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CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT ORDINANCE #724 - AMENDING ELECTRIC CODE - 1ST READING PUBLICATION ORDINANCE #725 - WATER BONDS- 1ST READING PUBLICATION Councilman Meier 7/21/81 Page -3- Mr. Grover asked if there was a schedule and if it was available to the public so they could arrange games. Director Rioco advised there was a schedule and he could review it - a special permit is required that he obtain thru the Parks & Rec. Dept. to use the field. Re advised further the public is permitted to use the field if not scheduled previously.- preferences would be given to Little League, Coed and men's softball, then it is opened to the public. This is in addition to time set aside for watering the field. Mr. Rioco asked whom Mr. Grover spoke with in his department - he informed him he did not get his name, but knew it was not Director Rioco. Attorney Rautenstraus advised the ordinance was up for 1st reading and was asking council's permission to publish it. Re read the ordin- ance by title only and stated basically the fees for electrical inspections had been slightly altered. Councilman Fauson moved that Ordinance if724 Amending Electric Code be put out for pub- lication. Seconded by Councilman Cwrnnings. Question called for. All in favor. Motion carried 6-0. Attorney Rautenstraus read the ordinance by title only. Purpose of the ordinance was to issue general obligation bonds in the amount of $350,000 for extending and im- proving the waterworks system. Councilman DelPizzo moved that Ordinance if725 Water Bonds be put out for publication. Seconded by Councilman Brown. Expressed his concern that our present revenues from water charges did not cover our operating and maintenance expenses. Dunn Krahl, representative of the Boettcher and Co. advised the difference from the audit procedures and the way the City is allowed to pay for bonds is from tap fees - not 0 & M charges.