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-, August 3, 1981 Page Three garding the transfer of funds from the Sewer Department fund to the General Fund, as the budget projects a $15,000.00 transfer to the General Fund from the Sewer. Fund. COUNCILMAN. DUITSMAN MOVED TO. APPROVE A 10% RATE INCREA~E EFFECTIVE. SEPTEMBER 1, FOR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR 1981, IN THE SEl.vER USER ~EES. COUNCILMAN ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3 O. 11. 3.2 On-Sale Beer License for Firefighters Barn Dance COUNCILMAN DUITSMAN. MOVED TO APPROVE THE 3.2 BEER LICENSE FOR THE FIREFIGHTERS BARN DANCE. COUNCILMAN ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 3-0. ll~. The Shoulders on the Streets in the Peterson Addition Councilman Engstrom indicated that he had received complaints from the resi- dents in the Peterson Addition that the shoulders on their roads have not been completed. Councilman Engstrom indicated that the completion of the shoulders were a part of the project. The City Administrator indicated that he would review the area with the City's Engineers, McCombs, Knutson and Associates, and require the contractor to com- plete the project. 12. Administrator's Update A. Sanitary Sewer Interceptor The City Administrator indicated that the project was proceeding on schedule and that the Engineers have reviewed the feasibil~ty of building the sewer interceptor in the right-of-way in the Schoolview Addition. The City Ad- ministrator indicated that the Engineers recommend the line be built in line with the lift station out of the right-of-way because of the utility cables and the water lines in the right-of-way. Councilman Toth questioned the number of trees that would be required to be removed from the Powers' prop- erty. The City Administrator indicated that approximately 7 evergreen trees would have to be removed from the Powers ,. property, and further indicated that the obtaining of an easement from Mrs. Powers was in the process. B. Gravel Tax The City Administrator indicated that the legislation proposed for a gravel tax placed by the Municipalities on gravel pit operations was not adopted and further indicated that such legislation was not proposed in the near future. C. Budget Committee The City Administrator indicated that he was in the process of setting up a Budget Connnittee meeting to discuss certain key issues to be considered by the City Council in the 1982 budget and to proceed at a slower pace in the five-year budget projection.