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I I I Council Mi nutes October 9, 1984 Page Three Anderson stated he had nothing further to add to the staff report concerning the use of the clubhouse. Blomquist asked how many requests to use the clubhouse facilities had been made. Use of Clubhouse Report 84-269 Anderson stated that four requests had been made in the last month: two were scheduled, one is tentative, and one was an inquiry. Motion by Schmidt, seconded by Janecek, to APPROVE THE POLICY GOVERNING PUBLIC USE OF BRIGHTWOOD HILLS CLUBHOUSE FACILITIES AND THAT THE SECTION REGARDING CLASSIFICATION OF FEES (ITEM B #1) BE MODIFIED TO READ AS FOLLOWS: 1. IF THE DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION DEEMS IT NECESSARY FOR ADDITIONAL SUPERVISION, THE GROUP WOULD HAVE TO PAY AS DETERMINED BY THE DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Egan had no further comments to the staff report concerning the 1985 budget and tax levy and the scheduled levies for bond debt obligations. 1985 Budget and Tax Levy Report 84-270 Resolution 84-148 Janecek stated that the budget presented was a very reasonable budget and was very easy to work with. Scheduled Levies for Bonded Debt Obligations Report 84-270 Resolution 84-149 Blomquist stated that he has been involved with seven budgets and the budget received this year was by far the easiest for him. Schmidt stated that there has been prudent management in the past, but the need to fund obligations in the future will have to be taken into consideration. In the Minnesota League publication, the breakdown of cities' taxing shows New Brighton to be one of the lowest at ten mills, and the School District is one of the lowest. Motion by Harcus, seconded by Blomquist, to waive the reading and adopt (1) RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE 1985 BUDGET AND CERTIFYING THE TAX LEVY, and (2) RESOLUTION AMENDING THE SCHEDULED LEVIES AND BONDED DEBT OBLIGATIONS. 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried Sinda reviewed the staff r~port regarding consideration of lobbying efforts through the National League of Cities concerning New Brighton's water contamination problem. Water Contamination Problem/National League of Cities Report 84-271 Benke stated that Congress has deferred action on the Superfund Bill and, in terms of our situation, some action should be taken.