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. RE�ULAR P�EETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL, OCTOBER 26, 1978 Page 7 Air. John Gerhardson, Public Works Coordinator, SALARY INCREASE* presented the City Council with the following Dale Skreen memo concerning a salary increase for Mr. Dale Skreen, dated October 18, 1978 , which states: In July of 1977, r'Ir. Dale Skreen was appointed heavy equipment operator at a rate of $6. 92 per • hour. In P4ay of 1978, 2•4r. Skreen was evaluated and received the intermediate salary of $7. 40 per hour, with a performance and salary evaluation scheduled for September 1978. Mr. Skreen' s performance and attitude is such that I am recomr.►ending that he receive the full scale for heavy equipment operator of $7. 54 per hour, effective October 30 , 1978. This increase . cvas discussed and approved by P4r. Benson on October 18, 1978. Council Meeting - October 26, 1978 Butler moved, Pesek seconded, to approve a salary increase for Dale Skreen to $7. 54 per hour, effective October 30, 1978. P4otion, Ayes (3) - Nays (0) . iZr. Alan Olson, City Planner, entered into the DAYTON PROPERTY record the following concerning the Dayton land offer dated October 20, 1978, which states: The property has been surveyed this fall as shown on the attached drawing. Messers. Gerhardson and Olson have walked the property and found the corner riarkers. The survey indicates inclusion of the north 90 ft. of Parcel 1650. This area is roughly equal to the wooded slope just south of the grassy area. The slope provides a buffer between this property and the house facing Old Long Lake Boulevard. Separation of this portion leaves the house on a lot less than two acres in size. The slope is not "buildable" ground however, so legal separation has no practical effect_ To date, the City has not received deeds acceptable to the City Attorney. Inclusion of the 90 ft. parcel would constitute a subdivision under our ordinances. The Council should first decide whether of not this slope should be accepted. If so, we recor_Zmend that a record plat be provided by the donor for proper legal subdivision and for proper permanent recording of the true property boundaries. (Continued)