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~~~ 1 `t 2TNL""r' Vil 1 J REGULAR CIT ~' COUP~CIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 22, 1982 PAGE 6 for the same purpose. Study would have to be done before any installation could take place. Cost of the installation would be approximately X60,000 plus maintenance. Brad Lemberg advised that wires nave beer, run during the Community Center construction so if a traffic light was warranted at some future date, the blacktop would not have to be dug up. Counci.lmerzber Chestovich advised Council that iterris that are to be included FALL ir. the newsletter should be submitted as soon as possible because it had NEWSLETTER +..o be sent to the printers by Gctober 15. Mayor 'Jarkertien moved adoption of Resolution 82-k2 authorizing submitting a warranty deed to GTA for sale of the City Hall property. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Eggert and upon a vote being taken carried unanimously. RESOLUTION 82-1a2 RESOLUTION 82-l~2 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EkF,CUTIGN AND DELIVERY OF r'~~ARRANTY DEED Mayor Warkentien made a motion authorizing a payment to Erwin 1',Zontgomery PAYMENT TO Construction for overtime in the amount cf ~10,1t70 on the Gortner~ ERWIN Larpenteur Storrr~ Sewer. The motion was seconded by Councilmember Larson. NIONTG0~4ERY TFOtion carried unanimously. CONSTRUCTION Councilmember Chestovich requested Clerk Administrator Barnes to again COHEN RED call Cohen's Shopping Center and request removal of the stove and UESTED TO garbage in the rear of the building. REMOVE DERBIS Councilmember Chestovich advised Council that tre Falcon Heights school FALCON issue had not been placed on the agenda for the next School Board meeting. HEIGHTS SCHOGL She also advised that there would be an Open House at Brimhall School on & ERIMHALL October 12 to meet with the legislators elect and the discussion would be OPEN HOUSE limited primarily to education. Councilmember Larson informed Council that the Fire Chief and the DISCUSSIOPd- entire Fire and Rescue Department were very disturbed at the treatment POSSIBLE received by Chief Renchin at the Council Budget Vdorkshop, the RESIGNATION treatment of Firemen Pantzer and Schauffert at the City Nall Dedi- OF' FIRE cation meetings, and the fact that the Fire and Rescue Department was CHIEF not acknowledged on the Dedication Brochure. Due to this, Chief Renchin had turned his badge into Councilmember Larson and the remainder of the Department had threatened to resign if the Chief resigns. After spending a good deal of time with the Department discussing the matter, Councilmember Larson had convinced the Chief to postpone his resignation until after Council had an opportunity to discuss the problem. Council discussed the possible resignation and the manner ir. which the Dedication Committee had been chosen. Councilmember Chestovich said she did not have any problems with the people chosen for the committee but the manner in which they were chosen (without input '~ from all Councilmembers) and Councilmembers Eggert and Larson agreed.