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RESOLUTION NO. 22 DESIGNATING HARPER LAKE AS A WILDLIFE SANCTUARY ORDINANCE NO. 667 3.2% BEER SALES RESOLUTION NO. 21 LARELLA STOUT CITY ADMINISTRATOR REPORT OUTSIDE WATER TAP REPORT Minutes - page 3 November 7, 1979 Attorney Joss read Resolution No. 22, establishing the Leon A. Wurl Wildlife Sanctuary located at Harper Lake. Councilman DelPizzo moved that Resolution No. 22 be adopted. Seconded by Council- man Meier. Motion carried. All members of Council had before them a copy of Ordinance No. 667 for their revie'w and files. Attorney Joss read the ordinance on first reading by title only, stating that this ordinance, if adopted, would restrict the sale of 3.2% beer on Sundays, from 12:00 A.M. to 5:00 A.M. After comments Councilman Meier moved that Ordinance No. 667 be ordered published. Seconded by Councilman DiCarlo. Motion carried. Mr. Wurl read Resolution No. 21 in honor of Larella Stout who was retiring as librarian. Councilman Berry moved that Resolution No. 21, Series 1979, be adopted. Second- ed by Councilman DiCarlo. Motion carried. Mayor Waschak presented Mrs. Stout with a plaque in appreciation for all her work and service. Mr. W'url stated that in the study staff found 93 potential water taps in __the _plan- ning area and outside the planning area a possible 23. Mr. Wurl stated that he did not feel that the additional-taps mentioned would effect the supply of our customers, since it would take up to 10 years for all to be connected. Mr. Wurl stated that since most of the taps are wi.thin the City urban service are they will probably annex to the city. He did not that three of the houses re- questing service are not in the urban service area or the planning area. These are the two proposed houses with the Wooden Shoe school and the Kuykendall residence.