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Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting, October 26, 1987 ... Page 4 ARMY TRAING.(Cont'd) After discussion, Council concurred to direct the Clerk Administrator to draft a letter with a definitive statement to the architects for this project relating the Council concurrence . with the Attorney's opinion. Councilmember Sather asked that the Clerk eliminate any reference to the City providing utilities for the arsenal property when drafting the letter to the architects. REPORT OF PARKS DIRECTOR FALL PROGRAM Council was referred to Buckley's memorandum (10-9-87) LEADERS recommending individuals to be hired as Fall Program Leaders. Winiecki questioned the higher rate paid to the Karate instructor; also asked ,for comparison to 1986 rate. Buckley advised that some instructors prefer to be paid by student, while other request an hourly rate; he pointed out that the class is one hour, twice a week, and it is difficult to find qualified instructors for less money. Peck questioned what the fee was for the class. ~uckley advised the current fee is $16.00 per hour, pytJ~t~ Peck moved, seconded by Sather, that Council approve the Fall Program Leaders, as outlined in the Parks Director's memorandum of 10-9-87. Motion carried. (Peck, Sather and Hansen voting in favor; Winiecki . opposed) (3-1) RECYCLING PROPOSAL Council was referred to the report of Paul Malone, dated October, 1987, on a Solid Waste Management Plan. Malone reviewed the objectives, methodology, funding, economic incentives to reduce waste and encourage participation in recycling, and removal of a significant portion of yard waste from the refuse stream. After reviewing the report, Malone summarized the Council actions necessary to initiate the plan: 1. Authorize the staff to solicit bids for curbside recyclable pickup. 2. Authorize the staff to apply for recyclable pickup reimbursement grants. 3. Authorize the amendment of hauler licenses to require the provision of 15% discounts to residents limiting waste to 60 gallons beginning 7-1-88. Acting Mayor Hansen supported the proposal, however, commented that the July 1988 effective date may not be enough time; suggested the issuance of licenses in January of 1989 may give the haulers a little more lead time The Clerk Administrator advised that staff anticipated sending notice of the provision when mailing the 1988 license renewal forms; she suggested Council may condition approval of the 1988 Rubbish Haulers License on their ability to comply with item #3 above. Morrison adVised that the discount would be offered . and initiated only by customer request. Peck moved, seconded by Winiecki, that Council authorize staff to solicit bids for curbSide recyclable pickup, authorize staff to apply for recyclable pickup reimbursement grants, and, furthermore, authorize the amendment of the Rubbish Hauler License to require the provision of 15% discounts to residents limiting waste to 60 gallons, beginning July I, 1988. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) Acting Mayor Hansen thanked Malone for his presentation and advised that she and Malone were willing to participate in writing the grant applications for fund reimbursement. REPORT OF TREASURER INVESTMENTS Clerk Administrator Morrison reported the following . Investment: 10/15/87 - $100,000.00, at Oak Park Heights, @ 9%, to mature 10/15/87.