HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCAgenda_90Jun13CONSENT AGENDA
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
JUNE 13, 1990
1. Disbursements
a. Disbursements through 6/13/90, $112,762.17
b. Payroll S/16/90-5/30/90, $9,691.96
2. Solid Waste Commission Minutes
3. Appointment of Carol Ryan Huso to Parks and Recreation
Commission
4. Hiring of Part-time Summer Recreation Program Staff
5. Request for Ordering Park Building Site Amenities
Conient ,X
Policy CITY OF lALCON EEIGHTS
YEQUEST POR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION
Agenda Item: E-1
Seetiag Datt;
6 / 13 / 9 0
ITE'! DESCRZP?ION:
DISBURSEMENTS
SIISMITTED BY:Tom Kelly
RE~IEi~D BY:
IIO?LANATION/SUM2fARY (attach additional sheets as necessary):
General Disbursements through 6/13/9A,112,762.17
Payroll 5/16/90-5/30/90, $9,691.96
ACTION REQIIESTED:
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Pay Pay
Employee Employee Pay 6ra+p Group Check
Number Name Period Number Descrietion Check mount Date Status
018417 0 0.00 31-May-90 VOID
018418 0 0.00 3i-May-90 VOID
018419 000000008 Wiesner, Janet R.30 01 semi-monthly 1,158.73 31-May-90 Outstanding
018420 000000004 Kriegler, Carol J.10 01 semi-monthly 501.10 31-May-90 Dutstarxiing
018421 000000011 Chenaveth, Shirley G.10 O1 semi-monthly 757.63 31-Nay-90 Outstanding
018422 OOOOOOOr'0 Iverson, Terry D.0 O1 semi-earthly 806.69 3i-May-~ Outstanding
018423 000000027 Ma^gan, Jay M.10 01 semi-monthly 875.64 31-May-90 Outstanding
018424 000000035 Zimmerman, Katherine 10 01 semi-monthly 396.23 31-May-90 Outstanding
018425 000000038 Wright, Vincent D.10 01 semi-monthly 779.09 31-May-90 Outstanding
018426 000000063 Phillips, Patricia A.10 O1 semi-mor-thly 620.11 31-May-90 Outstanding
018427 000000065 Kelly, Thomas R.10 01 semi-monthly 825.47 31-May-94 Outstanding
018428 000000075 PICKA, GEORGE lU O1 semi-:monthly 254.64 31-May-90 Outstanding
018429 000000079 Hayt Taff, Susan L.10 O1 semi-monthly 520.62 31-Nay-90 Outstanding
018430 000000001 BaldNin, Thomas N.5 03 monthly 2 346.31 31-May-90 Outstanding
018431 000000003 Baumann, Nicholas B.5 03 monthly 2 50.71 31-Nay-90 Outstanding
018432 000000005 Berndt, Ross 5 03 monthly 2 41.50 31-May-90 Outstanding
018433 000000008 Brain, Raymond F.5 03 monthly 2 63.00 31-May-90 Outstanding
018434 000000012 Ciernia, Paul C.5 03 monthly 2 250.00 31-May-90 Outstanding
018435 000000018 Holmgren, Jahn M. Sr.5 03 monthly 2 135.00 31-May-90 Outstanding
018436 000004021 KurhaJetz, Clement M.5 03 monthly 2 53.00 31-May-90 Outstanding
018437 000000024 Lindig, Lea 5 03 monthly 2 303.34 31-May-90 Outstanding
018438 000000033 5chauffert, Craig F.5 03 monthly 2 135.00 31-May-90 Outstanding
39 000000034 Smida, bail 5 03 mor-thly 2 63.00 31-May-94 Outstanding
0 000000037 Wallin, Gerald E.5 03 monthly 2 2.00 31-May-90 Outstanding
018441 000000039 Ma^gan, Jay 5 03 monthly 2 4L 50 31-May-90 Outstanding
018442 000000082 Gehrz, Susan L.5 03 monthly 2 213.65 3i-May-90 Outstanding
018443 000000089 Jacobs, Sam L.5 03 monthly 2 300.00 31-May-90 Outstanding
Grand Total 9,691.96
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Po~ y CITY OF lAI,COh SEIGHTS
YEQUEST YOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION
Agenda Item: E-2
Beefing Date• 6/13/90
MINUTES
Solid Waste Commission Meeting
3 May 1990
The meeting was called to order by Acting Chairperson Klisch at 7:09pm.
COMMISSION MEMBERS PRESENT: Michael Haglund, John Hustad, Terry Iverson,Leo Klisch, Laura Kuettel, Marty McCleery, Nancy Misra, Lyle Wray.
COMMISSION MEMBERS NOT PRESENT: John Thompson and Shirley Chenoweth, Staff
Representative.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES: The minutes of the last meeting were approved with a
motion by Nancy Misra, seconded by Michael Haglund after the followingcorrectionsweremade: (The Bellaire Sanitation Presentation) shared their
views..., (Approval of Minutes) was made by John Hustad..., (Commission Size)remain at its current number..., (Door Hangers) information dealing with yardwaste..., (1990 Grant Agreement) An example is the term..., (Commission
Meeting Visitor Input) The Commission agreed with these views...
APPROVAL OF AGENDA: Item V. Arbor Day Activities was dropped due to the
absence of Shirley Chenoweth. The change was approved unanimously. NancyMisraaddedthefollowing: 1) the city should routinely photocopy on two
sides of each sheet of paper and 2) signage for the city-wide refuse
collection at Gibbs Farm should be worded as cleanup vs. dump.
RECYCLING COORDINATORS' PARTY FOLLOW-UP: The scheduled date is, Thursday,
t May 10. John Hustad will contact John Thompson and confirm the date and the
availability of the speaker. If the original speaker is not available, NancyMisramaybeabletoobtainastaffmember's assistance. If that is not
possible, the city should send out a mailing re-scheduling the party.
Laura Kuettel will contact Shirley Chenoweth to prepare for a drawing to give
away one bin per ten attendees at the party.
AD-HOC COMMITTEE ON MULTI-HOUSING RECYCLING: Lyle Wray is working on a
strategic plan for multi-housing recycling in Dakota County and will share
material with the committee. Leo Klisch suggested posters to be attached on
or near recycling bins prohibiting garbage disposal. Laura Kuettel added that
a kit could be compiled giving instructions along with posters or stickers to
assist managers and owners in the education of tenants. Lyle Wray informed
the Commission that the city of Lillydale has a multi-housing recycling plancompletelyimplementedatthistime.
Nancy Misra asked if bins are to be provided for multi-housing units shouldn't
they be provided for single-family residents? Should a bin be presented to
each commission member also? Misra also brought up renewing the "pilotprogram" which would distribute a bin to each resident in a specific area to
enhance recycling efforts. Misra informed the commission that Lake Elmo
distributed bins made from 50% recycled tires and 50% recycled milk cartons.
Lyle Wray gave an estimate of $10,000 - $15,000 to furnish bins for the the
entire city of single- and multi-housing units.
SURVEY RESULTS: The purpose of the survey was to see what residents are
willing to do/accept in regard to solid waste and recycling. This information
will be used as additional information to present to the Council.
MINUTES
Solid Waste Commission
3 May 1990
page two
Some conclusions: The volume-based pricing is agreeable but should possibly
include a four-tier/lower pricing structure. The present three-tier pricing
structure appears to allow the lowest amount to subsidize the larger amounts
of garbage. Should the contract be given to one hauler for the entire city or
one hauler per area. Would haulers give their lowest bid knowing they only
had to beat out the third lowest bidder? Should the length of the contract be
longer than one year? Is it feasible to expect a hauler to become an
all-purpose collector for only twelve months with no guarantee of future
business from the city? Should a two-year with renewable lease, if acceptable
work is performed, be offered? This contract could include an escalator to
reflect landfill tipping increases and/or inflation. Terry Iverson pointed
out that the ten-year contract with the city of Roseville, for police
protection, allowed for that city to increase the force and equipment and have
a ten-year plan of growth. The stipulation s. in an integrated/organized
contract can have as many specifics as necessary with a termination clause
included. The Commission also felt the companies bidding for a contract'
should be investigated and that the "qualifications of the bidder" would have
an impact in the selection process.
Nancy Misra suggested that Colleen Halpin and/or Zak Hanson be present at our
next meeting to give us a broader base of information on selecting a hauler
and setting up organized/integrated collection. They may also be able to
assist the Commission in formulating recommendations to the Council. Misra
will contact Ramsey County. •
The following is a rough draft of the resolution to be discussed at the next
meeting. If the resolution is passed, it will be presented at the Council
meeting scheduled for June 27. Shirley Chenoweth suggested that John Thompson
and perhaps a representative of Ramsey County be present at the Council
meeting.
WHEREAS, the Solid Waste Commission has determined that
organized/integrated collection results in overall-cost savings for the
user without sacrificing service quality, and
WHEREAS, organized/integrated collection will result in less heavy vehicle
traffic on residential streets, and therefore reduce road surface
degeneration, and
WHEREAS, organized/integrated collection will reduce heavy vehicle traffic
and therefore make residential streets safer, and
WHEREAS, the Solid Waste Commission has determined that
organized/integrated collection will promote better overall waste
management in our community, and
WHEREAS, the city of Falcon Heights has been a leading community in
promoting sound waste management and environmental pride, and
WHEREAS, Ramsey County has mandated a 35% reduction in waste abatement by
the year 1991 for the city of Falcon Heights, and
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MINUTES
Solid Waste Commission
3 May 1990
page three
WHEREAS, the majority (over 80%) of the respondents to a city-wide survey
indicated their support of organized/integrated collection, and
WHEREAS, organized/integrated collection will reduce the use of fossil
fuel resources and will reduce emissions of air pollutants,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Solid Waste Commission recommends
that the city of Falcon Heights adopt organized/integrated collection as
its waste management system.
TIME LINE FOR ORGANIZED COLLECTION: If the resolution is presented to the
Council in June, and accepted, a public hearing will be scheduled for July.
Bidding for contracts will begin in the fall.
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ITE~i DESCRIPTION:
SIISMITTID BY:
REVIEi~ID BY.
CITY OF ?ALCQN HEIGHTS
REQUEST YOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION
APPOINTMENT OF CAROL RYAN HUSO TO
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
Tom Baldwin
Parks and Recreation Commission
L70?LANATION/SUI4SARY (attach additional sheets as necessary)
Agenda Item: E- 3
Beefing Dats: 6/13/90
This appointment will fill a vacancy on the Commission,
the term of which expires December 31, 1990.
ATTACHMENTS:
a) Application
b) Resume
ACTION REQQESTED:
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DATE RECD:
Attachment (a)
FALCON HEIGHTS COMMISSION/COUNCIL APPLICATION
NAME: Carol Ryan Huso
ADDRESS: 1837 Moore 4t._ Fal~nn t-T~ght~ ~~r~y cc~ ~~ PHONE: ~4-21311~ /JL1J
HOW LONG AT ABOVE ADDRESS?YEARS. ARE YOU 21 OR OLDER? YES X NO
IN WHAT CAPACITY DO YOU WISH TO SERVE? Parks and Recreation Commission
REASON(S) YOU WISH TO SERVE: To work with the Commission to provide an outstanding
Parks and Recreation service to the community.
PRIOR PUBLIC (OR RELATED) SERVICE: Chairman, Moore Street Save the Pazk
Committee, 1989. Co-Chairman, Moore Street Block Party, 1989. Please see attached resume' for
my service in the private sector, where I demonstrated strop man _g agement and decision malang
skills.
OTHER RELEVANT BACKGROUND (OR COMMENTS): Extensive leadership demonstrated
in college: President of Residence Hall; Delegate to Student Government; President of Spanish
House; Vice-President, Model United Nations; Recipient, Senior Service Awazd; Listed, Who's
Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universir;es; Member, Blue Key, Omicron Delta
Kappa (leadership honoraries), Spanish and Political Science honorazies.
In October 1989,I resigned my position of Manager,Merchandise Planning and Control,Tazget
Stores, to devote myself to raising our toddler son and managing the Huso household.I also
intend to use this time to serve the community, and I think I would be a very effective member
of the Pazks and Recreation Commission.
Attachment (b)
CAROL RYAN HUSO
1837 Moore Street
Falcon Heights, MN 55113
612) 644-2131
PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
Position: IIVVBNTORY MANAGER, INFANTS' LAYS AND G1RLS' ACCESSORIES
Merchandise Planning and Control, Tazget Stores (Division of Dayton Hudson Corporation)200 Million Annual Sales
October 1988-October 1989
Responsibility: Managed Merchandise Planning and Control for three departments.
Managed nine direct reports, and led a team of sixteen people.
Responsible for: Maintaining Ad and Basic In-stocks; Utilizing DCs Effectively; Hiring, Firing,
Training and Developing Team Members; Planning, Forecasting and Delivering Financial Performance.
Accomplishments: Delivered perfect financial performance for Spring 1989.
Developed Team Timing and Action Calendar to keep all team members proactively working together.Reduced Base Inventory through developing planograms by store volume, using Spaceman.
Position: SENIOR MERCHANDISE ANALYST, MINS' AND BOYS' BASICS/FURNISHINGS
Merchandise Planning and Control, Tazget Stores (Division of Dayton Hudson Corporation)100 Million Annual Sales
Apri11986-October 1988
Responsibility: Managed Merchandise Planning and Control for three departments.
Managed six direct reports and led a team of eleven people.
Accomplishments: Instituted "Make It Fit" and Planogram/Adjacency Productivity Analyses to improve in-stocks while
reducing base inventory.
Aggressively pursued sales opportunities in seasonal categories.
Negotiated Vendor Casepacks and DC Utilization Discounts to improve ROI.
Position: SENIOR MERCHANDISE ANALYST, JUNIOR BOYS' 4-7
Merchandise Planning and Control, Tazget Stores (Division of Dayton Hudson Corporation)35 Million Annual Sales (one department, two direct reports)
September 1985-March 1986
Position: ASSISTANT BUYER/DISTRIBUTOR, BOYS' BASICS/FURNISHINGS
Boys' Division, Target Stores (Division of Dayton Hudson Corporation)
30 Million Annual Sales
March 1981-August 1985
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, Kent State University, 1983
MASTER OF ARTS (ECONOMICS), Kent State University, 1983
BACHELOR OF ARTS, GENERAL HONORS, MAGNA CUM LAUDE, Kent State University, 1977
Spanish and International Relations
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES
Strong Knowledge of all Aspects of Running a Business (Line Management)
Excellent Managing and Training/Developing Skills
Outstanding Analytical and Decision-Making Skills
Extremely Accurate Planning and Forecasting Skills
Working Knowledge of Spanish, French, German.
Conaent~_Agenda Item: E-4
Policy CITY OF FALCOty HEIGHTS ?Seeting Date• 6/13/90
jtEQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION
Canaent_~
Policy CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERA?ION
Agenda Item: E-5
Beefing Date: 6/13/90
ITE'i DESCRIPTION:
REQUEST FOR ORDERING PARK BUILDING .SITE AMENITIES
SUBMITTED BY : C a r o l K r i e g t e r
REVIE~D BY: Jan Wiessner _
1'.IO?LANATION/SLTtQ4ARY (attach additional sheets as necessary)
The Park and Recreation Commission has senta proposal to a
number of area service organizations requesting a financial
and/or service contribution towards the purchase or completion
I of various park building site amenities. (See attached).
There is considerable optimism that this request will be
fruitful although there have been no definite commitments as
yet.
In consideration of the fact that it takes about 30 days to
receive an order once placed, it will be necessary to order.
these amenities in the very near future if we are to have
them available by the anticipated completion date of the build-
ing. i
It is suggested that we now order those amenities that are
critical to the functioning of the building while waiting to
order all the other desired items. The remainder of the items
could. be ordered when. we have a better estimation of gifts and
donations.
ACTIOT REQUESTED: Authorization to order a drinking fountain, picnic
tables, park benches, barbeque grills and waste
receptacles. This order would be in the amount of
9,978 to be taken out of the park's C.I.F.
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PARK BUILDING AND SITE AMENITIES
Drinking fountain to be installed on exterior wall of park
building (brand and model specific) $720.00
Outdoor picnic tables (16) (brand and model specific). $340 ea.
Waste receptacles (8) .(brand and model specific) $150 ea.
Park entrance sign $1,000.00
Bleachers (brand and model specific) $1,350.00
Bike rack (brand and model specific) $309.00
Park benches (10) (brand and model specific) $235.00
Kitchen cabinets for park building kitchen - estimate
of $5,000-$8,000. No brand, style or model yet specified
Kitchen appliances (refrigerator and stove/oven) - new
or used - no estimated cost
Barbeque grills (2) $134 ea.
Replacements for old spring toys at playground (2) $395 ea.
Sand diggers (2) $225 ea.
Sand table $195.00
Sandbox $1,030.00
SERVICE PROJECTS
Staining and sealing of interior and exterior of park building
Assembly of park benches and picnic tables
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
COUNCIL WORKSHOP
JUNE 6, 1990
6:00 P.M.
Discussion Items:
1. Consent Agenda - June 13, 1990
2. Residential Survey
3. Meeting with Roseville City Council - Meeting Date?
I • WORKSHEET
RESIDENTIAL SURVEY
Possible Questions/Topics
A. Land Use and Development (Comprehensive Plan)
1.U of M fields (zoning?)
2.Change use of Snelling and Larpenteur area?
3.Expandi ng existing business district?
4.State F air impact?
5.Desired local businesses not currently available?
6.Parking adequate?
7.Housing adequate?
8.General satisfaction with neighborhood.
Likes?
Dislikes?
9. Transportation
1. Bus service adequate?
2. Highways/streets adequate?
B. City Services (Similar to Roseville questions)
1. Willing to :pay for more?
2. Interest in Direct Withdrawal utility billing?
3. ALS vs. BLS - cost, response time, training.
C. Demographic Info
D. City Identity
1. Cooperate with Roseville?
2. Current City identity
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E. Ornamental street lights - willing to pay?
F.
G.
To : Jan Wies sner ~@ JL(.~.Q l C~U.,
From: Susan Hoyt Taff
Re: VERY Rough Questions Regarding Land Use and Development in
the City of Falcon Heights for the Survey
The following questions are too open ended to use but they get at
some questions that are useful for resident attitudes toward the
land use in the City.
1. The University of Minnesota experimental fields are in FH -
Do you notice them? For open space, recreation?
2. If the University of Minnesota chose to sell the experimental
agricultural fields, what would you like to see in their place?
open space
single family residential construction
multi-family residential construction
commercial/office space
a mixture/ if so, what?
3. Do you patronize the shops and services at the corner ofSnellingandLarpenteur?
if so, how often?
which stores and shopsifnotwhynot?
do you find the shops easily accessible?if not, which ones are Jiff icult to reach?
4. Should the shopping districts on these corners be expanded? ~ ~0~ ~,JU) ~
5. Would you like to see more businesses and services alongLarpenteurAvenuebetweenSnellingandClevelandAvenues?
6. What do you like about where you live?
house
location to work/ downtown
schools
neighborhood
parks
7. What do you dislike about where you live?
see list)
8. How does the Minnesota State Fair impact your life in FH?
10. Where do members in your household work?
downtown St. Paul
downtown Minneapolis
U of M
northern suburb
other
11. How do they get to work?
car
car pool
bus
12. When you are asked where you, how do you respond?
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ADDENDUM
City Council Meeting
May 23, 1990
CONSENT AGENDA:
6) Add: Coiffure Du Chien, 1660 N. Snelling Ave.
10) Planning Commission Minutes of May 21, 1990
11) A Resolution Commending Norma Fusco for her 21 Years of
Outstanding Service to the Community as a Day .Care Provider
J
MINUTES
REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 21, 1990
Chairman Boche called the meeting to order at 7:35 P.M.
PRESENT
Barry, Boche, Daykin, Duncan, Nestingen and Gibson Talbot. Alsc
present was Council Liaison Ciernia and Planner Susan Hoyt Taff.
ABSENT
Finegan.
APRIL 23, 1990 MINUTES APPROVED
Minutes were approved by unanimous consent.
PUBLIC HEARING ON REQUEST FOR A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT
A SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING 26-1/2 FEET HIGH AT 1804 LINDIG STREET
IN AN R-1 ZONE
Felicia and Kevin Busch, Property Owners, propose to construct
a single family dwelling 26-1/2 feet high at 1804 Lindig Street
in an R-1 zone. The zoning code requires a maximum 25 foot tall
structure in an R-1 zone unless a taller structure is approved
by a conditional use permit, therefore, such a permit is being
requested.
Chairman Boche opened the Public Hearing at 7:35 P.M.
Planner Susan Hoyt Taff reviewed her May 15, 1990 memorandum.
She indicated that in reviewing the criteria for the general and
special requirements governing conditional use permits, there
was only one criterion that required attention (section 9-15.04,
subdivision 3 (a)(11). In evaluating such criterion, she surveyed
properties within the City and found several examples of homes
that exceed the 25 foot requirement. In this neighborhood along
Lindig Street, the adjacent house to the south is 27 feet high.
Therefore, the proposed house would be in keeping with the surrounding
structures. In summary, the application meets all the general
and special. criteria governing conditional use permits regarding
architectural conformance to the neighborhood and recommended
granting the permit subject to the following condition: that
the new structure be built at the same grade as the adjacent residential
property. to the immediate south.
Mrs. Irene MacGregor, 1795 North Fairview, in a telephone conversation
as well as by letter dated May 16, 1990 voiced her objection to
such approval due to the fact that such construction may block
sunlight to her home as well as to a future home in the lot to
the north of 1804 Lindig.
w
MINUTES
REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 21, 1990
PAGE 2
Mr. Donald McVey, 1788 Lindig, had no objection to the heightoftheproposedstructure.
Ms. Sarah Lund, 1805 Lindig, also had no objection to the height.
Chairman Boche closed the Public Hearing at 7:42 P.M.
Nestingen moved to approve the conditional use permit with the
condition that the new structure be built at the same grade as
the adjacent residential property to the immediate south. The
motion carried unanimously.
Report from the Parking Committee on the Mc Allister "No Parking"
Request Along the Eastside of Arona Between California and Larpenteur
Planner Susan Hoyt Taff reviewed information contained in her
memorandum dated May 14, 1990 as well as the four proposed alternatives
to the parking situation. (See Attachment 1.)
Barry said that the Parking Committee reviewed the situation and
it recommended that "no parking" signs be posted fifteen (15)
feet to the south of the McAllister driveway and fifteen (15)
feet to the north of the furthest edge of the alley. This would
increase visibiJ_ity when McAllister's leave their driveway, thereby,
eliminating the safety hazard. It would leave two to three parking
spaces for apartment residents adjacent to their residence, and
would cause the least disruption to the current situation.
Discussion regarding the other possible alternatives proceeded.Commissioners discussed how to encourage apartment residents to
use the garages--specifically whether or not alternative three,
the "no parking" along the entire one-half block on the eastside
of Arona by 1513 California would encourage this.
Barry then moved adoption of the Parking Committee recommendation
with a review in October to determine whether the action taken
solved some of the parking problems experienced by the McAllisters.
Upon a vote being taken, the following voted in favor thereof:
Barry, Boche, Gibson Talbot and Daykin, and the following voted
against the same: Duncan and Nestingten. Motion carried.
Staff Report on the Com rehensive Municipal Plan
Staff Planner Susan Hoyt Taff met with Fred Hoisington to begin
setting out tasks and timetables for the Comprehensive Plan update.
She advised that data collection and meetings with agency people
would begin immediately with the neighborhood meetings scheduled
for September and October.
r
MINUTES
REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
MAY 21, 1990
PAGE 3
Update on the Swimming Pool Ordinance
Staff Planner Susan Hoyt Taff reviewed the swimming pool ordinance,
which was laid over from 1989. The City Council suggested two
revisions--a four foot rather than a six foot fence and no temporary
fencing during the filling of above ground pool. They will hold..
their final public hearing on the ordinance on May 23, 1990.
The entire Commission and Planning Staff thanked Recording Secretary,
Kitty Zimmerman, for her many years of service working for the
Commission. She will be missed.
Chairman Boche declared the meeting adjourned at 8:38 P.M.
Submitted by:
Katherine J. Zimmerman
Approved:
Donna Daykin, Secretary
1 -'
No. R-90-2 2 (A)
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
C O U N C I L R E S O L U T I O N
Date May 23, 1990
A RESOLUTION COMMENDING NORMA FUSCO FOR
HER 21 YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO
THE COMMUNITY AS A DAY CARE PROVIDER
WHEREAS, the most important partnership for parents who
work outside the home is the partnership with their daycare pro-
vider; and
WHEREAS, there is increasing .recognition of the crucial
role played by daycare providers in our young people's development;
and
WHEREAS, Norma Fusco has provided loving, caring service
to young people and their families for 21 years; and
WHEREAS, so many lives have been so indelibly and
so positively touched by Norma Fusco;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of
the City of Falcon Heights does officially commend Norma Fusco for
her outstanding, prolonged service to our community.
Moved by
YEAS Nays
BALDWIN
CIERNIA in Favor
OEHRZ
WALLIN Against
JACOBS
Approved by
Attested by
Mayor
Date
City Clerk
Date
Adopted by Council
No. R-90-2.
CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS
C O U N C I L R E S O L U T I O N
Date May 23, 1990 •
A RESOLUTION COMMENDING NORMA FUSCO FOR
HER 21 YEARS OF OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO
THE COMMUNITY AS A DAY CARE PROVIDER
WHEREAS, the most important partnership for parents who
work outside the home is the partnership with their daycare pro-
vider; and
WHEREAS, there is increasing .recognition of the crucial
role played by daycare providers in our young people's development;
and
WHEREAS, Norma Fusco has provided loving, caring service
to young people and their families for 21 years; and
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council of
the City of Falcon Heights does officially commend Norma Fusco for
her outstanding, prolonged service to our community.
WHEREAS, so many lives have been so indelibly and
so positively touched by Norma Fusco;
Moved by
YEAS Nays
BALDWIN
CIERNIA
GEHRZ
WALLIN
JACOBS
in Favor
Against
Approved by
Mayor
Date
Attested by
City Clerk
Date
Adopted by Council