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Mounds View City Council Regular Meeting Park Director Anderson reported 12 JETA people were used during the summer, which represented approximately $17,000 in value, and they were close to indispensible. He handed out a booklet to the Council on the Forestry program and how it works. He reported 1500 trees were planted over the summer, and the City is making very good progress in the tree planting program. Park Director Anderson passed out copies of the newsletter that just went to press, and stated they hope to have it out within the next week. He added that Staff will be reviewing the delivery situation thoroughly in the near future, and recommended the November /December issue be delivered by the Boy Scouts. Park Director Anderson reported the playground equip- ment from Red Oak School will be relocated in the Fall when the other equipment is installed in the City parks. Finance Director Brager reported that Acting Police Chief Smith had stated he would be unable to attend the meeting as he was not feeling well, and would be present at the October 24 meeting to give his report. Director Johnson updated the Council on applications received, permits given and inspections done during the third quarter. He reported the modifications of Treatment Plants 2 and 3 had been completed, and reviewed the readings being received. He reported 4 hydrants had been repaired, and all water mains flushed, and one water main had broken. Director Johnson reported 23,000 lineal feet of sewer had been cleaned so far during the year, as well as the street repair and seal coating had been completed. He reported there had been some vandalism problems with street signs, and traffic counts had been com- pleted in certain areas. Director Johnson presented the Council with a summary of hours spent to date, with 562 hours being spent in the third quarter, which averaged 40.2 hours per week, but stated he is on target as far as his total contract. He stated he anticipates the fourth quarter to be very busy and reviewed plans of what work is to be done. October 10, 1983 Page Seven Attorney Meyers reported no progress has been made 15. Report of on the Long Lake ditch project and recommended the Attorney