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I r-’ r: m, REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 8, 1991 (#18)STUBBS BAY SEWER CONTINUED "Thtire S5?em to be some broad problems with jurisdiction and who is willing to use it. In fact, most agencies leave the issue up to the d .scretion of the individual c-^ties. T ie DNR is not enforcing anything at this time, but may start forcing cities to adopt shoreland regulations t:.at will force people with non-conforming systems to go v'^n holding tanks. If all that happens within the next year, and wa agree that we will interpret and enforce those regulations to the letter, it will be a rude awakening." Callahan stated that the City needs to make a decision, whether Council proceeds on their own, or with tiie help of a committee. Jabbour stated that i' tiie City enlists the aid of a citizens committee that it shoud be on the premine that something is going to be done. Ho said, "We should take the position that Stubbs Bay has to have sewer, and allow the committee to determine the extent of the project." Bernhardson clarified that the survey sent to the Stubbs Bay residents asked if they would favor municipal sewer at a specific price. He said, 'I believe that at least half of the people in that area want the sewer, it is just that they do not want to pay the price that we quoted to them." Jabbour suggested that City Staff could perhaps d*aft a letter to the residents in order to expand their awareness of the progress of the project. Gaffron stated that he would be meeting with Dave Peterson, a Stubbs Bay resident who ha^ he-^n talking to the residents about the project. He said that . Peterson may shed more light on the residents' feelings about the project. Mayor Peterson asked Gaffron if Council snuuld delay their decision until he can provide more information. Gaffron stated that he would have additional information to present at the April 22, 1991 Council meeting. It was the consensus of Council to delay any action on this item until they have reviewt»d additional information at their April 22, 1991 meeting. (•19)SALARY AOJOSTHBirr-BRUCE VANG It was moved by Butler, seconded by Mayor Peterson, to approve a salary adjustment for Bruc'^ Vang ar. Level 7, Step 4, at a rate of $14,991 p?r hour effective as of April 22 1991. All voted aye. Motion passed. - 25 -