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October 10i 19V <br />Mounds View City Council Page Six <br />Regular Meeting ----- <br />-------------------- <br />------------------------------------ <br />up Co 25 perceoL of the annual MSA allotment: be used ' <br />for maintenance. <br />5 ayes 0 nays <br />Motion Carried <br />IC was agreed that the previous motion should <br />prevent the SUIL a from thinking the CiCy was using <br />delaying tactics, and should strengthen the City's <br />case. <br />Finance Director Brager reported Lhe Finance <br />1954 <br />14. 3rd Quarter <br />Department Head <br />Department had just completed work on the <br />3. <br />Reports <br />budget, which was adopted on October <br />Ile reported they completed work with the auditors <br />busy in converting <br />on the debt study, and are very <br />to format for the utility billings, with <br />postcard <br />which they will be able to take advantage of a <br />special mailing rate. <br />He reported work is progressing well with the <br />micro computer/word processor, with the utility <br />system being tested in White Bear Lake on <br />October 11, and with Mounds View to follow later <br />It <br />in testing for the accounting system. <br />Finance Director Brager reported they will be <br />working on the audit and year end closing in <br />He also updated the Council <br />the next quarter. <br />the status of preparing to purchase long term <br />on <br />securities (defeasance). <br />Councilmember Doty expressed concern about a <br />conflict of interest with Dorsey and the 1st <br />National Bank, Finance Director Brager replied <br />the City will go with 1st State Bank of New <br />Brighton if the interest rates are competitive. <br />Park Director Anderson updated the Council on <br />activities in the Park Department, reporting <br />they had completed the PRAD grant, or landscaping <br />00 tulip <br />brSilver 5 <br />bulbs hadbeenplanted along the trails there. <br />He reported the Rec Department had passed all <br />playground programs onto the local neighborhood <br />parks, which was very successful, and children <br />were turned away from the programs, due to the <br />high attendance. <br />He reported the aquatics coordinator has started <br />and some of the swim programs have been restruc- <br />tured. <br />Ile also reported the Park Department is using <br />the word processor a great '• -1, and is pleased <br />with it, <br />