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Page 5 Motion carried unanimously. Since the Superintendent of Independent District #282 is research- ing regulations regarding school dances set by other school dist- ricts and the Community Services Committee has been working on rules to govern such events the following motion was made in r( -sponse to the request from the Police Department for an ordinance dealing with public dances: Motion by Councilman Sauer, seconded by Councilman Stauffer to table indefinitely any action regarding a dance ordinance. Motion carried unanimously. Mayor Miedtke gave the reasons he felt Mayor Gayle Bromander of New Brighton should be reimbursed for the cost of the trousers he had torn while participating in a City celebration. Councilman Sauer said he understood Mayor Bromander intended donating any such funds towards the St. Anthony High School Marching Band's Hawaiian trip. Motion by Mayor Miedtke, seconded by Councilman Stauffer to author- ize a payment of $20.00 to the High School Marching Band fund in the name of Mayor Bromander of New Brighton and to direct that a letter of thanks be sent to Mayor Bromander from the Council with a copy sent to the band. Voting on the motion? Aye: Sauer, Stauffer, Miedtke, Sundland Nay: Haik Motion carried. The legislative policy of the League of Minnesota was discussed. Motion by Councilman Sundland, seconded by Councilman Haik to designate Councilman Sauer as the City's voting delegate and any other member of the Council who will be attending as alternates to the League of Minnesota Municipalities Conference in Duluth. Motion carried unanimously. The letter from the Metropolitan Waste Commission explaining why the City's bill will increase $17,538.52 was discussed with the City Engineer. Councilman Haik and Stauffer expressed an interest in finding out what comparable problems other communities had experienced during the heavy downpours last spring which caused the sharp increase in the amount of sewage which the City had to send to be treated. Councilman Sundland was absent from the meeting 9:15 to 9:17 P.M. Mr. Comstock commented on the report from the Sewer Study Committee which had been referred for his evaluation and Mr. Dulgar corrected the reference to this action in the agenda saying consideration would only be given to the committee's recofimendation for the replacement of the 29th Avenue sewer line and no decision had yet