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CITY COUNCIL MEETING, DECEMBER 2, 1980 -3- C. Eden Park - The final inspection is complete and the improvements ready fo� r al acceptance. Some pass through costs and the park dedication remain to be paid. Armstrong moved, seconded by Mottaz, to adopt Resolution 80-64, accepting the improvements for Eden Park Second Addition, holding the bond until all pass -through and park dedication monies are paid. The park dedication amount shall be paid within two weeks or the amount will accrue interest at the maximum legal rate. Motion carried 5-0. D. Eagle Point Lake - Releasing the sotred water for Little Sunfish Project - Approximately 1.6 ft of water has to seep in before the West Lakeland Storage Site is back to its original condition. The Engineer reported that because of the cold weather and the reduced seepage rate the water on Eagle Point should not be released until after the first of the year. As soon as Sunfish is stabalized and the water can flow, the City will meet with the Watershed District and West Lakeland on releasing the water on Eagle Point Lake. E. 201 Application - The Council reviewed the letter on the application. The Administrator reported that the City may receive a response on their request for funds, on the 201, before January 1. Morgan asked about scheduling. He has received inquiries about available funding for upgrading systems. The Engineer outlined the up. -grading program and said residents should not look for funding help for at least three years. F. Ene�rgX,A udits - The Administrator reported that funding for these audits is nod available, The TKDA Engineer, who did the mini -audits, recommended the City tell the State that they are not interested in a Maxi Audit. Pott moved, seconded by Morgan, to discontinue efforts to obtain State Funding for the energy audits. Motion carried 5-0. G. 15th Street - The Council reviewed the County's plans for 15th Street. No-tTng has changed from their origianl proposal. The Council had no further comments. H. Door Openers - Maintenance Garage - The Maintenance Foreman has suggested, as an energy saver, remote openers for the doors at the Maintenance Garage. The estimated cost is $160 per unit. The Council decided to table this issue and reconsider after a year's experience. COMP PLAN COMMENTS: The Administrator reported that Vic Ward of the Met Council staff indicated the City's response would make the plan adequate; and the Met Council would start their review of Lake Elmo's Comp Plan. The Council had no additional comments on the response. Morgan moved, seconded by Armstrong, to sent the Administrator's letter of response to the Met Council's comments, as drafted. Motion r carried 5-0. PERSONNEL MATTERS: The Council reviewed the Administrator's recommendations on personnel policy. (Memo of November 26, 1980) The Council discussed the personnel policy and the Administrator's recommendation to compensate Ken Carroll for the additional responsibilities he assumed in the absence of the Maintenance Foreman and the Light Equipment Operator,