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Mounds View City Council August 8, 1983 Regular Meeting Page Three ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Motion/Second: McCarty/Dot t at tie salary increase is funded from general account active to June 15, 1983. 5 ayes 0 nays y to approve Item E, noting a merit increase, to be no. 100-350-4304, retro- Vo V On Item F, Councilmember Doty stated that the people 4' involved would like to have a plaque to commemorate those who were involved in the park and its ultimate release to the community. 0 Motion/Second: Doty/Linke to approve Item F, and rect t e ark and Rec Commission to negotiate with ✓ I&'� Spring Lake Park to put together a plaque commemorating those people involved in Lakeside Park, Inc., and prepare some type of fitting ceremony. 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carrie Motion Carrie Park Director Anderson reported there was nothing 7. Consideration further to present to the Council at this time, of Staff Memo and he hoped to have an agreement reached before Regarding Hir the next agenda session. ing of Part Time Aquatics !� Motion/Second: McCarty/Blanchard to table this item Coordinator 1_ uR`13. E e next agend^ session, for further Staff report. 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carrie, Clerk/Administrator Pauley reported that, due to 8. Consideration action taken during the 1983 Legislative session, of Memo from the City is required to obtain two or more written Parks, Rec an, proposals for a purchase of under $15,000, and if Forestry Dire. the Council would be in favor of the purchase of for Regarding the dump truck, they should direct Mr. Anderson Dump Truck to obtain a second written proposal. Proposal Mayor McCarty asked for a clarification of the pro- blem in transporting equipment and employees. Park Director Ancerson replied that with so many summer employees working for the City through grant programs, they have found it to work best to have everyone report to Woodcrest Park first thing in the morning, for their assignments and to dispense equipment, and from there they are being transported to where they are to work for the day, and since there is not an extra City vehicle available to transport them, one of the workers has been driving her own personal •ehicle, using it to transport the other workers and equipment and so forth.