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.planting again in 2023..The City Clerk has startedresearching signs that can be placed 4Iong-1he [ Gem Lake Trail. The Council wilI look at signs.a little closer around the spring or. Q23. BNSF Cpntract.for. Drainage Pipe Update Attorney Chad Lemmons reported that the Railroad Company will not grant an easement for the drainage pipe project;. just a license. The price of the...fee.has been negotiated down from $7,006 to $2,000. Councilmember:Lindner introduced a motion to accept the negotiated Railroad settlement and to pay the fee, -.seconded by Councilmember.Amlee. Voice vote taken, all votedyes, motion. passes. The City Clerk will submit the invoice for payment..once it is received. Recycling Hauler Transition Update Republic Services recycling bins should have:beert delivered to all houses at this point. Waste Management is scheduledto remove all their bins.on October 19, The first Republic: Services recycling pickup is scheduled for. Wednesday, October 26. Internal Management Facebook Page The Pacebook page has been working otit'very'. Well. for the City. It has been used recently to communicate -information regarding. the Corridor Project and Republic Services hauler transition.. 2023 Fee Schedule Discussion General Updating for Fee Schedule Acting City Clerk Melissa Lawrence has begun to look at the fee schedule;for.2023. and has suggested some changes to the Mayor that would help to streamline the#ee schedule - and to align better with White Bear To as their Building Offieial handles all of 4 our City. inspections. The full 2023 fee schedule will be voted on in-Deceinber: Mayor Artig-Swomley asked that the Council read it and suggest any chatiges needed: Valuation and Fiat Fee Permits Acting City Clerk Melissa .Lawrence suggested to the Mayor that the City begin charging flat fees for most of this .permits. and to instead .change the per..mitfees to a per inspection visit fee. Currently most building.permits are based on valuation and are very expensive, bringing them to a flat rate will ensure that the City is not making more money.on permits than it should. Exceptions would .be.houses, garages, additions, etc. which would have a value based permit. Election Day After Hours Coverage Mayor Artig-Sw.omlcy:asked fora volunteer for someone to come and lock up the building after the voting period is finished..Councilmember- Linder volunteered to come to Heritage Nall after-tQJock up, Animal Ordinances Acting City Clerk Melissa. Lawrence took thefeximing Animal Contr6fOrdinaneeNo.-69'aod divided it into three (3) separate Ordinances. Ordinance No. 1.40 Doti,estic .Animali Ordinance No'. 141 Domestic. Fowl and Pigeons, and Ordinance No. i42.Agricultural And Wild Animals. The only:ahanges made. to the Ordinances other than reformatting was an addition of a. fine added to_the:Domestjc Anithal...O.rdinance. T1tc; titre would cover incidents where. a dog owner does not pick up after the# dQg or-does,not obtain. a dog license. Councilmember L,indner.introduced a motion to. repeal and.repN6 .Ordinance No..69 with the three.(3).new Ordinances No..1.40, 141 and 142, seconded by Counci[member.Amieb. Voicevote taken; all voted yes, motion passes, the City Clerk will.plac.o the new Ordinances on the City weltsite.' City orocol Lake City Council 1vleeiing Minutes October 18, 2022 .21 P a 8• e