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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING <br />HELD NOVEMBER 23, 1992 <br />(««13) 1993 WAGE & INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS <br />I^ was moved by Butler, seconded by Mayor Peterson, to approve the <br />ftt:iifT"rAg:ammef»daXioo__as outlined In the memo dated 11/19/92. The <br />combined effect of the wage and Insurance Increase Is to Increase <br />total wage and Insurance expenditures of 3.2X. Ayes 5, nays 0. <br /><*t14) CALENDAR OF OFFICIAL MEETINGS & HOLIDAYS FOR 1993 <br />It was moved by Butler, seconded by Mayor Peterson, to approve the <br />1993 calendar of official meetings and holidays. Ayes 5, nays 0. <br />(«»15) AMENDMENTS TO FEE SCHEDULE ORDINANCE *111, SECOND SERIES <br />It was moved by Butler, seconded by Mayor Peterson, to approve the <br />amendments to the 1993 fee schedule Ordinance #111, Second Series. <br />Ayes 5, nays 0. <br />(#16) DESIGNATED USE OF CRYSTAL BAY SITE <br />Moorse stated the general consensus by the Council with regard to <br />the use of the Crystal Bay site has been to leave the area as open <br />space/park land and start some process with the Park Commission and <br />neighbors to determine future use. He suggested the Council take <br />formal action to give staff direction on this Issue. <br />Butler felt the resolve of the use of this site Is based on the <br />need to balance the budget for the new facilities. <br />Callahan stated Council passed a resolution not long ago directing <br />staff to prepare a budget and prepare to remove the existing <br />buildings and turn the land Into greensward. The budget for the new <br />facilities had an off-setting revenue source from both the Crystal <br />Bay site and the Sewer pond site. He felt the economic situation <br />may not warrant the sale of either parcel at present. He felt they <br />should proceed as former Council action directed. He said to make <br />further commitment, Council needs to see the final budget for the <br />new faciIitIes. <br />Moorse indicated that within the budget for the new facilities, <br />$35,000 of revenue from the sale of the Crystal Bay site has been <br />listed, with an off-setting amount of $c5,0C0 to raze the existing <br />buildings. He noted the State Petro fund will pay a major portion <br />of the tank removal, and the City’s Insurance with the League of <br />Cities will pay the remainder o^ the cost. <br />Cali ahan noted It Is felt by some that the subdivision of the sewer <br />pond site will be quite costly, and therefore has not been pursued. <br />I