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-4- Mr. 4-Mr. Fornell indicated that the recent If-;,d=.F, he had done to ascertain the sewage generation for the new sure._ r� e t_.ac• i,ir+icated ar. infiltration of approximately 20 million ga-11ons. • Two other residents, Mr. Fred LaVick:y ir-r. A-, . .:arles Pennington, who were in attendance for other reasons, also ccn-.en-�ed and asked questions on the subject and there was also discussion of the cost of enforcing the prohibition against drain tile flow into the sa.n4 tare lines; the reasons why violations have not been detected by the Building Inspectn-c, and -cne possible costs to residents for correction of their drainage systems Motion by Councilman HEik, seconded by Councilman Sauer to direct the City Manager and Attorney to draft an ordinance designed to more stringently control ground water drainage into the City sanitary sewer system and to also direct the City Manager to seek Federal funding for the project. Motion carried unanimously. Following a recess from 9:45 to 10:00 P.M., two representatives of the St. Anthony Jaycees related the group's plans for a Clean Up Day at the Salvation Army Camp on May 31st. Mr. Jim Gahagan, 3923 Foss Road, and Mr. Fred Lavicky, 3920 Macalaster Drive, told the group that they hoped to have about 150 persons representing all community organizations, participating in the raking, debris clean-up and clearing of the lake shoreline. The Manager cautioned against interference with the nesting of ducks. The Council was invited to participate and the Mayor commended the Jaycees for their efforts. Tom Sheller, 1943 Sky High Drive, and Collin Dickey, 2925 Crest View Drive, representing the St. Anthony High School Student Council, appeared to request • they be allowed to hold an outdoor musical festival in Central Park from 3:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M., June 41 1975. They told what arrangements they planned to make for providing security, electricity, restroom facilities and parking and said they would be able to give the Council firm plans for the event at the next Council meeting. Mr. ;ahagen and Mr. Lavicky shared some of their experiences in putting on a similar event and the latter and the Manager agreed to help the boys with setting up the electrical outlets to serve the amplified band as well as provide lighting. Mr. Dulgar also suggested the students should give some consideration to having the Fire Department stand by with an emergency vehicle in case of emergencies. Motion by Councilman Sauer, seconded by Councilman Stauffer to grant tentative approval to the plans fo- the use of Central Park for a music festival on June 4, 1975 with the understanding that the Student Council representatives would be able to provides firm plans at the May 27th Council meeting indicating their ability to meet the following conditions: 1. Four security guards are to be provided, all of which would have to meet Police Department approval. 2. Parking is to be restricted on Silver Lake Road and in the playground area of the Parkview School. 3. Any use of intoxicating beverage„ and narcotics is to be prohibiced. 4. The Student Council will provide supervision of the affair assisted • by the Police Department. Motion carried unaoimously.