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I D~~AFT AR,DEN Ii}J"LS ~ITY COUNCIL - MAY 12. 1997 9 I i' Mayor Probst inquired if the City has had discussions with this homeowner, Mr. Ringwald indicated the City had spoken with this individual, and that the property owner does not intend to remove the fence. I Mr, Fritsinger reported several Committee Appointments would be discussed at upcoming meetings. I COUNCIL COMMENTS I Councilmember Malone inquired regarding funding of the pedestrian bridge, and indicated a funding application cannot be made if the project has not been started. Mr. Fritsinger stated the bridge is being redesigned, and there had been discussions on how to more effectively move . pedestrians across, Councilmember Malone briefly discussed legislation on levy limits and their impact on the City. I Councilmember Aplikowski inquired what action was being taken regarding Tony Schmidt Park. Mr. Fritsinger stated ADA funding has been acquired at this time. I Councilmember Keirn inquired if the homeowner with the electric fence could post a warning Ie sign, as the electric cable would be completely hidden from view with foliage in the summer, Councilmember Aplikowski inquired if changing the ordinance after the fact could allow the I City to force the homeowner to remove the electric fence, Mr. Ringwald stated that matter would need to be discussed further with the City Attorney. I Mayor Probst discussed an upcoming Suburban Chamber event, and discussed the letter for public comments regarding TCAAP. He discussed upcoming LMC and AMM Meetings. I Mayor Probst briefly discussed the meetings taking place among the suburban mayors and County Commissioners. He stated these meetings had not generally been well attended except by mayors of the northern suburbs. I Mayor Probst gave a short TCAAP update, in which he explained the Army wished to remove I affected homeowners from wells and place them on a different water source. The Army was prepared to deal with the cost of this project. I I t' I