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CITY COUNCIL MEETING, NOVEMBER 16, 1982 -3_ 14. OLD BUSINESS: D. 'Snowplowing"- Bids for 'b'ack-up plowing - Two bids were received - one from Bernie Meyer, Lake Elmo, for the other from Clean Sweep, Eden Prairie. Several local contractors were asked to bid, Meyer's bid was the only one received. Whittaker recommended Council acceptance of the low bid from Bernie Meyer and authorization to implement his back- up snow plowing services as is needed. M/S/P Fraser/Novak to accept the low bid of Bernie Meyer for back-up snow plowing services, and, to authorize the Administrator to initiate this service as is needed. Carried 5-0. 9. Christmas Party - Councillor Fraser reported that she received an estimate of $300 for catering the Christmas Party. This amount includes horsc7oeuvre, coffee, punch, tableware, set-up, etc. This is anticipating 140 guests. The $300 is within the dollar amount submitted by the Administrator. M/S/P Mottaz/Fraser to contract with Sharie Colton and Barb Griffin to cater the Lake Elmo Christmas Party at a per plate cost of $2.14. Motion carried 5-0. The Administrator will take care of the additional party items. F. Christmas Holidays Office Staff - M/S/P MorganlMottaz to approve December 23 and December 24 as official City Christmas holidays. Carried 5-0. G. EMS Council Representative - Whittaker reported that Steve Pott wants to remain on the Council, but, is unable at this time to attend the meetings. The Fire Department recommended Jim Bjorkman and Dick Sachs be appointed alternates. M/S/P Mottaz/Morgan to accept the recommendation of the Fire Department and approve the appoint of Dick Sachs and Jim Bjorkman as alternate representatives to the EMS Council. Carried 5-0. EMS Subsidy - M/S/P Fraser/Eder to accept the $597 EMS County Subsidy and sign the EMS agreement with the County. Carried 5-0. 15. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS: A AMM Legislative Issues Meeting - Meeting will be held November i a er noted __a_3(Tj—fBo_n_-a_1 items of discussion for Lake Elmo might be the impacts of the Regional Park on City services, g4iestions.,on the landfill siting in the Regional Park, and the amount of City =co.ntroL o�7er_-the Waste/Energy Plant. Present statutes can exempt the City from the process with the Counties having complete control. As all -of the 96-items would have a major impact on the City, the AMM and State Legislator's should be alerted to this protalem. Whittaker encouraged all Council members to attend this meeting. B. Cable Hearing - Hearing will be held December 9. This is for the'_francFise for Lake Elmo.