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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes June 23, 1998 ' Page 22 1 Faust noted the decision to make this change was based on the desire to better accommodate the 2 applicant. 3 Morrison stated he would check with TimeSaver Secretarial to determine if the minutes could be 4 delivered to the City in time to allow the Councilmembers to pick them up by'the weekend. 5 6 D. Cijy Manager. 7 Mornson noted that when the Council approved the underground storage tank removal, the 8 recommendation included everything except for the removal of the fuel tanks as there was not 9 enough funds in the budget. The tanks do not have to be removed until 1999,but the Finance 10 Director is recommending that the $9,404 needed to remove the tanks be funded from the 11 existing Revolving Fund's Fund Balance, based on the fact that the City has the funds now and it 12 is uncertain what the cost will be next year. 13 There was Council consensus that the Memorandum of June 22, 1998 from the Finance Director 14 was taken into consideration and his recommendations were accepted as proposed. 15 Mornson reported that the Park Commission application period closed today and six applications 16 were received for seven-positions. The interview process will be conducted on June 29 at 7:00 17 P.M. ' 18 Mornson reported that the survey being conducted by Decision Resources is still going well 19 although they are having a difficult time finding residents at home due to all the activities of 20 summer. 21 Mornson reported the City has filled a vacant accounting position in the Finance Department. 22 The new employee will begin on July 13. The City has also received the resignation of the 23 Public Works Superintendent. 24 Mornson noted that at the last meeting he reported that the Metropolitan Council was delaying 25 approval of the Comprehensive Plan until the Council adopted a resolution which states their. 26 intent to adopt a SurfaceWaterManagement Ordinance. Mornson reported he had a meeting 27' with the representative today and the representative will be sending a letter explaining why they 28 will delay approval. 29 Mornson reported the Surface Water Management Ordinance and the Comprehensive Water 30 Management Plan(which was tabled tonight), are required prior to final adoption of the 31 Comprehensive Plan. The Comprehensive Plan is required by law to be adopted by December 32 31, 1998 and the hearing on the Comprehensive Plan will be held by the City Council in August 33 or September.. 34 Cavanaugh suggested that the Silver Lake Homeowners Association should be involved in ' 35 discussions regarding the Surface Water Management Ordinance.