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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCII MEETING MELD JULY 28, 1986 TONEA TRANSMISSION City Administrator Bernhardson reported per discussions with Craig Olson, the following opti-ns were considered: 1) stay at the existing 10 car limit with a conditional use permit and retain the pump island and use of gas tanks; 2) if additional parking slots are desired (14 slots), the pump island is to be removed with the tanks or replaced in another location. Staff recommends that the City work with Mr. Olson to get the 14 total spots in excnange for removal of the pump island and tanks. As part of the conditional use would be the guarantee that gas could be placed back on the irregardless of future zoning amendments. If this is not acceptabel to him, the City would then start tagging and towing if possible. City Attorney Blatz stated that based on research of the towing law which clearly states that only the owner of the car or Vroperty can request towing off private propert*. Zoning Admini •:trator Mabusth noted that the parking situation has been cleaned up and ;:hat Mr. Olson has come up with a policy and procedure for removal of the extra cars. It was moved by Councilmember Grabek, seconded by Councilmember Adams, to concur with the two options as outlined by staff. Motion, Ayes 3, Nays 0. PERMANENT PART TIME CLERICAL POSITION - JAMIE NORMA It was moved by Mayor Butler, seconded by Councilmember Grabek, to establish the position of Office Assistant at the rate of $6.00 per hour commencing 1 August 1986 and that the status of current temporary part-time employee Jamie Bosma be changed to permanent part time employe in that position commencing on that date with benefits retroactive to the 1st of June 1986. Motion, Ayes 3, Hays 0. ASSESSOR'S CONTRACT City Administrator Bernhardson stated tb in renewing the assessors contract, staff recommer approval of the 10% increase in contract price because of the quality of the work dune by them together with the fact that considerable personal attention is paid to people by the contractor's. They have made extensive efforts to improve their service both to the property owners and their work with the City. He also noted the increase in construction activity over the level when the contract was originally drawn.