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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 3, 1980 -8- ADMINISTRATOR"S REPORT: E. Soo Line Trail - The Council reviewed ( the Planning Commissions recommendations. Mottaz feels many of these can -be addressed in the design process. The Administrator will send a letter of concern, listing the recommendations the City would like addressed or in- corporated in designing the trail. F. Cats at Large - Pott recommended the Administrator draft the propoied amendments to the Animal Ordinance and incorporate that section of the North St. Paul Ordinance prohibiting those specified animals�to run at large. The Council agreed. This will be ready for Council review June 17. G. Civil Defense - Don Mehsikomer has resigned as Civil Defense Director. T Mottaz moved, seconded by Armstrong, to authorize the Administrator to contact the Fire Department and request a volunteer to accept the position of Civil Defense Director. Motion carried 5-0. H. TKDA Bill - Pott moved, seconded by Armstrong, to pay TKDA 500 of 6,369.85, including $1,085.67 already paid for extra work done on the Maintenance Garage. Motion carried 4-0-1 . Novak abstaining. PERSONNEL COMMITTEE: Armstrong moved, seconded by Novak, to accept the resignation of Bob Wier -as Foreman, effective immediately. His classification will return to Light Equipment Operator/ Sewer Inspector. Motion carried 5-0. Morgan moved seconded by Armstrong, to set the hourly wage of the Light Equipment Operator at $8.30/hr. Motion carried 5-0. LAKE JANE PUMPING: Pott asked the status of the easement to Valley Branch to pump into the park ponds. Ile .recommends holding up finalizing this until the City determines what they intend to do with the easement. The Administrator said it's already final. Pott is also concerned about excess pumping and its effect on Sunfish Lake. What control does the City have on Valley Branch? LAKE ELMO OUTLET: Tabled until June 17. VALLEY BRANCH WATERSHED BOARD OF MANAGERS - RA4SEY COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE: Mottaz moved, seconded by Armstrong, to adopt Resolution 80-34 opposing the permanent designation of a Ramsey County seat on the Valley Branch Watershed Board; and suggesting a Ramsey County Representative alternate with a Washing County Repre- sentative every two years. Motion carried 5-0. The Administrator will write Valley Branch and Ramsey County with this recommendation. ADJOURNMENT: 11:40 p.m.