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City Council Minutes August 23, 1982 Page Nine 12. Resolution 82-17 Regarding Support of City Employee Actions Mayor Hinkle suggested that the City Administrator redraft Resolution 82-17, a resolution expressing City Council support for administrative and enforcement actions taken by City officials. 13. Pay Estimate Number 2 To C.S. McCrossan for the Industrial Park and Ridgewood East 2nd Addition Sanitary Sewer for $16,132.18. COUNCILMAN DUITSMAN MOVED TO APPROVE PAY ESTIMATE #2 TO C.S. McCROSSAN IN THE AMOUNT OF $16,132.18. COUNCILMAN ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 14. Administrator's Update A. Budget Preparation and Budget Schedule The City Administrator indicated that the City staff would be reviewing the proposed 1983 budget for the City of Elk River and then would be able to submit the proposed budget to the City Council at their first meeting in September. The City Administrator indicated that review of the budget would require approxi- mately two meetings in September. Councilman Duitsman suggested that the City Council begin review of the proposed budget at their September 13th regularly scheduled meeting date and then set the schedule for the balance of the required meetings to review the budget. B. School Street Improvement Project Mr. Terry Maurer of Consulting Engineers Diversified indicated that the storm sewer west of Jackson was done and that the construction was started on the east side of Jackson. Mr. Maurer indicated that the construction crew would be tearing up the blacktop and placing class 5 between Proctor and Jackson the later part of the week, and further indicated that the balance of the storm sewer pipe would be in before school started. Councilman Toth indicated that two trees on a citi- zen's property were not affected by the storm sewer. Mr. Terry Maurer indicated that they would be discussing the effect of the trees with the homeowners and further indicated that either the storm sewer grade would be changed or the storm sewer would be routed around the trees. Councilman Engstrom suggested that the engineers do whatever they can to save the trees. C. Dance1and Amusement Device License The City Administrator indicated that upon a physical inspection of the Dance1and premises, it was discovered that there were five more video game machines than were licensed. The City Administrator further indicated that Section 700.10 of the City Code specifies the procedure to be utilized by the City Council in taking either corrective action or disciplinary action against 1icenseho1ders.