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Page 6 May 12, 1975 Mayor Johnson explained that the School district was no longer interested in operating the pool program and has asked the city park and recreation departments to conduct their own programs. Councilman Baumgartner reported that the pool program will have to be self - supporting or the city will not have it in future years. MSP (Baumgartner- Hodges) to approve the Park and Recreation Commission re- commendation to implement a recreational pool program. Mayor Johnson read the proposed interim home building permit policy for Project 1973 -4 construction. MSP (Shelquist- Baumgartner) to adopt this policy as outlined in the memo- randum from Clerk- Administrator Achen to the City Council dated May 9, 1975. 5 Ayes 5 Ayes Mr. Carlson, Brentwood Development Company, asked if some arrangement could be made so that contractors could obtain the use of water while in the pro- cess of building homes to test plumbing and appliances without having to make a $40 prepayment. Administrator Achen said something could be done to work around the prepayment in instances where water would be turned on for only a short period. Mayor Johnson said this would be discussed at one of the agenda meetings. MSP (Johnson- Hodges) to adopt job description for Accounting Clerk recommended by the administrator. Administrator Achen presented a sketch showing the northeast corner of Ridge Lane and Long Lake Road. There is no catch basin to drain the low area. It is proposed that a break be made in the main in order to add an invert or catch basin to drain the property. MSP (Johnson- Baumgartner) to approve staff recommendation to install drain- age invert connecting to existing storm drain at northeast corner of Ridge Lane and Long Lake Road. 5 Ayes Administrator Achen presented a sketch of the proposed change orders in city hall addition to revise the police wing. Administrator Achen said the plan calls for drywall construction with 3 1/2 inch sound proofing between gypsum board. The first office will stay the same width. The second room will be expanded one foot in width. The stor- age room will have block wall construction and be fireproof. The patrol room and officers room will be combined into one large room by eliminating the common wall and expanding the room an additional four feet west into the garage. A glass window 8 feet long will be installed in the north wall of this room. The cost will be $450.00 for the window and $1,455 for the four feet expansion into the garage.