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-4- <br /> Mr. Hamer had reported in his February 14th memorandum, the bids which <br /> • had been taken for materials required by the Public .Works Department <br /> to construct the watermain in conjunction with the County Road D <br /> rebuilding project and he gave further insights into the reasons he <br /> was recommending the contracts be split. Mr. Childs pointed out that <br /> the project had been budgeted for $80 , 000 and that materials , engineer- <br /> ing and staking .would ultimately cost about $45, 000 to $50 ,000 . <br /> Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to <br /> accept the low bid and award the contracts for material for the water- <br /> main project on County Road D as recommended by the. Public Works <br /> Director, "in the best interests of the City" . <br /> Motion carried unanimously. <br /> The Mayor reported receiving many complimentary comments from other <br /> city mayors related to the City ' s liquor warehouse operation at a <br /> recent mayor' s function. <br /> Councilmembers were urged. to report all comments they received on <br /> the Cityscan. <br /> Councilman Ranallo drew .the Council ' s-attention to . a recent honor <br /> paid a City couple, Mary Ann and John Kuharski, 2709 Pahl Avenue, who <br /> were recognized as the "1983 Outstanding. Catholics of the Year" by <br /> the Minnesota Chapter of the Catholic League for Civil and Religious <br /> Rights. The Councilman suggested .the honor should be acknowledged <br /> • in a letter to the couple . <br /> Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to <br /> request staff to write a letter. of congratulations to Mr. and Mrs . <br /> John Kuharski for the honor recently paid them. <br /> Motion carried unanimously. <br /> Councilman Ranallo reported he had recently been appointed to the <br /> National League of Cities Human Development Policy Committee which <br /> he perceives would be recommending policies on many national concerns <br /> which are shared by the City. However, this appointment could require <br /> him to attend both the Washington, D.C. and Indianapolis conferences <br /> which might not be possible under the existing Council policy, which <br /> budgeted only $4 , 500 to send two Council persons to those meetings <br /> this year. There appeared to be no opposition from other Council <br /> members to paying for Councilman Ranallo' s attendance at either of <br /> the meetings , with funding to come from Council contingency. <br /> Councilman Makowske reported finding the conference for newly elected <br /> officials both informative. and helpful in that it gave her an oppor- <br /> tunity to meet other municipal representatives and learn first hand <br /> just how policy is set in other cities . <br /> Councilman Marks thanked the City Manager for providing supporting <br /> materials for his use 'in conducting the GTS sessions . He also indicated <br /> he would report back on the Youth Service Bureau. meeting he expected <br /> to attend the following Thursday. <br />