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1 *$19,627.86 to the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission for February 2 sewer services; 3 *$2,400.00 to the Hance & LeVahn law firm for legal services rendered • 4 for the month of January, 1989, relative to St. Anthony prosecutions; 5 *$8, 365.00 as budgeted for a 5% raise in contributions to the 6 Northwest Suburban Youth Services; 7 *$1, 344.00 to the League of Minnesota Cities for labor relations 8 subscriber services for the year March 15, 1989 through March 14, 9 1990 . 10 Motion carried unanimously. 11 REQUESTED PUBLIC APPEARANCES 12 Village Gardeners Award Presented for City Council Chambers Display 13 Marjorie Ostebee of the St. Anthony Gardeners presented the 1988 14 Commercial/Industrial Landscaping Award given by the Mens Garden Club 15 of Minneapolis for Trillium Park. Ms. Ostebee told the Councilmembers 16 the award had in the past always been given to an industry or business 17 for their contribution to the beautification of Minneapolis and this was 18 the first time a beautification project outside Minneapolis had been so 19 recognized. The Gardeners spokesperson indicated her club members felt 20 they had only been the vehicle through which the award had come and 21 because of all the hard work Mr. Hamer had done on the project, the 22 award should really belong to the whole Village and should be put up 23 with the other awards on the Council Chamber walls. 24 Mayor Sundland accepted the plaque with the thanks of the Council and 25 staff. 26 Councilmember Ranallo added that he perceived the St. Anthony Gardeners 27 should also be thanked for the wonderful job they had done in 28 conjunction with judging the Chamber of Commerce Christmas Lighting 29 Contest. 30 Adjustment of Silver Point Park Ice Rink Maintenance Shift to be Made 31 on a Trial Basis With Union 32 Mike Spielmann, 2813 Silver Lake Road, had asked to- appear before the 33 Council to lodge a complaint about city crews maintaining the hockey 34 ' rinks at times during their midnight to 8:00 A.M. shift when their work 35 caused his children to be awakened at hours inappropriate for children 36 of their ages. The resident told the Councilmembers he had lived in the 37 Village for the last 16 years, 5 of which were in the home on Silver 38 Lake Road, which backs up to the Silver Point Park hockey rink. He 39 said for four of those years he had at different times talked to Mr. ,40 :Hamer about adjusting the maintenance shift for that particular park to 41 hours in which his daughters, whose window is only 61 feet from the 42 hockey rink, would not be awakened by the sounds of ice scraping and 43 sweeping and vehicles with backup bells, which are used to do the _. 2 •