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children and the youth fees, maybe we can look at those fees a little closer. I also agree that 55 is a good age for seniors. Carnival moved to use the rates that Baysinger has presented with the correction that the youth be changed to $13.00 a month for the annual pass, that the age for seniors be 55 and that the non-resident not be charged an additional fee for the use of the facility, that the charge for the card be $5.00 more than the in city card and that the punch card accommodate additional fees, seconded by Sackett. By Roll Call Vote, motion passed 5-2 with Davidson and Szymanski voting no. Sackett asked to be excused from the next agenda item due to a conflict of interest. RESOLUTION #17, SERIES 1990, FINAL SUBDIVISION PLAT (REPEAT) HEALTH PARK SUBDIVISION FILING #4 Read by title only, Resolution #17, Series 1990, "A Resolution approving Health Park Subdivision filing no. 4 (replat)." Franklin stated this item was tabled to this meeting for consideration, we did have a work session which included discussion of the Avista Water Line Recovery. At that meeting I told council that Alan Beezley, representing Avista Hospital, and I would get together and negotiate a settlement before this meeting or this issue would not be on the agenda. We were unable to complete our work, however, we are still talking. Alan Beezley, representing Avista Hospital, stated they have been passing information back and forth regarding the reimbursement on the water line issue, but have not completed that process. We would request, however, that the council go toward and approve the replat for filing no. 4. Davidson moved and Hornbostel seconded to table this issue until the May 15, 1990 meeting. Motion passed 4-2. Beezley asked council why this was tabled again. Williams stated that council does not have to put that on the record if they so chose. 8