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� � �� �� 8.0 Comoost Recyclinq Agreement with Washin ton County The Council reviewed a memorandum of agreement for yard waste composting as prepared by Washington County. A copy of the agreement had been forwarded to the city attorney for his review and comment. It was noted, however, that we are assuming the costs and reimbursements, identified in 2E, 2C, 21), and 5C will be adjusted in 1988 for both spring and fall activities as opposed to just the fall activities anticipated in 1987. If we are unable to secure the proposed site and construct the facility in question yet this fall, it is assumed that we will proceed with this project in the spring of 1988. The City Attorney noted several points that he felt needed clarification before the city could enter a contract for compost recycling: 1' No site identified in the agreement. 2. No indication as to whether the site would be fenced. Who would pay? 3. Work hours for monitor to be hired. Mayor Atkinson authorized city staff to address the city's concerns with Washington County for implementation into a final draft. 11.0 Miscellaneous Attorney Johnson reviewed pending matters with the Council: The motion hearing for the White Bear Rod and Gun Club has been taken under advisement by Judge Tom Armstrong. The subdivision ordinance is in the revision process, and Mr. Johnson stated that he will be meeting with Administrator Huber before bringing the draft to the Council. Administrator Huber met with representatives from the City of White Bear Lake regarding Hugo entering into an agreement with them to provide personnel and equipment for Hugo's utility department. They are drafting a preliminary agreement that will be reviewed by city staff prior to submission to the Council for their review. Mr. Fred Burg, 14625 Forest Boulevard, was present at the Council meeting to voice his objection to an invoice he received from the city for charges incurred at his residence on July 18, 1987. As a result of an "emergency" call from Mrs. Burg that a valve had broken and water was running into their residence, Mayor Atkinson had to contact the City of White Bear Lake for assistance as Hugo's personnel were unavailable. Mr. Burg feels that the service provided should be the responsibility of the city, not his. He stated that he does not intend to pay the charges, and Mayor Atkinson stated that the city would proceed on that basis. Peltier made motion, Olson seconded, to adjourn at 7:55 PM. All aye. Motion Carried. Mary Ann Creager, City Clerk City of Hugo � � `�