HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr000990_000040_pg177June 14, 1976 Page 17
The administrator presented a list of the summer Parks & Recreation
staff for employment.
MSP (Baumgartner - Pickar) that we approve the Recreation Dept.'s
swimming, playground, maintenance, volunteer and part -time, staff
for the summer of 1976 at the wages presented. 5 ayes
Administrator Achen explained a pending NSP rate increase for
utilities: street light costs will go up $180 per month. 11 -12%
in all other electrical utilities. Also the Chapman 2nd Addition
final plat has been submitted. This is the plat that involved
the removal of a home and a garage. The buildings have been
removed and all other conditions have been met.
MSP (Pickar - Shelquist) to approve the final plat for the Chapman
2nd Addition and have the Mayor and Administrator execute it.
5 ayes
Atty Meyers stated that he wanted the record to show that he
was returning the deeds to Mr. Sakariason.
Administrator Achen stated there was an additional page to the
bills for approval.
MSP (Hodges - Shelquist) that we add checks #12584- 12603, deleting
#12594, to the list of bills for approval. 5 ayes
The administrator stated that the next meeting of the Council
will be considering a large number of licenses. They have had some
problems with one of the applicants -- the Launching Pad,
leaving doors open, etc. This would be the best time to exercise
some leverage. If you desire to have him at the meeting he will
so be notified. The Council agreed that he should be present.
Admin. Achen said that at the last agenda session Council had
discussed a weekend retreat to spend some time with organizational
development and to discuss long range goals and to improve communi-
cations between the staff and Council, etc. This will be August
13, 14 and 15.
Mayor Johnson stated that he had received a call about the parking
of construction equipment on O'Connell St. & Highway 10. He
would like to have staff check into this.
Also, residents in the area around Jackson & Quincy are throwing
debris into the ditch and the administrator indicated that there
is general debris there. He would like to emphasize the importance
of not doing this as the city is spending money to clean the ditch
and the residents should take care in keeping it as clean as possible.
COUNCILMAN BAUMGARTNER'S REPORT. He announced that the next
regular meeting of the Parks & Recreation Commission will be
June 24 at 6:30 p.m. and that at 7:30 p.m. on the same day will
be the third public meeting on Silverview Park. Also, last
week he attended the 1976 League of Municipalities meeting in
Duluth and learned very much. Further, he would like to congratulate
Mr. Achen on his questioning technique tonight.