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Mounds View City Council April 12, 1982 Regular Meeting Page Six Class C water operator certificate. He also reported the flushing program will begin April 19, and will start the normal sewer cleaning schedule as soon as the weather clears up. Park Director Anderson reported that a great deal of time had been spent in the past quarter on a plan for Edgewood Junior High. He also reported his secretary has submitted her resignation, and they have received 164 applications so far, for the May 30 opening. He also reported that two newsletters had been printed, with another going to press early next week. Park Director Anderson reported that the reforestation program will begin this week, with May 8 set as a major Arbor Day celebration. Park Director Anderson reported the adult softball program was set up, with stricter guidelines to be met this year. He added that registration has started for the Spring youth programs. Building and Zoning Official Rose reported that while the number of building permits has decreased for the first quarter, their valuation totals are close to exceeding last years Lotal. He added that it appears Mary Anderson Homes has already sold 2 or 3 homes. Official Rose reported they have reviewed a number of heating and electrical permits. He also stated that adding the building inspections to his other duties has worked out well to date. Official Rose reported that the end of March was the deadline for collecting housing fees, with 98 percent of them received. He reported that 52 units were inspected in the first quarter, with 108 reinspections, ans 23 HRA inspections. Official Rose reported Kraus /Anderson has stopped dredging the lake and will be submitting the final grading plan to the City soon. Official Rose reported the Tyson project is progressing well, and Standard Oil is planning on getting their permit sometime in the next week. He reported there were some minor problems in the development agreement, which would have to be cleared up first. Official Rose reported the Planning Commission will be reviewing the zoning code at their next work session, and hope to forward it to the Council at their next regular meeting on May 5.