HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCWkspAgenda 5-7-14Falcon Heights City Council Workshop
City Hall
2077 W Larpenteur Ave.
6:30 p.m.
AGENDA
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
1) Discussion relating to a multi-year Police
partnership/contract with St. Anthony.
2) Continued discussion on future staffing. (No
Attachments)
3) Continued discussion regarding the City’s possible
adoption of a PACE program through the St. Paul Port
Authority
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Council Workshop Staff Report
The City That Soars!
Meeting Date May 7, 2014
Agenda Item Workshop 1
Attachment Letter from St Anthony City Manager
Mark Casey
Submitted By Bart Fischer, City Administrator
Item Discussion relating to a multi-year Police partnership/contract with St Anthony.
Description
Recently, discussions have taken place between representatives of Falcon Heights,
Lauderdale and St Anthony relating to the Police Services Contract that is up for
approval this year.
Because of the longstanding relationship with St Anthony and the quality service
the Police Department provides, conversation has revolved around the possibility of
approving a long-term, multi-year contract with the SAPD for Police Services.
Staff would like to discuss this option with Council. In addition, the City Manager
of St Anthony Mark Casey will be present to answer any questions
Councilmembers may have regarding operation of the Police Department and the
mutually beneficial partnership between the cities.
Budget Impact N/A
Attachment(s) - Letter from St Anthony City Manager Mark Casey
Action(s)
Requested
Discussion
Families, Fields and Fair
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Council Workshop Staff Report
The City That Soars!
Meeting Date May 7, 2014
Agenda Item Workshop 3
Attachment -PACE Brochure
-SPPA PACE Agreement with City of
Oakdale
Submitted By Bart Fischer, City Administrator
Item Continued discussion regarding the City’s possible adoption of a PACE program
through the St. Paul Port Authority
Description
At the April City Council Workshop, Jeremy Kallin presented information on the St.
Paul Port Authority’s (SPPA) Property Assessed Clean Energy Program (PACE)
and how the City could partner with the SPPA for implementation of the program
in Falcon Heights.
Attached is a brochure and example agreement between the SPPA and the City of
Oakdale that was recently approved.
Staff is asking Council to continue discussing this item and provide direction on
whether or not it is something staff should continue to pursue at this time.
Budget Impact N/A
Attachment(s) -PACE Brochure
-SPPA PACE Agreement with City of Oakdale
Action(s)
Requested
Discussion
Families, Fields and Fair
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