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-4- Scouts were encouraged to :hand deliver the literature to all residents, including apartment dwellers,. and to provide business establishments with hand out pieces. Dina explained that the booklet would bear the name of the City and Mayor Sundland commended the Scouts for undertaking such a worthwhile project which he perceived would be most appropriate since the City had been mandated to implement water con- servation measures with the acceptance of Superfunds for correcting water contamina- tion problems. He suggested to the media representatives present that a picture of Dina with the pamphlet might help to inform the residents that the program is being initiated in the community. When Mr. Childs -suggested the City might be able to act as a broker for the mass purchase of water saving devices, Councilman Enrooth indicated he perceived the two hardware stores in the. City might 'be encouraged .to sell the shower heads, etc. to St. Anthony residents at a lower cost through a coupon system. Councilman Makowske wanted assurance that the residents would not have to pay for the reference materials offered in the pamphlet. Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Makowske to adopt the resolution which approves the execution and publication of the amendment of the franchise agreement with Group W and to approve the final reading and adopt the ordinance which amends the Cable Communications Ordinance. RESOLUTION 84=032 A RESOLUTION RELATING TO AMENDMENT OF CABLE TELEVISION FRANCHISE OF GROUP W. , INC. • and ORDINANCE 1984-003 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE 1982-009, KNOWN AS THE CABLE COMMUNICATION ORDINANCE Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to adopt the resolution which pertains to the redescription of parcels acquired for County Road D, for tax purposes. RESOLUTION 84-033 A -RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE APPORTIONMENT OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Hamer gave a further description of the process he was recommending be utilized to reroof the underground storage reservoir than contained in his August 14th memorandum recommending bids be taken on the specifications he had drawn up. The Public Works Director told the Mayor and Council he believes the. urethane foam and 3M membrane covering would provide a more effective roof at less cost and pointed out that he now estimates the job, which -had originally been budgeted for $50,000, • would run about $35,000 with 'his department doing a portion of the work themselves.