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-12 Council Action Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Marks to accept the low bids and award the, contracts ,for the purchase of a new , control panel for Well 45 in 1987 and to budget for the rest of the equipment in 1988 . Motion carried unanimously. Plan Review and Call for Bids - Stonehouse Off-Sale Addition Wil Johnson and Stephen, Patrick of BWBR Architects presented the working drawings for the above which they 'estimated would cost between $350 , 000 and $400 , 000 in their memorandum which had been distributed to Councilmembers . The scope of the off-sale addition which would be constructed between the Stonehouse and the City' s fire station, had been downscaled 'after bids for the joint on-sale and of-f-sale project had come in at $900 , 000 . Councilmember Ranallo said the only way the Council could be sure just what the project would cost would be to take bids for it. Council Action Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Marks to schedule the bids on the Stonehouse off-sale addition to be accepted at City Hall April 21 , 1987 Motion carried unanimously. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Council Approves First Reading of Ordinance Related to Parking Regulations and Definition of Family Ordinance 1987-002 which the City Attorney had revised according to the conversations held during the February 24th Council meeting had been included in the agenda packet. Mr. Childs summarized the changes which had -been made: Mayor Sundland said he perceived the new Ordinance reflected the changes which had. been proposed by- the Council. Because there had been some resident complaints about the "Newsletter" article informing the residents of the changes reaching them after the Planning Commission hearing on the Ordinance had been held, the Council consensus was that residents should -again be officially notified before the Council held the final hearings on the issue. The decision was to give the Ordinance its second - reading at the Council' s April 28th meeting, afte - the April 15th "Newsletter" went out with the water billing so an article on the changes would reach the residents in plenty of time for them to provide the Council with their input. The• Ordinance could then be given its third reading and adopted at the May 12th• Council meeting.