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City Council Minutes November 13, 2001 Page 2 3.6. 3.7. MASSAGE THERAPIST LICENSE FOR KELLY OPAY TO PRACTICE MASSAGE AT SALINA SPA AND SALON, 19262 FREEPORT AVENUE - APPROVED TEMPORARY ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB FOR SPECIAL EVENT ON NOVEMBER 29, 2001 - APPROVED PAY ESTIMATE #3 TO MUNICIPAL BUILDERS, INC. FOR WORK ON THE WWTP VENTILATION AND ROOF IMPROVEMENTS IN THE AMOUNT OF $73,754.14 -APPROVED COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 4.1. Consider Ice/Snowy Removal Policy Phil Hals and Mark Thompson reviewed the 2001-2002 snow plowing policy. Phil and Mark indicated that due to the increased number of developments in the city, especially in the eastern area, options must be considered to provide snow removal for these additional areas. He noted that this issue would have to be addressed during the 2002-2003 snow season. COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN MOVED TO ADOPT THE 2001-2002 SNOW PLOWING POLICY. COUNCILMEMBER TVEITE SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 4.2. Consider Soil Boring Ouote for Joplin Street Parcel The City Administrator updated the Council on the soil boring quotes. He indicated that STS Consultants provided the lowest quote for the soil borings west of City Hall. He noted that the quote for the areas west of city hall was $3,100 and the Joplin Street soil borings would cost $2,000. The City Administrator recommended not doing the Joplin Street borings until it is determined that the City will be util/zing the property. 4.3. Consider Lion's Park Center Use Policy. Nfichele McPherson noted that on October 15, the Council reviewed the Lion's Park Policy and directed staff to make some amendments to the policy. Michele reviewed the changes made to the Lion's park Center Use Policy. Mayor IGinzing indicated that there might be some confusion between the terms non-profit organization and religious organization. Councilmember Kuester requested that the wording in #8 read, "The City reserves the right to cancel an application at any time." The $1,000 deposit requirement for priority 3, 4, and 5 users was discussed. Mayor Klinzing suggested that the policy be reviewed within 6-12 months. Nrichele McPherson indicated that she would present a f'mal policy for Council adoption at a future Council meeting. 4.4. Discuss Signs in City. Right-of-Way Michele McPherson reviewed the opinion from the City Attorney regarding the removal of signs in the city right-of-way. She indicated that the Opinion indicates that to effectively el/minate signs in the right-of-way, the ordinance must be consistently enforced.