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Mounds View City Council September 26, 2005 Regular Meeting Page 26 • building pad. She stated this tree is important to this family. Golf Course Manager Burg stated there is also a sign on the Club House and they have requested the sign. Golf Course Manager Burg stated several have also requested their name plate from the "Hole in One" plaque. There are several plaques memorializing the club championship for the men and women. Golf Course Manager Burg explained that some making the request are the children of a deceased parent. Otherwise it will go to the City archives. MOTION/SECOND: Gunn/Flaherty. To waive the reading and adopt Resolution 6643 Disposal of Golf Course Memorial Items. Councilmember Stigney asked if there is a problem with removal of the tree. City Administrator Ulrich stated if the trees were being sold at auction it would be an issue but there is no issue if the donator picks up the tree. Mayor Marty stated he wondered about bringing the plaque out front on the rock to the City Hall. Ayes-5 Nays-0 Motion carried. Golf Course Manager Burg asked if the golf course should still be closed on Wednesday if the sale has been delayed. She stated business is slow but people are still coming to get in their last round of golf. She stated she and Ken Manthis will be there anyway. • Councilmember Thomas noted a resolution was ado ted on the closin date and asked if that p g paperwork can be handled. City Administrator Ulrich stated if the Council wants to keep it open for several more days, Council can adopt a resolution tonight. Councilmember Thomas asked if it will impact wages. City Administrator Ulrich stated there will be no impact. He noted that there has been a lot of communication with residents about when the last date will be. Golf Course Manager Burg stated that even today people called who were not aware of the closing so she thinks some people will still come and she is certain that more dollars can be made. Mayor Marty stated Dave Parker told him that the greens grass has to be watered every three to four days. Golf Course Manager Burg agreed that it is high maintenance and takes a lot of effort to keep it alive, noting that during the summer months they water it twice a day. She stated that customers will keep coming and as long as she is there she has no problem with selling another token so the City can make more money. City Administrator Ulrich stated he recalls the date to close was established by Council consensus. He recommended the Council consider a motion to extend the closing date. •