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-' ., Minutes of Regular Counci I Meeting October 25, 1982 Page Four Public Wo rks Commi t tee did not feel that the Village should acquire these parcels because of maintenance responsibility, and that Parks Director Buckley did not see any park or open spa ce use for the parcels. Hicks moved, seconded by Mulcahy, thar Council adop t Resolution Nos. 82-55, 82-56 and 82 -57 approving the sale of the parcels described in Ramsey County Land Commissioner's letter of 7-7-82. Motion carried unanimously (5 -0) . COUNCIL LIAISON REPORT S Mounds View Recreat ion Program for HandicaPl'_ed Individuals . Coun ci I was referred to letters to the Ch ai rman of Arden Hills Parks Committee requesting participation in the funding of this program which is currently being utilized by eight Arden Hi 11s residents. McNiesh was asked to send a copy of the Ie t te r request to the Human Rights Commission fo r its recommendations to Council, and to ob tain the names of the Arden Hills participants in the pro- gram. W,W. Grainger Park Dedication McAllister and Mulcahy reported that they met with the architect for the W.W. Grainger Company relative to park dedication for the office/warehouse development on Round Lake Road West. It was re- ported that 5% of the $224,000 land purchase p rice was offered as fullfillment of the park dedication requirement. Council concur- red that 5% is insufficient. Liquor License Request Woodburn reported receipt of a reques t for an on-sale liquor lic- ence for a proposed restaurant in Arden lIills; noted that the City is limited to the six exis ting licenses, unless Counci 1 de- sire s to permit more licenses, and the additional number of lic- enses is approved by referendum. No action was taken. Treasurert s Repo r t Investments October 19 , 1982 - $250,000.00 at Twin City Federal at 8.9% interest, to mature 11-19-82. October 25, 1982 - $1,176,000.00 at Kidder Peab ody at 9.05% interest,to mature 1-24-83. Hicks moved, seconded by Johnson, that Council ratify the Trea- surer's report. Motion carried unanimously (5-0) . Status Report - Union Negot:!J1t1-"'_l!."_ Woodb u rn reported tha t the 6% and 5% two year contract seems to be agreeable; noted tha t the employee's cos t for health and acci- . dent insurance is a concern - want City to pay costs over $25/mo. for family coverage; also request no involuntary time off without pay for regular personnel \"hile temporary or part time employees are on the payroll. After discussion, Council concurre d wi th the no involuntary time- off without pay request, and to increase the employer's share of the f ami ly coverage insurance premium from $160 to $192/mo. , shar- ing proportionately with the employee any further increases in 1983 and 1984. Finance Committee Res ~~ a t i()_,!- McAllister moved, seconded by Hicks, that Council accept the resignation of Milt Carter from the Finance Committee. Motion carried unanimously (5 -0) . -4-