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, . . , I Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Monday, July 30, 1984 Page Seven company wishes to pursue. Sedmark explained that a tower next to the City water tower can have an aesthetically pleasing effect; noted the tower can be painted any color the City would desire. Sedmark said he wants to work with the City. Rauenhorst and Mulcahy concurred that the City has enough towers; are not in favor of any additional towers. Christiansen said the NewVector proposal appears to be more aesthetically pleasing than other proposals and moved to refer the matter to the Planning Commission at its August 15th meeting for recommendations to Council. Motion was seconded by Rauenhorst and carried unanimously. (4-0) (Mulcahy noted that he had proposed a zoning code modification re towers, dishes etc. some time ago; suggested this be pursued). Landscape Inspection Report - 1315 Red Fox Road Council was referred to Landscape Plan and to report of Landscape Inspector Oelke of 7-24-84. Rauenhorst moved, seconded by Christiansen, that Council approve the landscaping at 1315 Red Fox Road contingent upon the replace- ment of the plant material and sod east of building, and author- ize release of the performance bond. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) Approval of Fall Park Programs Council was referred to Fall Park Programs as recommended by the Parks Committee. After discussion, Rauenhorst moved, seconded by Mulcahy, that Council approve the 1984 Fall Program as presented and recommend that the Parks Committee review the need for a basketball program. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0). OTHER BUSINESS Mator's Letter to Village Residents Mu cahy inquired as to whether the Mayor knows the bulk rate mail regulations; did he comply with the regulations; has he used this type of mailing before; does he know who is eligible to use the bulk rate mail; how many pieces were mailed. Mayor Woodburn's answer to the questions was that they are personal in nature. Christiansen commented that he feels a Council member has the right to ask a question of the Mayor; Mayor has the right to decline an answer if the question is considered to be personal in nature. Mulcahy agreed; said he feels these questions ought to be as asked and the Mayor ought to be able to answer, does not think they are personal. Rauenhorst suggested that if Mulcahy wants to know if Village money was used, the question is appropriate; feels the other questions are not appropriate. Mulcahy said he feels that none of the questions are impertinent or improper; said he will not pursue them since he does not have the backing of Council. Procedure for Appointment of Council members Mulcahy asked if the deadline to receive applications for Council appointment will be extended beyond August 8th, because the August 13th Council meeting has to be rescheduled. Council concurred that the August 8th date be retained as the closing date. .