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LAKE UMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, OCTOBE$i 21, 1980 -5- ENGINEER'S REPORT: Maintenance Building Fill - Bob Mogren, contractor for the Legion Avenue residents, contacted the .Engineer about using the material at the landfill. The 11agineer said he should be able to remove almost all the excess material at no cost to the City. The Council agreed that removing the fill is of substantial benefit 04900045,000) to the City and that no costs should be assessed against the three Legion Pond petitioners. The Administrator recommended getting a price from Mogren to .finish the rough grading and gravel work on the driveway and in front of the building. The Council discussed location of the driveway. Armstrong moved' seconded by Mottaz, to reaffirm the original site plan location of the Maintenance Building driveway across from 42nd Street. Motion carried 5-0. The Administrator will get a qudse from Mogren to finish the ,grading work as shown on the plan, This will be ready ,for the Special Meeting October. 28, MEETING DATE CIIANGE: Armstrong moved' seconded by Mottaz, to change the scheduled Special Meeting from October 28, at .5:00 p.m. to Wednesday' October 29, at 5:00 P.M. in order that Councilman Morgan can attend. Motion carried 5-0 Bids on Park Trails, Office Roof, Jamaca Gate, and Finish Grading at the Landfill will be considered. 15TH STREET VACATION: Mayor Armstrong reopened the public hearing at 8:12 p.m. There was no one in the audience for the hearing. Mayor Armstrong closed the hearing at 8:13 p.m. Armstrong moved' seconded by Mottaz, to adopt R-80-609 vacating 15th Street as indicated on the map. (Map attached and a part of these minutes.) Motion carried 5-0, SUMMARY ACTION ON LEGION POND: The Administrator reviewed the Engineers report on pumping of the test wells. He reported that the water filled back in, within minutes of being pumped out, thus indicating it is a groundwater problem, as the Engineer had previously indicated. ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: B. Firemens Camp Plan - Councilman Pott reported that the proposed plan met with genera]. agreement of the Firemen. $5,300 was budgeted for the firemen. It was distributed as follows: Chief - $125 per year; Assistant Chief - $6100 per year; Ca tains - $675 per year; and Firemen $50 per ,year. The balance (about $4,000� will be prorated on man -calls, per man. This was developed by the Firemen. The Chief will present the final plan. Morgan moved, seconded by Armstrong, to accept the proposed plan and dis- tribution of the $659300 Firemen's Budget, subject to final presentation of the plan by the Fire Chief, Motion carried 5-0. E. Christman Lights - Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan, to budget $6200 to cover expenses in putting up and taking down the Christmas lights; and the City will follow the same procedure used. .last year. Motion carried 5-0.