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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION - JUNE 19, 2000 2 . recommended installation of the eight-inch (8") line in conjunction with the City Hall infrastructure construction. After discussion, it was the consensus of those City COlillcilmembers present to authorize installation of an eight-inch (8") water line as part of the construction bid. The remaining discussion regarding City Hall construction consisted of Alternate No.1, allowing for a potential deduct of$3l5,000 for brick masonry, rather than stone masonry. Mr. Vesterholt and Ms. Sterner reviewed the two (2) options, advantages and disadvantages of stone and/or brick masonry. Aftcr cxtensive discussion of both options, budgetary concerns and aesthetics, it was the consensus of those City Councilmembers present to ratify inclusion of the stone masonry, rather than the deduct for brick masonry as part of the construction bid. ELECTRONIC INTERIORS. INC.. REVISED BUDGET. NEW CITY HALL While it was anticipated that David Skoog, ofEIectronic Interiors, Inc., would be present to provide an overview of a revised electronic media technology budget description for the City Council Chambers at the new City Hall facility, he was not present. . CITY LOGO DESIGN CHANGE PROCESS City Administrator Lynch introduced the City logo design change process to coincide with Parks and Recreation Guide scheduled for August printing and fall publication; and whether the City Council wished to pursue a short-term or long-term process. City Administrator Lynch introduced Mr. Derrek Hames, 1839 Venus Avenue, who had expressed an interest in volunteering his expertise in developing a new logo for the City. Mr. Hames also serves on the City Evcnts Task Force, currently planning tl1e City's Fiftieth Anniversary celebration for 2001. Acting Mayor Larson expressed the appreciation of the City Council and rcsidents for Mr. Hames generosity and community spirit in offering his services. It was the consensus of the City Council to havc Mr. Hames continue with the design process, and further discussion ensued regarding the design process. Mr. Hames requested clarification as to whether the Council wished to drive the process or appoint a committee to do so. Mr. Hames was asked to prepare three options for the Council to consider at their July 17, 2000 Worksession, at which time further consideration would be given as to the design process, and incorporating the new logo with the City Events Task Force proposed activities and supplies (i.e., banners). .