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amount may be adjusted downward upon later decision of the Council and to appoint Kemper Securities Group, Inc. as the underwriter to work with the Authority on behalf of the City for the Authority's upcoming bond issue, seconded by Howard. All in favor. Mayor Fauson called for suspension of Regular Business for Council to attend an Executive Session for the purpose of determining a position relative to issues that may be subject to negotiations in connection with the acquisition of real property. Mayor Fauson moved that Council suspend Regular Business and go into Executive Session, seconded by Szymanski. All in favor. (7:50 p.m.) Mayor Fauson called the meeting back to order and returned to Regular Business at 8:07 p.m. DISCUSSION/MOTION - PROPERTY ACQUISITION - SOUTH WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES Tom Phare, Director of Public Works, explained to Council that included in the project estimate were funds for acquisition of parcels needed for pipe laying easements and drainage facilities related to the South Water Treatment Plant. The City has been in negotiation with the property owners and feels that it is to a point where the City needs to decide to proceed with the acquisition or find other alternate ways of completing the work. Staff is requesting that Council authorize the Public Works Department to finalize acquisition of a .638 parcel from the MillerlBusch estate for the amount of $3,704.00 with further authorization to reimburse the seller for out of pocket expenses of up to $250.00. Further, staff would like authorization to purchase a parcel that is .776 acres in size from the Calgrey Company for the amount of $6,208.00 and to have the Mayor authorized to execute the acquisition documents and deeds related to the acquisition of the property. Hornbostel so moved, seconded by Szymanski. All in favor. DISCUSSION/MOTION - HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE AGREEMENT WITH BOULDER COUNTY Tom Phare, Director of Public Works, explained to Council that included in the 1992 budget were funds for use of the County's household hazardous waste facility and operation of a household hazardous waste clean up day. Boulder County and the cities of Louisville, Lafayette, Boulder, and Longmont have been meeting to identify arrangements for municipal use of the household hazardous waste facility. We have two levels of funding for household hazardous waste in our budget; one was essentially the dollar amount you see that the agreement identifies for our drop off program; and there was a second amount related to the clean-up day in Louisville. In the audience tonight is Debbie Pfieff of the Boulder County Public Works Department, who is staffing the household hazardous waste cleanup program. Debbie has reported that the agreement has been approved by 7