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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MAY 2, 1989 PAGE 13 Order as a guideline for all Council proceedings. (Motion carried 4-0). C. Proposed Ordinance: Role of Mayor -Council Per Council direction, a draft ordinance outlining specific duties of the Mayor and City Council was provided for their review. This information was taken from the League of Minnesota Cities Handbook. Mayor Dunn requested postponement of this ordinance amendment until a June meeting. M/S/P Graves/Dunn - to postpone consideration of the draft ordinance amendment, Role of the Mayor and Council Member until a Council meeting in June. (Motion carried 4-0). D. Proposed Ordinance: Solid Waste While preparing the new section on Solid Waste Abatement (802), the Solid Waste Advisory Committee also reviewed the entire ordinance. Changes by the Committee in Section 801 were indicated and paragraph submitted by Teddie Carlson were approved by the Council. Section 802 is new in its entirety and there were no changes proposed for Section 803. Councilman Williams suggested relocating 802.110 to 802.020. M/S/P Graves/Williams - to call a public hearing for June 20, 1989 to receive input from the public on the proposed solid waste ordinance, as amended. (Motion carried 4-0). E. Joint Powers Agreement with Pine Springs --Recycling The City of Pine Springs has expressed a desire to start curbside recycling and asked to be a part of Lake Elmo's program. There are benefits to the City to jointly participate in this project --that being an additional twenty-five cents per household (3.25 per household per city vs. 3.00 per household). Washington County indicated that other cities that work together do so through a Joint Powers Agreement. A draft copy of such an agreement was provided. The agreement states that Lake Elmo is the lead city and will handle all paperwork, monies, etc., relative to the program. Pine Springs will reimburse the City for additional costs not covered by the grant program offered by Washington County. This agreement will also have to be approved by the Pine Springs City Council. The Solid Waste Committee recommended that Gary Carlson and Carl Tacke be appointed to the Joint Powers Committee. M/S/P Graves/Williams - to authorize the City to enter into the proposed Joint Powers Agreement for curbside recycling with the City of Pine Springs; contingent on review by the City Attorney and to appoint Gary Carlson and Carl Tacke to the Joint Powers Committee. (Motion carried 4-0).