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c -11- Councilmember response was: Enrooth -perceived this was just another case where the City has no control over a facility it maintains because that responsi- bility had been given to the Community Services. Ranallo -suggested it might be up to the Police Department to assure the restrooms are open. Sundland -agreed that could be done but doubted vandalism could be avoided if the facilities are left open without supervi- sion. Marks -said he perceived it was essential the general public as well as the leagues were able to use the parks; -suggested one problem could probably be alleviated by installing automatic water stopping controls on the faucets and toilets. Mr. Childs was asked to check to see what arrangements could be made with Community Services to keep the warming houses open. • Well #5 to be Changed Over to Electricity Mr. Hamer' s March 13th memorandum suggested as much as $300 a month might be saved under an interruptible service arrangement with NSP if the well pump is converted to an electric motor and a gas backup is provided for periods when the electric company needs the power. Mr. Childs recommended the money remaining in the budget left over from the repair of Well #4 be used to purchase the control panel this year with the remaining equipment to be budgeted for 1988. Council Action Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Enrooth to authorize the purchase of a new control panel for Well #5 in 1987 and to budget for the rest of the equipment in 1988. Motion carried unanimously. Equipment Purchases Authorized for the Water Department The Public Works Director had attached copies of the two quotes he had received for the above to his March 9th memorandum in the agenda packet. Mr. Childs reiterated that the equipment would be purchased only as needed. •