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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEE I'1NU - AUGUS 1 12, 1991 <br />(##3) APPROVAL OF MINUTES — cont. <br />Gerhardson understood the adjustment would run through the <br />`training period, during which he would be responsible for helping <br />the new administrator. After that period it would be "'re- <br />evaluated. <br />It was moved by Goetten, seconded by Jabbour, to approve the <br />minutes of the Special meeting of the Council held on July 23, <br />1991. Ayes 5, nays 0. <br />(##4) APPROVAL OF MINUTES <br />Goetten felt the minutes should reflect that City staff <br />would also be assisting Gabriel Jabbour and Maureen Bellows with <br />the review of the Request for Proposals for construction manager. <br />Mayor Peterson agreed that the minutes should be changed to <br />reflect this. <br />It was moved by Goetten, seconded by Jabbour, to approve the <br />minutes of the special meeting of the Council held on July 30, <br />1991 with the proposed amendment. Ayes 5, nays 0. <br />(##5) ORONO SEWER SITE /PLANNING ASSISTANCE <br />Mr. Vongries, Park Commission member was present to explain <br />the Park Commission's position on this matter. He noted that the <br />City Council had received a letter from Mr. Flint, Chairman of <br />the Park Commission, which summarizes their progress with respect <br />to the City properties, in particular the sewer pond property. <br />Vongries noted that Mr. Shardlow of Dahlgren Shardlow & Uban <br />was in attendance at the last meeting to offer any assistance the <br />Commission had in' planning this property. He has submitted a <br />proposal for $950 for his help in this planning. Vongries <br />requested the Council authorize the expenditure of the $950 for <br />the planning services. <br />Gerhardson noted that the money-could come from the Park.. <br />Dedication Fund. <br />Mayor Peterson felt that it would be more appropriate than <br />taking it from the General Fund. <br />Callahan noted that the City does own the property, not the <br />Park Commission, and therefore the Commission should -in fact <br />purchase the property from the City. <br />Vongries noted that the Park Commission had not looked at <br />purchasing the property, and this may indeed change their minds <br />on what to do with this area. <br />Jabbour noted that a more comprehensive plan is needed to. <br />determine what is going to be done with the property. <br />2 1a <br />