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-3- Mr. 3-Mr. Childs indicated there would be a joint meeting with the New • Brighton City Council scheduled soon at which Phil Cohen of Senator Durenberger's office would be addressing H.R. #4760 , a bill which would set up regulations to govern the release of hazardous waste materials by federal facilities . The Mayor suggested a letter of thanks be sent. to Senator Durenberger for his efforts towards this legislation and to indicate the Council is looking forward to meeting with his representative. The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency had approved a Superfund grant for the City -for this summer, according to Mr. Childs , and the Public Works Director indicated his crews would be pressure testing the water. lines in the northeastern sector of the City at the request of the MPCA who want proof that this connection with Roseville water lines would not be less effective than the .Rankin Road connection. Mr. Hamer reported notices had been hand delivered to all affected property owners informing them that they might experience low water pressures and discolorations while the lines are being tested. Mr. Childs reported representatives of the new Italian restaurant in Apache Plaza would probably be in Play 8th seeking a wine license for their operation. The Manager then reported on his negotiations with the Community Services whereby the City would take over the maintenance of the St. Anthony Village Community Center under which, he speculated,. the City' s share of maintenance costs could be reduced from $27, 000 to $13 ,500 . • Because Council and staff would be attending the League of Minnesota Cities conference in Duluth June 12th, the general consensus was that the regularly scheduled Council meeting should be either re— scheduled or eliminated altogether, if agenda items can be taken care of at other meetings , before or after that time . Mr. Childs indicated that before the last meeting in May, he should be able to ascertain whether matters which had to be handled could be dealt with at that meeting or at the last Council meeting in June. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Makowske to tentatively reschedule the June 12th Council meeting to be held Monday, June 11, 1984 . Motion carried unanimously. The April 17th Planning Commission minutes- were considered and the Commission recommendation- regarding cigarette licenses noted. The Manager indicated the Police Reserves would be given the job of visiting all. establishments with cigarette machines to verify they are under close supervision of the owners to prevent children from buying cigarettes . He also said future license application forms would require the merchants to specify the location of their machines . The April 12th staff notes were ordered filed as informational. is In his April 24th memorandum to the Mayor and Council, Mr. Hamer had given his recommendations for- awarding, the bid for the chlorination