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LAKE. ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES APRIL 18, 1989 PAGE 11 1 1.. Benefits vs. negative impact to Lake Elmo. 2. Police services required - any costs? 3. Arrangements for traffic control and trespassing control along L.E. Avenue - parking restrictions. 4. What structures will be built in the Park and assurance of dismantlement and clean-up after. 5. Summary of questionnaire results. H. Washington Co. Parks approval and comments. B. Washington County Compost Agreement The Council tabled this matter from their last meeting in order to get a clarification the the staff on Section 3(i) of the proposed contract. M/S/P Williams/Hunt to reconsider the compost agreement. (Motion carried 5-0). Since Councilman Williams requested a clarification on the word "will" the staff clarified this in the cover sheet and changed this wording to "can" The proposed wording was fine, but Councilman Williams preferred "may". M/S/P Williams/Hunt - to approve the City of Lake Elmo enter into a Compost Agreement for 1989 with Washington County, as amended. (Motion carried 5-0). C. Request for Approval:Appointment of permanent Part -Time Clerical Employee The City Administrator reported we received eleven applications and interviewed four applicants. Based on her enthusiasm for the job, the staff recommended the Council approve Nancy Kuckler as the permanent part-time clerical employee. M/S/P Moe/Dunn - resolved that the City Admin, is hereby authorized to hire Nancy Kuckler, 1.4258 Oldfield Ct., Stillwater, MN as the City's permanent part-time clerical employee effective as of May 1, 1989 at $5.00 per Hr. 20 hours per week with prorated vacations and sick leave. (Motion carried 5-0). D. Board of Review Schedule M/S/P Williams/Hunt - to bring back for consideration the motion of the Board of Review. (Motion carried 4-1 Moe). Concilman Willimas gave his reason for voting for this motion was based on Don Moe stating that previous Councils would adjourn to the restaurant, once a month, and the city would pay for their dinner. Williams has talked to past Council people and found that has not been the case. The Council would adjourn to a restaurant, but the council would pay for their own dinner tab, and he does not want to start a precedent. ( Councilman Graves recalled two years ago, at Board of Review time, they adjourned to the Lake Elmo Inn, Frank Langer was also invited, and conducted Administrator's Overby's review.