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MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 23, 1985 PAGE 3 Other items of concern discussed were neighborhood complaints regarding debris at the service station site, the Fire Department's notice that the underground gas tanks be removed (required by State Fire Code), and. the fact that a license has not been issued due to the lack of proof of fire insurance. Councilmember Baldwin comments that he was frustrated by the manner in which the legal counsel has handled the Bullseye matter, and distressed with Bullseye's violations of the development agreement. He was of the opinion that it is time for a confrontation now. Acting Mayor Hard inquired as to what action could be taken, to which Attorney Gasteazoro replied that she would review all violations and discuss with Mary Ippel consequences to the City (in regard to the bonding) should the project not go forward. Councilmember Ciernia stated that at the time the bonds were issued Ms. Ippel assured it would be of no cost to the City if the deal did not go through. Following the discussion, the Attorney was directed to draft and deliver a letter to Bullseye citing violations such as no license in place, and the need for a parking variance for retail sales. The matter of the unpaid rent from January 3 to January 18 will be handled separately. Councilmember Baldwin informed that the Human Rights Commission is preparing a comparable worth report for City employees as required by the State Human Rights Commission. Council will be kept informed. BULLSEYE GOLF (contd.) COUNCIL INFORMATION COMPARABLE WORTH REPORT Councilmembers Ciernia and Baldwin stated they had received inquires ROCK-A-FELLAS about the granting of a "Non-Intoxicating Malt Liquor License" to Rock- TO BE A-Fellas and requested that the deputies provide extra surveilance as MONITORED soon as the sale of malt liquor begins to see that the separate areas are maintained and at least two adult employees are on duty at all times as promised by the owner. Acting Mayor Hard announced that the Fire Department Relief Pension Fund FIRE DEPT. will be reviewed January 29, 1985 and a report will be presented to Council. PENSION FUND He also explained that the Department has information on two defibrillators, TO BE one at a cost of $9,400 (which includes training), and the other within the REVIEWED $7,000 amount budgeted (training cost would be additional). The cost of the accompanying radio would bein the $10,000 to $19,000 range. This item is not being considered at the present time, however, the Clerk Administrator will check into the possibility of grants for the radio. Acting Mayor Hard also informed that the 1985 Legislative Action Concerence LEGISLATIVE sponsored by the League of Minnesota Cities will be held January 29 and CONFERENCE 30 at the St. Paul Radisson. Acting Mayor Hard will attend the Conference. 1/29 & 1/30 Clerk Administrator Barnes informed that Senator Dieterich will draft SENATOR a bill appropriating funds ($200,000) for the University of Minnesota DIETERICH to participate in the upgrading of Roselawn and Cleveland. TO DRAFT BILL FUNDING FOR The Clerk Administrator also explained that Senator Dieterich suggested ROSELAWN & the City adopt a resolution indicating the manner in which the City CLEVELAND would prefer the PERA Board of Directors be appointed/elected. Mr. UPGRADING Barnes indicated that a combination of appointed and elected directors would be preferable. Councilmember Ciernia moved, seconded by Council-