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. . , Minutes of Regular Council Meeting July 26, 1982 Page Three an SSES and rehabilatation program in one district (or a portion of a district) to see what is actually happening and the resultant cost savings. For clarification, "inflow" was described as rapid filling, peak- ing in 1 to 3 hours, while "infiltration" was described as slow filling, over a month or so time period. After discussion, Hicks moved, seconded by Mulcahy, that Council authorize the Engineer to submit the Infiltration/Inflow Analysis Report to Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. Motion carried unani- mously (4-0), Council deferred continued discussion of the 1/1 analysis report with Engineers Lund and Kraemer to a future Council meeting. REPORT OF VILLAGE TREASURER DONALD LAMB Investments July 15, 1982 - $1,364,000.00 at Kidder Peabody @ 12.50%, maturing August 16th July 19, 1982 - $333,385.38 at First National, St. Paul @ 12.70%. maturing October 18th July 26. 1982 - $1,532.787.50 at First National. St. Paul @ 11.25%, maturing October 25th. Hicks moved to ratify the Treasurer's inveatments. seconded by Johnaon. motion carried unani.ously (4-0). Other Business Public Safety Committee Recommendations _ Signase and Speed at Hamline Avenue and County Road E Council waa referred to the Minutes of the Public Safety Committee Meeting of July 19th, relative to a request for signage and reduced apeed at this intersection (McNiesh'a memo of 7-12-82). Johnson moved, seconded by Hicks, that Council concur with the Pub- lic Safety Committee's recommendation to deny the request at this time. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). (McNiesh to inform McDonalds of the complaint of litter from McDonalds in yards on the west side of Highway 51.) Informal Bids for Hockey Boards and Rink Lighting at Hazelnut Park Council was referred to Buckley's memo of 7-22-82 indicating a total materials cost, based on low quotations received, of $7,320.09 plus electrical at $2,783, or less, and labor by Parks Department employees. McNiesh reported that Buckley estimated the labor maximum at 2 men @ $9.20/hr for 2 weeks ($1,472.00); noted that the project cost, as estimated, is about $3,500 under budgeted amount of $15,000. Hicks moved, seconded by Johnson, that Council authorize the purchase of the items listed in Buckley's memo of 7-22-82. In further discussion, Johnson asked if various construction options were considered by Buckley; noted some examples of rink construction and materials which Buckley may wish to look at. The motion carried (Hicks, Mulcahy, McAllister voting in favor of the motion; Johnson voting in opposition). (3-1). -3-