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Elk River City Council Minutes August 28, 1995 Page (i e increasing by 2% (from approximately 24 to 24.5). At this time the proposed expenditures are projected to increase 12.25% and the proposed revenues are projected to increase 10.88%. The City Administrator reviewed the 24 departmental budgets in the general fund and the 6 special levies (library, equipment certificates, special assessments. HRA. EDA and landfill). The City Administrator distributed a capital outlay summary page and a new equipment reserve special levy page. The following general fund revenues were reviewed: taxes, intergovernmental revenues. charges for services and fines/forfeits. It was noted that the surface water management levy was 2.25% of the total in 1995 and is scheduled to be 2.25% of the total levy in 1996. COUNCILMEMBER HOLMGREN MOVED TO CALL A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL ON SEPTEMBER 5, 1995, AT 5 P.M. IN THE TRAINING ROOM TO REVIEW THE PROPOSED 1996 GENERAL FUND BUDGET AND TO CONSIDER BIDS FOR THE ELK HILLS DRIVE/DODGE AVENUE PROJECT AND OTHER AGENDA ITEMS THAT MAY NEED COUNCIL ACTION. COUNCILMEMBER FARBER SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 10. Other Business 7.4. Elk Hills Drive/Dodae Avenue Bids e COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ MOVED TO CONTINUE CONSIDERATION OF THE BIDS FOR THE ELK HILLS DRIVE/DODGE AVENUE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT UNTIL THE SEPTEMBER 5, 1995, MEETING. COUNCILMEMBER HOLMGREN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 11. Staff Updates The City Administrator distributed a memo from the Building Official regarding the Elk River School District SAC charge. The City Administrator explained that the Elk River School District is planning to relocate its Alternative Learning Center (ALe) from its existing site to another site for 2 or 3 years. The School District is requesting the city to consider a credit in the SAC charge for the temporary location. The City Administrator stated that the School District would be charged an estimated 7 additional SAC units. He suggested that since this is going to be a temporary facility, the SAC charges could be credited to the School District for their future permanent site. It was the consensus of the Council to draft a letter of understanding to the School District stating that the SAC charges paid on the temporary facility would be credited to the School District when the ALC center moves into a future permanent site. e The City Administrator informed the Council that test wells need to be dug on the property that the city is considering purchasing which is located next to the