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MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 28, 1977 page 3 Clerk-Administrator Barnes reported that the flyers for the swmner recreation program were. not our yet because there is a problem with-girls softball as Roseville will not permit at~r teams from our City to participate in their program this year. Falcon Heights is attempting to get in with either Maplewood, Little Canada or New Brighton. Clerk-Administrator Barnes stated there are two porspective tennis instructors, a soccer instructor has committed himself and so has a volleyball in- structor. Horseshoes is sti.11 planned but there is, as yet, no instructor. Mr. Barnes stated he hopes to have the flyers out next week. The Cou~il reviewed a schedule of proposed permit and license fees and made numerous suggestions as to possible revisions. Council directed Clerk-Administrator Barnes to trim and simplify the list and rejpresent it at the next meetitag. Councilman Labalestra reported that he had attended a public hearing on the Minnesota Health Services Act during the past week. Re gave a brief summary of the committee's ob3ectives and goals. He stated the program was still sort of a nebulous theory. Councilman Labalestra stated he would attempt to keep abreast of the program and report aqy significant new informa- tion. Councilman Black noted that State Senator Neil Dieterich had spent a lot of time on the Unit Pr3,cing bill, which wa+~ defeated. Councilman Ecklund informed Council that Lido Cafe had offered to pay the prnting_ costs for the "~,0 Ways to Protect Your Home" booklets and possible a poster to be distributed to Falcon Heights residents by the Human Rights Commission. Councilman Ecklund requested the City purchase a rubber stamp imprinted with "Distributed by the Falcon Heights Human Rights Commis- sion -Printing costs donated by Lido Caf®." Council agreed to the proposal. Councilman Ecklund noted that Ramsey County has denied Falcon He~glits~ request for afour-xay stop sign at Cleveland and Roselawn Avenue. Councilman Ecklund also. noted he had attended a meeting on 91l Radio Communications in regard to the entire dispatching pro- blem. He said the committee will be meeting again, probably to formulate a 3oint powers agreement. Councilman Steele, noted that on April 8, at appro~dmately 10:15 to 10220 am., for the third time, ther® was a xcxna,s, appeared not in uniform, riding in the deputies vehicle.. They were observed going into the Falcon Heights Pharmacy to purchase c3.garettes. Along the same. line, Councilman Labalestra noted that on the evening of the chase of the alleged burglars, in the ITorthhome area, there was a report of a citizen, armed with a shotgum, riding in the squad. Councilman Ecklund said he would check out the allegations and report back to Council. 37 PROGRESS REPORT ON SUl9~R RECREA- TION PROGRAM RE{TIEW OF LICENSE AND PERMIT FEES REPORT ON MINNESOTA HEALTH SERVICES ACT UNIT PRICING BILL DEFEATED LIDO CAFE TO PAY PRINTING COSTS ON HOME PRATECTION BOOKLETS 1t~1AY STOP AT CLEVELAND AND ROSELAWN DENIED REPORT ON 911 COMMfIN'ICATIONS RBQUSST FOR INFORMATION ON VARIOUS DSPUTY ACTIVITIES