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µ CI`.PY COUNCIL MINUTES FOR 3-19• 85 PAGE. 8 thpse facilities. Also, the City saw annual operation and maintenace and fire protection as being negotiable items. The Countys' said no to this. G. Water Problems around the City Y The Engineer stated that for the past week, Eagle Point has been at its maximum level of 898. Too marry more inches over that and it starts going over the dyke. That is the point at which the city crew hasnto start manipulating -• trying to remove some sand. bags. The crew has had to do that on almost a daily basis. Legion Pond is at the highest level that the Engineer has ever seen it. Beutel's Pond now has begun to back up under Highway 5. Presently, it is still within the highway ditches - it hasn't started to effect the Jamaca Court area, which is the first one to be effected. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Weisbrod, 11356 30th Street (west of Reid Park) have some concerns with water runoff from the Park. Mr. Weisbrod believes that his septic system is being affected by this water, Mr. Weisbrod has asked permission to pump this water., and the Engineer indicated that as long as it did not: damage somebody elses property, it could be acceptable. The consensus of the Council is to allow Mr. Weisbrod to use the City's pump, with Mr. Weisbrod furnishing the hose, contingent upon the water being pumped onto City owned property. Mr. Paul R,yberg :1.1326 30th Street asked the City to consider doing whatever is necessary to direct the flow of water in Reid Park in the( opposite direction from which it now flows. The Administrator stated that last; year, the City provided satellite facilities to the property owners around Lake Jane that needed them. We didn't give them out free, but the City was able to get a slight discount so the City was the coordinating agency to provide these facilities. We have again been requested to provide these facilities. M/S/P Morgan/Dunn -- To follow the same policy as in 1984 to make satellite facilities available to those residents that request this service, with ,the resident paying the City's cost for this service. (Motion carried 4--0) The Administrator stated that last year the City got sandbags at sixty --one cents each. This year, the staff found a company that manufactures these bags and the City has picked up 1000 of these plastic sand bags at seventeen cents each. 7. City Council Reports A. City .Attorney Interviews It was the consensus of the Council to not take action at this point, to review the resumes and possibly interview.a couple of the applicants again. B. Retiring Planning Commission Members It, was the consensus of the Council that the city staff prepare resolutions for Howard Michel Bob Dreher and Vicki Gifford f'or their long and effective, service o,, ,.,:,:: .'.l.:nni.ng Commission. Morgan