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1 I 1 Council Meeting Minutes March 26, 1991 Page 6 Council Business. continued It is uncertain when funding will cease, but the recycling charge may be removed from tax statements the end of 1991. If this occurs, the City will activate the new hauler fee schedule beginning October 1, 1991. Fridgen said haulers are required to state their volume based fee structure on the license application and notify customers of the structure. The City will publish the rate structures in a future City Newsletter. The 6,000 recycling bins will be distributed on April 20, 1991. E-Z Recycling has volunteered to deliver the bins to half of the City, and 60 volunteers will be sought to distribute bins to the remaining addresses. Motion by Gunderman, seconded by Benke, to WAIVE THE READING AND ADOPT THE RESOLUTION TO EXTEND THE PRESENT GARBAGE LICENSE FEE SCHEDULE UNTIL OCTOBER 1, 1991. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried. Childs said the Occupational, Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires that personnel who. in the normal course of their jobs. have likelihood of contracting the Hepatitis B Virus be given the opportunity to be vaccinated. OSHA requires the employer pay for the vaccination. The City's health insurance provider has stated they would not pay for the vaccination. It has been decided that a large number of Metropolitan cities will jointly administer the vaccination to reduce costs, and the City of Bloomington's Health Department will be responsible for the vaccination. A city's cost per employee is $140.00 and includes the full series. Childs said this is one of many joint/sharing activities are occurring between municipalities. Consent forms have been executed by 23 New Brighton employees (15 police, 8 firefighters). Motion by Benke, seconded by Williams, to APPROVE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CITY OF BLOOMINGTON NAMING THEM AS THE ENTITY TO ADMINISTER THE HEPATITIS B VACCINATIONS TO CITY OF NEW BRIGHTON EMPLOYEES AND AUTHORIZE MAYOR AND CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE SAME. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried. Mattila presented an application for a special and nonconforming use permits and site plan review for a 3,500 square foot addition onto the Atonement Lutheran Church building. The addition would accommodate a worship center, nursery, kitchen. library, and reception area. The addition complies with the special and nonconforming use and parking ordinance standards. Council Business Solid Waste Ordinance Report 91-075 Hepatitis B Vaccination Report 91-076 Attonement Lutheran Church Report 91-061 Resolution 91-025 Resolution 91.026