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1*� d :y -37- Cities 3-Cities which proposes a more even distribution of aid to .municipalities who are not "high spenders"., under which the City 's existing aid would almost be doubled. There was a general recognition on the part of the �i Council members that such legislation had very little chance of passing, but the Manager was requested to continue his efforts to contact Senator Dieterich to set up -a meeting with him where the City ' s con- cerns about various bills before the Legislature at this time could be expressed along with the Council 's .hope that at least the existing level of aid to St. Anthony could be retained. The Council was reminded about the Board of .Review which had been scheduled for 6 : 30 P.M. , .just prior ' to the regular Council meeting May 10th, and. Mr. Childs indicated he also hoped to report back to them during the latter meeting the information they had requested dealing with the possibility and cost of purchasing water from Minne- apolis and/or St. Paul and how those costs would compare to the rate changes which would be necessary .if the City 's Well No. 3 had to 'be dug into a lower aquifer to. bypass the contamination expected to increase in the City water system once the New Brighton wells are back in operation. The City ' s concerns related to recent legislation imposing recording requirements on all variances and conditional use permits granted by municipalities .have been resolved, according to Mr. Childs , who said such requirements would now only be imposed on new -subdivisions . There was a discussion of the proposed legislation which would transfer • certain prosecutions from Ramsey or Hennepin Countyto the City Prosecutor and the feasibility of having a rider attached to the legislation which would put the City into one county under that bill . Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to authorize the signing of .the contractural agreement -whereby the City would be reimbursed for the costs. incurred by the Safety Director' s attendance at the required refresher course to educate the cities on the inspection .and enforcement procedures required by the new State Uniform Fire Code. Motion carried unanimously. The Manager pointed out that the low bid for painting both the inside and outside of the- water tower was lower than the amount budgeted for only the inside and was just over half the quote from the highest bidder. The tower color would be changed and the City' s logo would be painted on the tower, he said. Motion by Councilman .Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Marks to adopt Resolution 83-024. RESOLUTION 83-024 A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE BID FROM SCHUMANN BROS . , .INC. FOR THE PAINTING OF THE CITY WATER TANK Motion carried unanimously.