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Meeting Minutes Page Six May 25, 1988 Motion by Burgstahler, second by Wilharber to direct the City Engineers to pursue a change order for the electrical connections under the present contract for the control building and electrical service supplied with Centerville Heights; once the bids are received for the well pump and the controls, the City Engineers are given direction to proceed with the previous contract as is (the original estimate has been exceeded by approximately $600), motion carried unanimously. Motion by Neumann, second by Fritchie to direct the Clerk to inform interested parties that the City of Centerville will be reviewing Police Protection Contracts proposals for the City of Centerville for the 1989 year; a Special meetings will be held in July to review/interview for the submitted proposals, motion carried unanimously. Council member Neumann advised that he has spoken to Sonny DaBruzzi of Ro-So Contracting and he has agreed to donate a temporary warming house for use in Central Park with regard to the hockey rink and that Ro-So Contracting has also volunteered to deliver the building to the park site. Motion by Wilharber, second by Fritchie to request that a representative of the Park and Recreation Committee appear before the City Council to discuss the feasibility of removal and current safety of the old hockey rink, motion carried unanimously. Motion by Neumann, second by Fritchie that per the recommendation of the City Engineer, the $879,000 letter of credit submitted by Harstad Companies on November 1, 1987, will be reduced by $300,000 contingent upon submittal of an additional $10,000 escrow fee from Harstad Companies regarding City Engineering fees, motion carried unanimously. PETITIONS AND COMPLAINTS Frank Zimny, 7252 LaValle Drive, and Bob Lindgren, 7242 LaValle Drive, appeared before the City Council to express concerns about ball tournaments being held at the Waterworks ballfield. Clerk advised that there are resolutions and restrictions on the ball tournaments at the Waterworks ballfield if 3-2 Permits are issued by the City. Clerk also noted that she has spoken to representatives of the Waterworks Bar and they have advised that: -satellites will be provided, -no unauthorized 3-2 beer will be consumed, -there shall be no unauthorized parking on LaValle Drive. Clerk questioned whether the City can legally place further restrictions on this property.