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Lathrop: Griffiths: Susan, in your opinion, would the motion stated be adequate to protect us should it be found that we could get reimbursement? At this point, you should go ahead and adopt Resolution 8, Series 1992 so that we would be clearly protected with respect to the $163,000. If there is any further action that we could take that would be of assistance in protecting us with respect to any other funds, we could bring that back to you at the next Council meeting for action at that time. Sisk: I would like to see a resolution that complies with the attorney, Mr. Falochinsky's letter so we can be clearly on record that the resolution ~contemplates that these monies were expended in anticipation of the acquisition of the Water Treatment plant. I would like to have that on the February 4, 1992 Agenda. Howard: Is that an Amendment? Sisk: Yes. Howard: Then, somebody has to second it. Seconded by Lathrop. Ail in favor. REQUEST FOR AUTHORIZATION TO BID IMPROVEMENTS - LEON WURL HARPER LAKE WILDLIFE SANCTUARY, PHASE III & IV Steve Baysinger, Director of Parks & Recreation, commented that Harper Lake is a wildlife sanctuary which is approximately 30 acres in total size, 17 acres of which is actual land. It is bordered by McCaslin Blvd. on the west and completely bordered by houses on all the other sides. In Phase I; on the west side, the City did some berming; tree and shrub planting along with some drip irrigation; and wild flowers. In Phase II; more tree planting along the outlet; some drip irrigation; a handicap accessible path; and a soft surface trail around the perimeter of the Wildlife Sanctuary itself. There is $65,000.00 allocated in the 1992 Capital Budget from the proceeds of our Conservation Trust Fund (Lottery proceeds). In 1990, we began improvements at Harper Lake Wildlife Sanctuary and, at that time, it was proposed to be a four phased 19