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PUBLIC WORKS • Viking Sprinkler was out on August 26 to inspect our sprinkler systems. • The water leak at McDonalds was fixed on August 23. (Friday evening about 8:30 p.m.) Apparently the leak had worsened and the driveway/road was starting to cave in. Public Works notified McDonalds that something needed to be done immediately. (McDonalds had scheduled a contractor to come in on Tuesday, August 27 and repair.) The service was relocated to the North of the entrance in hopes that this wouldn't happen again. This is the 3rd time that service had been repaired. • Mike is at a APWA conference in Washington, D.C. this week. • The relocation closing for 4949 Old Highway 8 was done on August 26. Cathy Rocklitz, Kennedy& Gravens, and I closed the transaction with the owner. All went pretty smooth- Ms. Matelsky is just unhappy that she has to move. Ms. Matelsky signed an occupancy agreement with the City and will be occupying the property for another 120 days. (Unless of course, she purchases a home prior to the 120 days.) The reconstruction for Old Highway 8 is slated for the Spring of 1997. It is possible that if Ms. Matelsky doesn't find a home to purchase, she will have the option to stay a little longer in the house. • Tim Fredberg spent '/2 the day on August 27, sweeping the streets for Spring Lake Park where the storm went through. We will start sweeping the NW corner of our City on August 28. • Larry Decheine spent August 26 inspecting the remaining utility installations for the Larry Beach project. There was an excavation site at the project that needed filling in and that also was completed. • Handicap crossing symbol signs were installed North and South of Ardan Avenue on Long Lake Road and just East of Long Lake Road on Ardan Avenue. Mike spoke to the father of the child a couple of weeks ago and was asked if signs could be installed because he is concerned of the traffic and the fact that his son is getting more adventurous everyday. Tracy