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lakes that you won't think would have the problem ie. Lake Bemidji. It is unfortunate since the summer has been so hot and everyone is anxious to be swimming. Lakeside is such a nice beach! This is the 3-4 time that the beach is being treated this year alone. Each treatment is approximately $200 - we budget for 2 treatments each year. As you can tell, we are over budget already in the number of treatments and the summer is only 1/2 through. FORESTRY: * Rick has indicated that it is a very bad year in the City of Mounds View for Dutch Elm disease. He is unsure of the reason why it is so prevalent this summer. * Rick has continued to work on the Long Lake Road tree replacement project funded with State Aid monies. * The trees being planted as part of the Small Business Grant have been planted at Greenfield, Lambert, Silver View and City Hall. As we receive the final billing we will reconcile the City's responsibilities for the grant match and then with the remaining monies will purchase trees to plant at Oakwood Park near the bleacher areas and City Hall ballfield bleacher areas. * At this time last week their was a concern regarding the dryness of the turf, trees and bushes. However, weekend rains have provided relief. Hopefully intermittent rains will continue to provide the water needed. Mary S. FINANCE . Kitty Hickok will be on vacation next week; July 11-15. Don Brager will be taking a mini vacation; Friday July 8 & Monday July 11 . . Samantha & I met with Kelly Solheid of Corvel Corporation and learned about their managed care plan, CorCare, for workers compensation injuries. It appears to be a good plan with a large providers network. The Cities of Cottage Grove and Woodbury are presently clients. Samantha & I will talk to those Cities about their experiences with managed care and talk to another managed care provider. . Work continues on the 1995 Budget. Department Heads will be prioritizing