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PI utilities Committee October 23, 2000 Page 2 Energy. Council Member Ujdak noted that there is a growing problem with regard to corn stalks in sewers. Mr. Zmudzinski stated that New Energy was granted a variance five (5) years ago. New Energy was opened in 1985 and had no pretreatment regulations. The City has commissioned a study by an engineering firm on solids and pretreatment needs with regard to New Energy. Council Member Ujdak inquired about the time table,noting that the problem with regard to around Leland Avenue and St. Adelbert's Catholic odor and corn stalks is growing especially Church. Mr. Zmudzinski noted that the maintenance issues will be studied as well as overflow issues and odor issues. Gary Gilot, Director of Public Works, noted that the Bill is recommending the proposed changes based on"good science"which is improving each year in this area. Following discussion, Council Member Aranowski made a motion, seconded by Council Member Kelly that Bill No.93-00 be recommended favorably to Council. The motion passed. There being no further business to come before the Committee, Council Member Kirsits adjourned the meeting at 5:25 p.m. At 5:30 p.m. Council Member Kirsits reconvened the Utilities Committee in the Council Informal Meeting Room. At this time, Mayor Stephen J. Luecke, Council Member Coleman and City Attorney John Broden joining the others listed as being present for the prior portion of the Utilities Committee meeting. Mayor Luecke noted that the effluent from the ethanol plant does cause problems in the city especially along Leland Avenue. Mayor Luecke then shared information with those present about the adult business ordinance and the College Football Hall of Fame. At 5:50 p.m.,Council Member Kirsits adjourned the Committee meeting. Respectfully submitted, Council Member Al`Buddy"Kirsits,Chairperson Utilities Committee KCF:kmf Attachments •