in the country for correctly using on -site systems. Council member Siedow stated that equality for the water system and cul de sacs, he would like to see it come into line but it doesn't have to be an exact science and that things would even out. Historical Society Gloria I-noblauch asked if the City had any funding available for the old schoolhouse. The Mayor said Oakdale has a policy. The city council responded there is no funding available. Public Buildings The Finance Director pointed out that the public buildings section is empty, deferred and to be determined based on the study and formation of a Facilities Committee at the next meeting. The Mayor thanked the Finance Director for a very good job on the CIP. He stated the City hasn't had this type of information before. Council member DeLapp inquired about the special assessment letter for Hill Trail residents. The Finance Director responded that she has moved the letter up to the Council's October 1, 2002 meeting. The Finance Director mentioned to the Council about the efforts from the department heads to help putting this CIP together. The Council agreed they would like this format for next year. The Mayor adjourned the meeting at 6:53 p.m. Page 9 of 9