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Minutes, Lake Elmo City Council meeting, Feb. 3, 1981 page six t Park and Ride: Whittaker advised the City Council that the State program was only one of assisting the Cities to build the park and ride lots. The City would have to own it, build•it, and maintain it at their expense. The Council agreed the City was not interested in doing this. Cimarron Cable T.U. : Whittaker advised the Council that Cimarron cable t.v. was still in operation; and that Mike Ahrens had told him the cable company intended to continue operating until the State Cable Board told them the operation was illegal. Then, they would voluntarily cease operation. This could take until the February meeting of the State Cable Board. Cimarron Homeowner®"s Concerns: Whittaker advised the Council that he had discussed some of the City's responsibilities for mobile home parks with Don Moe of the Homeowner's Association; and later discussed the legal issues with the City Attorney. He gave the Council a copy of a letter to Mr. Moe outlining the City's position with reppect to these issues. The letter is on file in the City office. Whittaker went on to ask the Council to consider an amendment to the'City Code which would require only a "person in charge" of the park at all times, rather than an attendant at all times. He said the attendant was probably in the City Code to cover mobile home parks where over -night parking was permitted. He siad he did not think Cimarrron should have to hire people to be in attendance at all times. The Council decided that this, and other amendments to the mobile home ordinance, should be discussed with the Planning Commission at a joint meeting; and then acted upon. HOCKEY BOARDS: Jerome Eder advised the Park Commission that the School Dis— trict would permit him to make hockey boards for Lion's Park and put them up, if the City bought the materials. Dave Morgan said the Park Commission was very much in favor of this. Whittaker presented an estimate from Menard's for the material. The Council instructed him to get estimates from local businesses. Morgan moved, seconded by Novak, that the Administrator be authorized to proceed with getting bids and purchasing material for hockey boards at the lowest reasonable price, not to exceed $1,875.26, the Menard's price. Motion carried 4-0. Adjourn: Mottaz moved, seconded by Novak, to adjourn the meeting at 10:06 p.m. Resolutions adopted at this meeting: 81-5 A Resolution accepting the U.S. E.P.A. grant offer for the 201 study 81-6 A Resolution accepting improvements and ordering assessment hearing, Beutel Pond 81-7 " , Legion Pond 81-8 " ,Sunfish Lake 81-9 " , Irvin Court 81-10 A Resolution ordering Feasibility Study of water line extension to Goerss