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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000050_pg103April 23, 1979 Page 6 and that the Kremers would like concept approval from the Council before going on to the Planning Commission. Mr. Kremer stated that the property had been rezoned in 1974 and asked if they had to appear before the Planning Commission. Mayor McCarty replied that they did as there would be questions to clear up. There was considerable discussion on how and where the services should be put in, with Mayor McCarty recollunending that any further discussion be tabled and request Mr. Thorson of Dailey Knolls to come in and study servicing the whole area at once. MSP (McCarty - Ziebarth) to table the Kremer's request and call Mr. Thor- son in and inform him of the possibility that services should go back to Silver Lake Road, and direct Staff to do so. A rollcall vote was taken: Councilmember Ziebarth - aye Councilmember Hodges - aye Councilmember Forslund - aye Councilmember Rowley - aye Mayor McCarty aye Councilmember Forslund left the meeting at this time. 5 ayes UPDATE 1973 DEBT STUDY Acting Administrator Anderson requested that Council authorize funds from the Contingency Account for preparation of an updated debt study, and outlined what the study would tell the City. Attorney Meyers added that it is a very valuable study and should be updated every three or four years. MSP (Rowley- Hodges) to authorize Finance Director Brager to have Seigar Swanson of Ehlers and Associates update the 1973 debt study at a cost not to exceed $1,000, with the money coming from the Contingency Fund. 4 ayes STORM DRAINAGE POLICY Mayor McCarty reported that the Council, Acting Administrator Anderson, Official Rose, Attorney Meyers and Dan Boxrudd had met on April 21 to establish a policy for development and that they were working on the ideas discussed and would be discussing it further in an agenda session. PUBLIC WORKS VACATION POLICY Acting Administrator Anderson reported that Local 49 has requested that the vacation policy for the Public Works Department be changed to allow employees to take one week consecutively for two -three weeks of vacation, and two weeks consecutively for four weeks of vacation, and read the proposed amendment.