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'hi's interest in serving on the LMC State- Legislative Committee which would be addressing . that particular issue. - Mr. Childs said he would get in touch. with the Councilmember • . .when he returns from his trip to Canada and would prepare the necessary resolution... to support., his appointment to that comm ittee. HANCE REPORT ON CITY PROSECUTIONS The City Prosecutor's report on City matters conducted at the Hennepin County . Municipal Court on September 3rd was "very thorough, as usual", Mayor Sundland observed. CHECK WRITE-OFF Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Makowske to write off the $3,465.37 in 1985 uncollectible checks listed in the September 23rd agenda packet perceiving this loss to have been more than offset by the $38,643.31 net profit the liquor opera- tion made -that year on check cashing. Motion carried unanimously. FINANCIAL REPORT The August Financial report was ordered filed as informational . HONEYWELL MONITORING WELLS Mr. Childs explained that the September 15th request from Honeywell for permission • to install a test well in Central Park north of the Parkview building had resulted from the MPCA Board ordering the U.S. Army et al , rather than the MPCA, to monitor the water supply in St. Anthony and New Brighton as part of the study of water contamination off site from the Twin City Army Ammunition Plant. The Manager assured Councilmember Makowske that the test would not include air stripping. The attorneys representing the City in the water contamination litigation would be making some changes in the proposed agreement before permission is granted but Mr. Childs urged immediate cooperation once that review is completed. Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Marks to approve the agreement which would allow Honeywell to install a monitoring well on the City's water supply subject to amend- ments recommended by Briggs and Morgan and to staff approval of the monitoring location. Motion carried unanimously. i9r. %,niias reported the District #282 School Board had again invited the City officials to participate in the October 3rd reception following the Homecoming football game that evening. Mayor Sundland said he perceived the Council would be happy to particpate in what he .understood would be part of the school 's 25th Anniversary observance. ASSESSORS AGREEMENT Mr. Soth reported he had finally been able to develop an agreement with the . .Hennepin County Assessors Office which would provide mutual indemnification • to- protect the City as well -as the County. The changes Councilmember Makowske had requested, including the requirement that the City be notified in advance of any price change for these services, had also been written into the agreement in the Counci agenda packet.