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7. ;3cl1001v'iS1tI l"c1.c1ition. ~:e~'Jf~r SJT3tern The Cit:;r .hclrnini2,t,rG.tor l)I&i.efl~l reviewed for the COlJncil, co:pies of p8.st rninute3/"r}'~ relating to t11c SC11oo1vj~e\.'J Sel"Jer S~r~:ten~!. The l~dmini~:.)trator e)~pleine(i to tIle Cotu1cil t,rlP.t it VIes 2_ppc;_rf~rltl~l c:. decision of the pC1~3t Coun.cil to order the instel12tion of c3C1jJer em::! ,,'rater Hith the expect2tion that <3 grant v.JQuld be received to peW for the project. 3urx~equently; the grnnt did not mc:,terialize [iYtcl tL COf~~t. b.ocJ. to be born b3: tll.e reE~-iderlts i11 tJ:"i8 areE. It ~-'J2.S the consenSU~3 of the City Council thetcchould grants become eVccilable for con2,truction of SC1-T(:T trunk lines to serve the Schoolvie1rJ Adc1ition, th2t they be pursued by the City j:~d.rnini~3t.r3tor. (~) , 8~ Ordj.nexlce RegarclirlC SE:.unp~:~ ~ Iter Pc.rlors arlo_ f-.laEsege Pa.rlors The City Adminidretor briefly revie1rJed H memo on the sauna, massage and rap parlor ordinances from the City Attorney for the members of the City Cormcil. The Attorney' 5 memo indicated that the orclimmces as prepared vJere modeled lDrgely [fter the City of St. Paul B.nd the City of Coon Rapids I vTho each Dclopted",imilar ordinance;::. The Attorney 21so indicated that there had been :orne legul chnl1cmge;:] but that St. Paul attorneY;3 were reasonably sure that the ordinance would be sustained. The Attorney also reviewed the basis upon \{hich members of the City Cormcil should arrive et a fee for the licensing of the estDbliEhment in question. COUNCIULA.N DUI'T'SlfLAN IclO'iJ}W FOR THE APPROVAL OF ORDINANCE 78-16, PROVTDING FOE TIIG:: REGULATION .AND LICENSING OF SAUNAS AND UI,c~C'r,{"lT" 17c'mrRTIQP1:IT:'T'J'1'c_, ':,,:CC-.,'TiDC I."T, ~.1'\cQC'1TC'T.;'C "U'l TJ:-wPT?BY N,"T?I,m-'-1\TG 'T'}ITi' -I,\1TFIr:IDt.L ll.!:;"\.jut\\.7.i.J .",;j01.n~_"D l....J.H'.L:,1~\:J.~j' .!.'.~.~..J1JJ.:;Uli.1-J ..~~l-dj i',lr~LJ...j"U...Ji.JU .t.....r..,LJ ...1.....:J.l.w..:J _ l.'l..LJ~.LJJ-.1-\J;r 1.L-' lU_'~ v 1.r1. COur:; BY ADJ1LNG CHAY'l'EE 1)' f\ND OIW1Nf\NCE 78-17 PROVTDING FOR THE REGULA'rION AND I"ICE1)fJING OF CONv"'ERSATION l-'ARLORS AND TH}~lfr<;BY PJ"IENDING 'PHE l'1UNICIPAL CODE BY AnDING CHAPTER. 20 lJITH FEES FOE A BUSINESS LICENSE SET AT $2,500, HITH it $500 HfV"}i;STIGATION FEE AND FSl~S SET FOR INDIVIDUAL LICENSES OF $1 00 ~nTH A $500 TN\r}T;STTGl~TION FEL COUNCILlfJi'iN ENGSTHOI1 5ECONDED THE HOTTON. nOTION FASSED ( ~ r'- 9. lSe~'Jer R8.te Increase The City Administrator briefl;! revicvred 2. handout given to the members of the City Cormcil. The information presented to the COD..."1cil summarized the projected revenues "md expem!es in the seh'er frmd for 1978 Bnd 1979. The Administrator indicated that through either a miscn.lculation or lack of cmmnrmic at ion , the seller revenues for 1978 ItJould be le;:;s them anticipated and as such, the Bel\Ter fund would not be generating a surplus as originally was projected. The Administr2tor 2150 indicated that it v.Jds necessary to raise the rate to approximately $1. 25 per thou~)cmd per quarter in order to break even for 1979. After D review of the information, the COlli~cil consensus was to make a moderate increa se in sevier ratcf;, at this point, and then I' eviev,r the rates again after the end of the first qunrter to see if a further increase is needed or justified. COUNCIT,liIAN TOTE IJIOVED TO INCm:ASE SE1rJER R4TES TO $1.10 PER THOUSAND GALLONS PER QUAHTEIi, Er"'FECTIVE JANU.ARY OF 1979. COUNCIlYJ1:cN ENGSTROlv; SECONDED THE HOTION. MOTION PASS:SD 4-0. 11\ -"" -j. LilJr8.r'1 B02~rc_ l-ir;p/ointrnent'C:3 ~ No action I,m;:, taken on this item so that a potential candidate for the Libray B02rd could be informed of meeting times and dates. ) -.-,,/