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e e e Page 2 Elk River City Council Minutes August 15, 1988 Mayor Gunkel indicated that as no Council action is required for Item 4.1. - awards for the "Name That Park" contest, it would be appropriate to proceed with that agenda item. Accordingly, Mayor Gunkel indicated that Sharon Stone, 19223 Proctor Road, submitted the name Woodland Trails Park for the property which the City owns north of the golf course. The Mayor introduced Sharon to the audience and Sharon briefly spoke on how she arrived at the chosen name. Sharon received a $50 gift certificate from the City to Johnsons Department Store for submitting the winning name. Mayor Gunkel then indicated that Cindy Olson, 12935 Mississippi Road, submitted the winning name of Hillside Park for the City owned property that was formerly used as a City dump site. Mayor Gunkel introduced Cindy to the audience and Cindy briefly spoke on how she arrived at the chosen name of Hillside Park. Cindy received from the City, a $50 gift certificate to Furniture and Things for having submitted the chosen name for this park. Counci1member Holmgren arrived at this time. 1. Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the meeting of the Elk River City Council was called to order by Mayor Gunkel at 7:25 p.m. 2. Consideration of 8/15/85 City Council Agenda The City Administrator requested that the Engineering items (#6) and the Administrative items (#7) be placed on the agenda before the Building and Zoning items (#5). COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT MOVED TO APPROVE THE 8/15/88 CITY COUNCIL AGENDA AS AMENDED. COUNCILMEMBER HOLMGREN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 3-0. 3. Consideration of 8/1/88 City Council Minutes COUNCILMEMBER AS SUBMITTED. CARRIED 3-0. HOLMGREN MOVED TO APPROVE THE 8/1/88 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION 4. Open Mike The "Name that Park" contest awards were previously distributed by the Mayor. Nobody else was present for this agenda item. 6.1. Petition for Feasibility Study for Municipal Improvements submitted by Archambault and Diebel The Mayor indicated that the City had received a petition to determine the feasibility of installing sewer, water, and streets on the property that is east of Highway 169 directly south of the soon to be constructed northern access of Deerfield 3rd. The petition that has been received by the City for this feasibility study waives objections to any assessment of the cost of such a study and the petitioners have submitted a $1,000 escrow fund for this study.