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City Council Minutes - March 2, 1992 Page 4 Mr. John Daubney, Attorney for Arlington Properties, explained their situation and withdrew the applicants' request at this time. AP'P'OINTMENT OF ELECTION JUDGES Motion made by Miron, seconded by Barnes to adopt RESOLUTION 1992-5, APPOINTING ELECTION JUDGES FOR THE APRIL 7, 1992 PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY. All aye, motion passed. APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATIVE INTERN The staff has completed interviews of potential candidates for the administrative intern position in the Code Enforcement Office. John Benson has recommended that the City hire Randy L. Kardell for this position. Motion made by Jesinski, seconded by Brunotte to hire Randy L. Kardell as intern for the Code Enforcement Office for a six month period, beginning April 1st, at a rate of $6.00 per hour. All aye, motion passed. PARK MAINTENANCE SERVICE Since 1989, the City has been contracting with Mr. Floyd Lask.a to provide park -maintenance service. Mr. Laska's proposal for services in 1992 is $25.00/hour for mowing, $12.00 for mowing and trimming around buildings, and $15.00/hour, plus mileage, for emptying of trash containers. We also received a proposal from Gary Johnson Lawn Service of Little Canada with a quote of $35.00/hour flat rate for park. -maintenance services. We would recommend that the City renew its arrangements with Mr. Lask.a for the 1992 park -maintenance season at the rates previously referenced. Motion made by Stolt man, seconded by Brunotte to enter an agreement with Mr. Floyd Laska to continue park -maintenance service at the rates specified above for 1992. All aye, motion passed. RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING WAC AND REC CHAR6 S As per" Council direction, the City staff has completed preparation of a proposed policy providing for collection of Water Availability Charges and Residential Equivalency Charger. The reso-ution calls -for an increase .in the REC from approximately $1,550 per REC to $1,700 per REC. The resolution designates when the charges will be collected, where proceeds will be deposited, and how they will be used. The conversion method for the various charges is based on the format Used by the Metro Waste Control. Commission, as modified to meet cur needs. Motion made by Miron, seconded by Barnes to approve RESOLUTION 1992-6, ESTABLISHING A WATER AVAILABILITY CHARGE AND SETTING CONVERSION PARAMETERS CONSISTENT WITH A RESIDENTIAL EQUIVALENCY CHARGE. All aye, motion passed.