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R�GULAR MEETING OF TFiE ORONO COUNCIL, JULY 24, 1979 Page 31 Dick Benson, City Administrator, presented the City P�4JCC INTERCEPTOR & Council with the following memb, dated July 20, TANA�ER LAKE BRIDGE* 1979 , which states: The Psetropolitan Waste Control Commission Interceptor and Tanager Lake bridge are progressing and should be completed the week of August 6 , 1979. The contractor has nearly completed construction of the interceptor on the west side to Tanager bridge and will start construc +�.i'.on on the east side to Orono Orchard Road next week. We are requesting the engineers not to start construction of the interceptor on Orono Orchard Road to the Long Lake sewer plant until Hennepin County #15 and Tanager Lake bridge are open. There is a tremendous amount of traffic traveling Orono Orchard Road and sewer construction v�ould only create extreme hardships for residents and er.lergency vehicles if County Road #kl5 is not open. Council Meeting - July 24, •1979 tZayor Van Pdest moved, Butler seconded, to accent the above memo concerning Tanager Lake bridge and inter- ceptor construction and to inforr.m the P4etropolitan Waste Control Cor.mriission that Orono does not approve of continuing on Orono Orchard Road until Hennepin County Road #15 is open. r�lotion, Ayes (4) - PJays (0) . Mayor Van Nest moved, Butler seconded, to approve the ORONO-LONG LAKE POLICE Police Service Agreement to Long Lake considering the AGREEl4ENT* following factors: population, assessed valuation, miles of streets, square miles in the City as a per- centage to the total cost. The 10% administrative overhead, and 6o contract charge will continue; included will be additional charge to the City of Long Lake for two additional patrolmen �vho will be assigned to the City on two, eight-hour shifts; they will be supervised by Orono and will be avail- able to respond to any emergencj� with the three cities. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0) . v Dick Benson, City Administrator, informed the City CRYSTAL BAY POST OFFICE Council that the Crystal Bay Post Office is for sale and that the lease to the Postal Departr.ient expires iri 1980. The building is an excellent opportunity for us to complete our original plans to remain here in Crystal Bay utilizing the available property and buildings for administration purposes without causing a bond issue for other administrative locations. (Continued)