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Minutes of Lake Elmo City Council Meeting, April 18, 1978. pg. 2 County Rd. 6 Drainage: Engineer Dick Herald, Washington County and City Engineer Noyes, discussed the drainage problem that exists at Cty. Rd. 6 & Highway 212. Mr. Herald also dis- cussed the plans for reconstruction of Cty. Rd.6 from 694 to intersection with 212. Motion by Mayor Armstrong 2nd by Councilman Shervheim to authorize City Engineer Noyes to work with County Engineer Herald to resolve the drainage problem that exists in area of Cty. Rd. 6 & State Highway 2.12. Carried 5-0. Raleigh Farm --Step One Program: Mayor explained his position on events which occurred at the Raleigh Farm. He cited the items that were to be resolved with the county board if the city were to approve these buildings for use in the'Step One Program. Because of the fire county was not in a position to discuss the alternatives which they would pursue. Mr. Schwab did not appear. Annual Park Advisory Committee Report: Awards presented to individuals and organizations who over the last year or last several years assisted in some way with park development. Each member of the committee presented a portion of the annual report. Copy on file in city office. Minutes: Motion by Councilman Shervheim 2nd by Mayor Armstrong to approve minutes of Council meeting of April 4, 1978 as submitted. Carried 5-0. Claims: Motion by Councilman Shervheim 2nd by Mayor Armstrong to approve payment of claims 78225 thru 78253. Carried 5-0. Street Lights: Motion by Councilman Pott 2nd by Councilman Shervheim to approve transferring the cost of the streetlight on 20th. St. No, and Lake Elmo Ave. No.from 3M Club to city street light account. Carried 5-0. Street Sweeping: Clerkadvised that two bids were received for sweeping the streets. T.A. Schifsky &Sons bid $35.00 per hour and McPhillips bid $28.00. Awarded to McPhillips who will co- ordinate with city crew as to when work should be performed. Report from U.S. Dept. of housing -Subject Flood insurance. File referred to counsel to determine our position since we have taken exception to flood insurance report. Demontreville Highlands: Letter of credit covering Lake Demontreville Addition development is due to expire May 10, 1.978. City to contact engineer and determine what items, as yet, are not acceptable and advise developer what type of bond or letter of credit is still required and for how long. Bratsch: Request information on what the 1976 assessment should be for the flood control project against lots 217 thru 226 Lanes Demontreville Country Club. Clerk to advise that assessment is not expected to exceed the previous assessment.