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. . . City Attorney Filla suggested that the City consider permitting invisible feneing, but require the homc owner to install invisible fencing signage along the boulevard or right of way. Councilmember Larson asked if invisible fencing would be a pcrmittcd use for the dog not to be eollared. City Attorney Jerry Filla said that invisible feneing would a permitted use for a dog not to be collared. Members of the City Council recommended that City staff make the recommended changes to the draft ordinance and place this item on a future City Council meeting agenda for further discussion. Warminl!. House Inventory and Improvements Recreation Program Supervisor Michelle Olson provided the City Council with several different options to consider regarding the status ofthe existing warming houses at Hazelnut, Freeway, and Valentine Parks. Based upon previous feedback from the City Couneil, the following additional options were presented by Ms. Olson. These options are in addition to those presented at the May 8 City Council meeting: 1. Option A-Replace the existing siding on the warming houses with cedar paneling. The estimated cost for cedar tongue and groove siding is $571.60. A second option is smartside tongue and groove siding at an estimated cost of$469.60. 2. Option D-Contract with Home Depot to construct a TUFF shed that can be utilized as a warming house in the winter months. 3. Option E-Move the existing warming house buildings from Cummings Park and Valentine Park to Freeway Park and Hazelnut Park. The City has received a quote of$6,496 per site. The estimated cost does not include the cost for tear down ofthe existing building, post rcmoval and restoration, gate removal and restoration, tree trimming, and elcctrical hook-ups. After further analysis, City statlis recommending the following options for the City Council to consider: . For Freeway Park and Hazelnut Park staffrecommends that the existing structures at Cummings Park and Valentine Park be moved to replace the cxisting buildings. Minor repairs can be made by painting or residing the buildings that will make them more aesthetieally pleasing. . For Valentine Park, staff recommends eitber discontinuing the staffing of the building or removing the building and bringing in a portable unit. The drainage issues at Valentine Park make it very di11icult to placc a permanent building at this park.