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Mounds View City Council January 24, 2005 Regular Meeting Page 3 • Council Member Flaherty stated that it seemed to him the big issue seems to be easements, and he asked what was being done as far as education regarding the easement program. Ms. Manypenny stated that they would like to work with Community Development to produce a brochure or flyer to let people know what easements are and what their responsibilities are, and to let them know what the drainage utility easements are for. Mayor Marty stated that perhaps a paragraph should be put into the next Mounds View Matters regarding contacting the City if residents had any plans to put up a fence or shed to find out where their easement and drainage issues are. Ms. Manypenny stated she would speak to some sign companies to see what they have available as far as no dumping signs for compost, brush, and leaves. 7. JUST AND CORRECT CLAIMS. Council Member Stigney stated that on big page 8, small page 5, third from the bottom it says electrical installation/maintenance for $2,1'14.39 for walk-in cooler, and he assumed that was for the Community Center. He asked why the City was being billed for that. Public Works Director Lee stated that this invoice would be billed back to the Canyon Grill. • Council Member Stigney stated that on big page 10, small page 7, up at the top there was $1,200 to Jerry's Floor Store for carpeting, and he didn't recall any discussion on that. Public Works Director Lee stated that it was approved by the City Council in Resolution 6224 on April 12th, and had been presented as part of the Park's Needs Analysis as one large package, and the individual components hadn't been presented. Council Member Stigney asked about the $800 for Meth Lab Assessment. Director Ericson stated that a drug lab had been found, and they were seeking reimbursement from the property owner, but they had to pay the up-front expense. Council Member Stigney asked what happened to the cable for the $1,699 to Master Technology Group to repair Mounds View Public Cable. Public Works Director Lee stated that the cable had been damaged by mice in the Public Works Building, and that this fall they did expend funds to exterminate the mice because they were getting into the walls. Council Member Stigney asked what the phone was for in the amount of $42.51 from Menards. • Public Works Director Lee stated that a phone was not functioning at the Community Center, and it was a standard phone.