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9. Ernie Thielke request for compensatory time payment. The City Administrator indicated that because there was no~previous,~ record of any payments to department heads of compensatory time upon termination and because of Mr. Thielke's status asa management employee" for the City of Elk River, that the City Council should deny Mr. Thielke's request for compensatory time payment. COUNCII.MAN ENGSTROM MOVED TO DENY MR. THIELKE'S CLAIM FOR COMPENSATORY TIME PAYMENT. . COUNCILMAN DUITSMAN SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION PASSED 4-0. ., kif , . 10. Sunday On-Sale Liquor License for Eagle's Club. The Administrator indicated that the Eagle's Club had applied for a Sunday On-Sale Liquor License and that such license would run in conjunction with the club on-sale license now maintained by the.Eagle's Club. ,Such license would expire on October 9, 1979. COUNCILMAN OTTO MOVED APPROVAL OF THE SUNDAY ON-SALE L QUOR LICENSE FOR THE EAGLE' S CWB EFFECTIVE. FROM THIS DATE THROOGH OCTOBER 9 1979, SUBJECT TO THE pAYMENT OF THE .APPROPRIATE PRO-RATED ~'OO. COUNCiLMAN DUITSMAN SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION PASSED 4-0. 11. McChesney Industrial Park Final Plat. In discussing the final plat of the McChesney Industrial Park, it was determined that if the City Council elected to bond for the installation of improvements in the McChesney Industrial Park.. ana &ssesatnecost back to the appropriate property owners, that Mr. McChesney. as well as an individual on the'south side of Meadowvale Road'would'be'involved with such assessments. Because a project of this naturewoulq. involve more than just Mr. McChesney, it would be necessary to complete the entire.' · process for improvements as specified by Chapter 429 of Minnesota State Statutes. COUNCILMAN TOTH MOVED APPROVAL OF THE MCCHESNEY' INDUSTRIAL PARK FINAL PLAT WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THE CITY' OF ELK RIVER WOOLDBE BONDING FOR AND AsSESSING THE COSTS OF .IMPROVEMENTS IN.. THE .:.tNbtiSTRIAL PARK. COUNCILMAN OOITSY-fAN SECONDED THE MOTION. .MOWON PASSED 4-0. 12. Labor Agreement with Teamster's Local No. 320 and City of Elk River. The City Administrator indicated that the labor agreement distributed to the City Council represented the complete contractual understanding with the City of Elk River and Teamster's Local No. 320. The Administrator indicated that he felt the contract was a fair contract in which both sides had compromised in many areas. The only area.,the Ad~tustrator recommended the Council not approve was that of wages for Police Officer inasmuch as this was to be litigated in District Court on June 2S, 1979. COUNCII.MAN ENGSTROM MOVED APPROVAL OF THE. LABOR AGREEMENT WITH TEAMSTER'S lOCAt No. 320 WITH THE SPECIFIC EXCWSION OF WAGE RATES FOR. POLICE OmG15m>.cOtfNCI1MA.N TOTH SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION pAssED 4-0. COUNCILMAN ENGSTROM MOVED TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR >>m. THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR TO RATIFY THE LABOR AG~N'1' ON BEHALF . OF THE Cln OF. ELK RIVER. COUNCILMAN TOTH SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION PASSED 4-0. 13. Employee health insurance program. The City Administrator explained that four health insurance programs for city employees had been reviewed by the Administrator, the department . heads and each of the employees. As a result of this review, it was the . . unanimous .~ decision of the employees to select the Physicians' Health Plan as the new grouP health insurance program. The Ad.ministrator indicated