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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JULY 1, 1980 -3- Legion Pond: The Engineer will have a response from the agencies requiring permits, by;the public hearing. The Administrator ( will check the depreciation to the City pump after 700 hours of use. Motion carried 4-0. C. Cost Estimate Conservancy Regulations and WPC 40 - Armstrong moved, seconded by Mottaz, to authorize expending $240 of Metropolitan Planning money to have the Planner complete the Conservancy Regulations. Motion carried 4-0. D. Pipe Bids - Valley Branch accepted the Did from Russel Rezin and Son to purchase 1,020 ft. of pipe. Pott moved, seconded by Mottaz, to accept the proposal, per Valley Branch Watershed, from Russel Rezin & Son, Inc., for purchase of 1,020 ft. of pipe with the City receiving its proportionate share (10%). Discussion: The Council discussed retaining its share of the pipe. Maynard Eder explained why Valley Branch retained a portion of the pipe (the price offered was too low). Between Valley Branch and the City 2,000 ft. of pipe will be retained. Motion car- ried 4-0. E. Civil Defense Director - The Administrator reported that the Superintendent of District 834 felt the School Board would approve the use of Oakland Jr. High as a storm shelter for Cimarron residents. The County Civil Defense Director will verify that the school can be used for this purpose. F. Sirens - Cimarron indicated they will pay half the cost of a siren if the residents pay the other half; the cost being approximately $3.00 per household. A poll of the residents is being conducted on this. The City has received no response from Tri-Lakes. The Administrator will contact Cimarron after he receives a definite response from the School District. G. Seeler Land 'Sale - The Council reviewed the offer from Mr. Seeler to se the City his property for a price of $37,900. Mottaz moved, seconded by Morgan, to have the Administrator officially refuse Mr. Seeler's offer. Motion carried 4-0. H. Lions Park Tennis Courts - Next meeting I. Animalsat Large Ordinance - Armstrong moved, seconded by Mottaz, to adopt Ordinance 7917, Animals at Large. Motion carried 4-0. COUNCIL REPORTS: A. Reid Park - The Administrator reported that the First Nationa Ban of Stillwater has accepted the offer from Mr. Peter Schiltgen for the Reid Property. To date, no official letter has been received declining the City's_ offer. The Council instructed the Administrator to present an official offer to Mr. Schiltgen; if the offer is refused, the City will initiate condemnation proceedings to obtain the property for Reid Parka B. Jamaca Avenue Gate - Morgan feels the Council is going to have to decide whether this road be permanently opened or closed.