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COUNCIL COMMENTS Cussen attended ithe walk-thru with staff of the Water Treatment Plant on Friday and was very pleased with the progress and related to staff that he was pleasE~d with the results. Hundley stated that a press release would go out this week. He also related that for a 4-hour period, the plant treated the equivalent of 8 mgd. And had the plant not been finished, the old plant only had the capacity of treating approximately 5 mgd. Morris stated that: she felt this Council should be applauded for making the decision to fast-tract so that this plant would have the capability of producing what they City obviously needs. Fauson has received complaints with regard to the browning of the grass at the cemetery. He has tried to explain that there is an old line supplying the cemetery and an apparent leak from a broken portion is the culprit. Also, rodents are eating the flowers explaining some recent problems with flowers disappearing. He asked that staff look into the problems and make residents aware of the situation. Luce asked if any feed back had been received from the State regarding the signals at the interchange. Phare explained that he had not as yet approached anyone at the State but will as soon as possible. Luce also extended his compliments and thanks to City staff members who worked very hard t:o get the plant project finished and on line. Mox-ris concurred. Mayor Meier publicly thanked the Louisville Chamber of Commerce and all the other entities involved in the 4th of July Celebration including the American Legion and the Fire Department. Al 1 their time and effort made this a very enjoyable celebration. This is one of the few cities around that can still put. together a successful community festivity. ADJOURNMENT Mayor Meier moved that the meeting be adjourned. Seconded and passed unanimously, the meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m. 8