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Ciry Council Minutes <br />April 12, 2010 <br />Page 2 <br />8. NO OVERNIGHT STORAGE OF EQUIPMENT OR <br />MERCHANDISE. <br />3.2. HIRE SHANTI GOTH AS REGULAR PART-TIME (30 HOURS PER <br />WEEK) LIQUOR STORE CLERK AT STEP A. <br />3.3. APPROVE SPENDING $4,000 OUT OF THE SURFACE WATER <br />MANAGEMENT FUND TO HIRE BONESTROO, INC. TO PROVIDE <br />MS4 AND CONSTRUCTION SITE EROSION CONTROL TRAINING <br />TO CITY STAFF. <br />3.4. ENERGY CITY DISCUSSION ON GOALS AND THE COMMISSION'S <br />SUNSET DATE HAS BEEN DELAYED UNTIL THE MAY <br />WORKSESSION AT THE REQUEST OF THE ENERGY CITY <br />COMMISSION. <br />3.5. APPROVAL OF THE WASTE DELIVERY AGREEMENT WITH <br />RESOURCE RECOVERY TECHNOLOGIES TO BE IN EFFECT ONCE <br />GREAT RIVER ENERGY PURCHASES RESOURCE RECOVERY <br />TECHNOLOGIES. <br />MOTION CARRIED 5-0. <br />4. Open Mike <br />No one appeared for open mike. <br />5.1. Interview Parks and Recreation Commission Applicant <br />Councilmember Motin recused himself from this item stating that Mr. Karlsen is a client of <br />his and there is a financial interest involved. <br />The Council interviewed Andrew Karlsen. <br />MOVED BY COUNCILMEMBER ZERWAS AND SECONDED BY <br />COUNCILMEMBER WESTGAARD TO APPOINT ANDREW KARLSEN TO <br />THE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION TO FULFILL AN <br />UNEXPIRED TERM TO EXPIRE FEBRUARY 28, 2013. MOTION CARRIED 4- <br />0. Councilmember Motin abstained. <br />5.2. Elk River Independence Day 2010 Committee Presentation <br />Jim Boyle, representing the Elk River Independence Day Committee, explained the <br />Committee's plans for the Fourth of July event in Elk River. He indicated that the event will <br />be held at Lion's Park and fireworks will be shot off from the High School football field. He <br />noted that the Committee wants the event to be uniquely different from the event held in <br />prior years. <br />Mr. Boyle stated that Chief Beahen has attended the Committee meetings and has estimated <br />that the event will need approximately five patrol officers and five police reserves for an <br />estimated cost of about $2,500. Mr. Boyle asked the City Council if they would be willing to <br />donate the police overtime for the event. <br />Steve Rohlf, Committee member, added that the event has reduced hours from previous <br />events, no alcohol, and not as many people are expected. <br />