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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MAY 6, 1986 PAGE 8 at the next meeting. (Motion carried 5-0). At the last City Council meeting the City Administrator explained the types of coverage needed for the workers and the structure as well as the quoted premiums. An information handout was provided which outlined the coverages and premiums as follows: (a) liability-$3,365.00; (b) property (fire, extended coverage to the building while under construction; does not include theft coverage)-$327.00; (c) workers compensation coverage-$8,395.00. TOTAL: $12,087.00 , which will cover the construction period. M/S/P Christ/Dunn - to approve the above insurance package totalling $12,087.00 that was presented by City Administrator Overby. (Motion carried 5-0). B. Pumping on Sunfish Lake Mayor Morgan advised the Council that Valley Branch Watershed District was not interested in pumping water from Sunfish Lake onto city -owned land in Sunfish Park, as petitioned by the City Council. VBWD did indicate, however, that it would issue permits to the City to do this pumping, or to the property owners if they wish to undertake this task themselves. If the City did this project, it would require a public hearing as these costs would be assessed to the property owners, and Morgan indicated he would like to see some of the cost assessed to those residents in the Tri-Lakes area as well who have contributed to this problem. C. Backstop at Reid Park The City Council voted last Fall to have the Jaycees proceed with installation of a backstop at Reid Park. When the Jaycees started working at Reid Park, angry neighbors forced them to leave the work site. The Parks Commission suggested they put the backstop on the Northwest corner instead of the southwest corner originally planned. Because of the money and work spent for the backstop to be installed in the southwest corner, it was suggested they proceed with the original plan. M/S/P Armstrong/Morgan - to authorize the backstop at Reid Park to be installed in the southwest corner of the park. (M&on carried 5-0). 10. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT A. Review Bids on Sale of City Truck The City has received two bids on the 1979 Ford light -duty maintenance truck. The low bid was fom T.A. Schifsky & Sons for $13,777.00. The high bid was from ISD 196, Rosemount for $16,900. M/S/P Chrsit/Morgan - to accept the high bid of $16,900 from Independent School District 196, Rosemount for the 1979 Ford light -duty maintenance truck. (Motion carried 5-0).