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Howard: I want to add my accolades. I think this is an extremely worthwhile program. Sisk: Having a son that participated last year, I thank you. What would you like from us? Meier: Last year the Finance Committee recommended to City Council that they take funds from the Contingency Fund to pay for this. Basically, what it amounts to is use of the Louisville Recreation Center for May 9, 1992, and it has already been penciled in by Steve Baysinger. The earlier closing time, staff time to run the facility, custodial overtime, and police support of two officers for security. Sisk moved to have Council grant Mr. Meier's request. Howard. Seconded by Davidson added a friendly amendment to refer the financing to the Finance Committee. Sisk and Howard agreed. All in favor. Davidson moved to have Council adjourn to Executive Session. Seconded by Lathrop. All in favor. A~rOURNED TO EXECUTIVE SESSION REPORT CONCERNING EXECUTIVE SESSION Griffiths, stated items discussed during Executive Session were matters of pending litigation, involving the City of Louisville. Particularly, to respond to questions from the City Council regarding pending litigation involving the City of Louisville, particularly from members of the Council who were relatively new to the Council and did not have a history on some of that litigation. AUTHORIZATION TO APPROVE 1992 AGREEMENT FOR ELECTRICAL INSPECTION SERVICES Davidson explained that the reason he asked that this be moved from the Consent Calendar to the Regular Agenda was that as he read the contract, page two, paragraph six, "this agreement may be terminated, at any time, without cause, by mutual agreement of both parties." It seemed to him that the City should not enter into a two year agreement for a sub-contractor, where it takes a mutual agreement of the parties to terminate it. He suggested that Council approve the contract by striking "by mutual agreement of 15