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,. ~ MINUTES <br />MAY 23, 1990 <br />PAGE 4 <br />REQUEST FOR EMT-I TRAINING FOR RESCUE WORKERS DEFERRED AWAITING <br />RESULTS OF RESCUE TASK FORCE RECOMMENDATIONS <br />• Rescue Captain Ray Brown presented information on the cost of <br />the proposed training to upgrade Rescue Squad Members from EMT <br />to EMT-I status, and a request for authorization to solicit <br />training funds from the Falcon Heights/Lauderdale Lions Club. <br />Council discussed whether or not the training would be <br />beneficial to the community, and questioned the true cost, such <br />as retraining to ma in tan the EMT-I level, the projected use <br />required to cover increased costs while still maintaining <br />competitive ambulance fees, and whether or not the Rescue Task <br />Force would support it. Council referred the matter to the <br />Rescue Task Force for discussion and requested answers to the <br />questions regarding ongoing costs. <br />APPROVAL OF 1989 AUDIT REPORT <br />Council approved the Audit Report for the year ending December <br />31, 1989 as presented by Dick Ellsworth of George M. Hansen <br />Company, P.A. <br />RESOLUTIONS REGARDING 1666 COFFMAN TORRENS PROCEEDING <br />Gedde explained there are some problems with titles to the <br />property and both the residents of 1666 Coffman and the mortgage <br />companies are becoming uneasy. He .then presented Proposed <br />• Resolution R-90-23 approving the deeds on the property and <br />approving the development Agreement on which formal action is <br />required for title purposes. He also presented proposed <br />Resolution R-90-24 approving an agreement between the City and <br />the University of Minnesota relating to a utility easement and <br />amending the legal description on the lease for University Grove <br />Park. Gedde assured Council the Resolution will not change the <br />boundaries of the existing park land. Jacobs moved adoption of <br />both resolutions which carried unanimously. <br />RESOLUTION R-90-23 <br />A RESOLUTION APPROVING DOCUMENTS REGARDING. <br />1666 COFFMAN (DEEDS AND DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT) <br />RESOLUTION R-90-24 <br />A RESOLUTION APPROVING AGREEMENT REGARDING <br />EASEMENTS AND APPROVING AGREEMENT AMENDING <br />AND RESTATING LEASE FOR UNIVERSITY GROVE <br />PARR PROPERTY <br />CELEBRATE DRUG FREE COMMUNITIES PROGRAM - RED RIBBON CAMPAIGN <br />• Gehrz, speaking on behalf of the Drug Free Committee, requested <br />permission to tie red ribbons on City street and No Parking <br />signs, and to authorize using the City Hall address for mailing <br />donations.to the project. Council approved both requests. <br />
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