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Home My WebLink AboutCCAgenda_90May9_wksp• FALCON HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL WORKSHOP AGENDA MAY 9, 1990 IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING COUNCIL MEETING 1. Update on Park Building - Dick Friemuth, Buetow and Associates 2. Update on Parks and Recreation Program - Carol Kriegler, Parks and Recreation Director A. Park Development B. Recreation Programs C. Policy Issues 1. Alternatives for Increasing Revenue: Fees, Grants, Fund-Raising 2. Cooperation with Roseville 3. Alcohol in the Parks 3. Code Revision Discussion Status of Code Revisions: CH. 1 - Completed CH. 2 - Completed, need to review revisions in: a) XRelief Assoc. By-Laws b) Emergency Plan Also need to review: a) XFire Dept. Rules and Regulations XLight Duty Policy yet to be adopted CH. 3 -*Completed with exception of 3-4.04D, Alcoholic and • Intoxicating Beverages CH. 4 -*Need to review CH. 5 - XNeed to review • Page 2 Workshop Agenda May 9, 1990 CH. 6 - XNeed to review CH. 7 -*Need to review A CH. 8 - Need to review In summary, the only sections ready for .discussion on 5/9/90 are Chapters 4, 7 and Alcohol in Parks Section of CH. 3. • *Drafts have been distributed for Council review XStaff is still working on drafts for Council review REGULAR CITY .COUNCIL MEETING CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS AGENDA MAY 9, 1990 L~ A. CALL TO ORDER: 7:00 P.M. B. ROLL CALL: CIERNIA GEHRZ BALDWIN JACOBS WALLIN WIESSNER r,HENOWETH ATTORNEY ENGINEER C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF APRIL 25, 1990 D. PUBLIC HEARINGS: NONE E. CONSENT AGENDA 1. Disbursements a. Disbursements through 5/9/90, $47,179.79 b. Payroll, 4/16/90 - 4/30/90, $10,308.20 2. Appointment of Dirk Niles to Volunteer Fire Department for Rescue Services 3. Re-Appointment of Fire Department Senior Officers 4. Solid Waste Commission Minutes of April 5, 1990 5. Proposed Resolution R-90-20 Relating to Cable TV Regulatory Authority 6. Licenses ACTION: F. REPORTS, REQUESTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. Water Connection for Community Park Building ACTION: COUNCIL WORKSHOP IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING MEETING E MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 25, 1990 Baldwin convened the meeting at 7:00 P.M. ALL MEMBERS PRESENT Baldwin, Ciernia, Gehrz, Jacobs and Wallin. Also present were Wiessner and Chenoweth. ADDENDA TO AGENDA Council added the following items to the Consent Agenda: Request for Waiver of Address Specific Licensing Requirement, Planning Commission Minutes, and Authorization to Purchase Boulevard Trees. Item F(10), Strategic Issue Study, was added to the Policy Agenda. MINUTES OF APRIL 11, 1990 APPROVED The Minutes of April 11, 1990 were approved by unanimous consent. CONSENT AGENDA ITEM REGARDING A CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROCESS FOR PARK BUILDING MOVED TO POLICY AGENDA The item regarding establishment of a construction management process for the Community Park Building, was moved to the Policy Agenda at Wallin's request. • CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS APPROVED Council approved the following Consent Agenda Items by unanimous consent: 1. Disbursements: a. Disbursements through 4/25/90, $87,718.05 b. Payroll, 4/1/90-4/15/90, $11,052.75 2. Permitted Accessory Use Permit for a Utility Shed at 1795 Lindig St. 3. Permitted Accessory Use Permit for a Utility Shed at 1900 Simpson St. 4. Permitted Accessory Use Permit for a Utility Shed at 1892 Holton St. 5. Permitted Accessory Use Permit for a Gazebo at 2148 Folwell Ave. 6. Cancellation of Check #32851 issued 4/12/90 to Ramsey County in the Amount of $64.00 for Conciliation Court Fees 7. Approval of Community Park Building Change Orders 8. Licenses 9. Request from Dennis Hunt, Bullseye Golf, for Waiver of Address Specific Licensing Requirement of the City Code 10. Planning Commission Minutes of April 23, 1990 11. Authorization to Purchase 28 Replacement Boulevard Trees MINUTES APRIL 25, 1990 PAGE 2 SNELLING AVENUE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ITEM DEFERRED TO 5/23/90 • The item relating to the City's financial obligation for the Snelling Avenue Project was deferred to the May 23rd meeting at the request of the Minnesota Department of Transportation. STAFF AND PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION TO SOLICIT CONTRIBUTIONS FOR CERTAIN PARK AMENITIES Jacobs expressed concern that groups were to be approached for cash donations only when many service organizations might b~ willing to provide labor such as assembling of picnic tables, etc. Carol Kriegler, Parks and Recreation Director, agreed there are some creative ways to obtain the needed items such as volunteer labor and donation of used kitchen appliances. Following the discussion, Council unanimously authorized Staff and the Commission to proceed with soliciting contributions including labor. ESTABLISHMENT OF A CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROCESS FOR PARK BUILDING (FROM CONSENT AGENDA) Wiessner explained that during construction problems can arise (such as the recent soil problem) and awaiting Council action in approving necessary changes would delay the project. She recommended that a Contingency Fund of $29,000 be established to • cover any unexpected costs and that the Administrator be authorized to approve change orders. Wallin stated he felt uncomfortable delegating this burden to staff when the Council is accountable for these types of decisions. Following the discussion Council agreed to establish a $29,000 Contingency Fund and authorized Wiessner to approve changes not to exceed a $3,000 aggregate. CABLE TV PRESENTATION After reviewing the history of the North Suburban Cable Commission, Commission Attorney Tom Creighton explained that the Commission and consultants have been working to negotiate with Cable TV North Central for acquisition of the public access programming. He indicated that negotiations are near completion and the Commission will be recommending approval by the ten member communities within the next one or two months. Creighton also presented a proposed resolution urging support for the restoration of local regulatory authority over cable systems. The resolution will be placed on the May 9th Consent Agenda. POSTING OF SPRING LOAD LIMIT SIGNS TO BE DISCONTINUED Wiessner explained that in the past the City has hired Ramsey County Public Works to post load limit signs each spring at a cost of approximately $1,000 per year, but permits are granted to allow delivery of materials exceeding the limit (average of two per season). In view of the expense involved and infrequency of use, Wallin moved to discontinue posting of load MINUTES APRIL 25, 1990 PAGE 3 limit signs which carried unanimously. Contractors will be notified of the weight restrictions by having the information on Building Permit forms. APPROVAL OF TIME LINE FOR 1991 STREET PROJECTS Council approved the time line as prepared by the City Engineer, after which Ciernia moved adoption of Resolution R-90-17 authorizing the engineer to prepare a preliminary report on the improvements as indicated in Maurer's letter dated February 12, 1990. Motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION R-90-17 A RESOLUTION ORDERING PREPARATION OF REPORT ON IMPROVEMENTS i~ HOISINGTON GROUP, INC. SELECTED TO UPDATE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN City Planner Susan Hoyt Taff informed Council that the Planning Commission had interviewed three planning consultants on April 23rd and unanimously recommended hiring The Hoisington Group, Inc. This recommendation was based on the firm's experience in land planning, their approach to preparation of the Plan, the involvement of neighborhood groups, and that the firm might bring a new perspective to Falcon Heights. Council reviewed the addendum to the original proposal providing for a Redevelopmemnt Plan Element, at a cost of $2,800 and an Expanded Citizen Participation Program at a cost of $5,500. Wallin commented on the workshop held prior to the Council Meeting at which time Decision Resources presented information on the possibility of conducting a community survey. He was of the opinion that it would be useful to combine the Comprehsive Plan and a survey by Decision Resources rather than contracting for the Expanded Citizen Program. Following a discussion, Ciernia moved to accept the proposal from the Hoisington Group for Basic Services and the Redevelopment Plan Elememt at a cost of $16,300 such amount to be funded from either the Contingency Fund or Cash Reserve Fund. Motion carried unanimously. PROPOSED RESOLUTION REGARDING RAMSEY COUNTY HOME RULE CHARTER Baldwin presented Proposed Resolution R-90-18 and explained that the Ramsey County League has recommended adoption of this amended version. Gehrz moved adoption of the Resolution which carried unanimously. RESOLUTION R-90-18 A RESOLUTION REGARDING THE RAMSEY COUNTY HOME RULE CHARTER • DISCUSSION - PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO SWIMMING POOL ORDINANCE Carol Carlson explained that the had contacted both the Department of Health and the State Building Code Department to MINUTES APRIL 25, 1990 PAGE 4 obtain information on height requirements for fencing of swimming pools and had found that the Building Code does not • regulate height of fences as that is left to local regulation. Council addressed items such as appropriate height, regulation of above ground pools, and types of fencing which might discourage climbing. Staff was directed to redraft the document to reflect this discussion and to determine whether or not the Planning Commission desires to hold another public hearing on the item. CITY HALL CLEAN UP - APRIL 26 AND 27 Wiessner explained that the original plan had been to request permission to close City Hall for the two days to allow for concentrated clean up by Staff. Gehrz had indicated that she did not feel it would be appropriate to completely close the office and the plan had been revised to leave the office open and assign one staff member to conduct business as usual while the others pursue clean up duties. PROPOSAL THAT A STRATEGIC ISSUE STUDY BE CONDUCTED WITH CITY OF ROSEVILLE Baldwin explained that at a Strategic Planning Workshop on April 21st, a discussion had been held regarding a possible combined planning study with the City of Roseville. The purpose would be to look at future goals, discuss mutual problems and determine . if it would be economically feasible to combine certain city services. Council briefly discussed a proposed resolution inviting the Roseville City Council to participate in a joint workshop to discuss the matter. Jacobs moved adoption of the resolution which carried unanimously. RESOLUTION R-90-19 A RESOLUTION PROPOSING A COMBINED WORKSHOP WITH THE ROSEVILLE CITY COUNCIL TO EXPLORE AREAS OF MUTUTAL STRATEGIC INTEREST REMAINDER OF EAST SIDE OF COFFMAN TO BE POSTED "2 HOUR PARKING" Gehrz explained that in the area by the Grove Park where there is unrestricted parking the same 11 cars are parked there all day requiring pedestrians to walk in the street. This practice also makes parking impossible for persons wishing to use the park. Following a brief discussion, Gehrz moved that "2 Hour Parking, 8 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Weekdays" be posted to be consistent with the remainder of the street until such time as the Planning Commission completes the Citywide parking plan. Motion carried unanimously. ADJOURNMENT • The meeting was adjourned at 9:27 P.M. Tom Baldwin, Mayor ATTEST: Shirley Chenoweth, City Clerk Consent X Policy • C7 L' CIZY OF FALCON HEIGHTS REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION Agenda Item: E-1 ?Beefing Date: 5/9/90 ITE.*i DESCRIPTION: DISBURSEMENT S SUBMITTED BY: Tom Kelly REVIE'i~ED BY : - ZC~LANATION/SLT?SMARY (attach additional sheets as necessary) (a) General Disbursements through 5/9./90, $47,179.79 (b) Payroll 4/16/90 - 4/30/90, $10,308.20 * J ff r on Construction--see attachment c ' Check No. 23958 to e e s ( ) ACTIOr RgQQESTED: Approval • • Cl] H z w x as H A W W C7 H z O 0 w x 0 H A w A O G7 H O z Cx.7 W U ~7 ~O .-I O 00 O O tl1 00 r~ ~ '-i v1 .-I NM1~O~' OO~ne--I u100n00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ~ M I~ Ul Ul ~/1 O O ~O I~ ~ O~ GO ~D d' O ~O N ~0 ~7 r~ M ri 00 0 t~ O0 d1 r-1 ~' N ~ ~ cn- ^ V1 v N O J-~ U .~ a ~o O M O ~0 0 o n 0 0 0 000 '-1 0 0 0 ~tON0o0OO~OOOO NN~Y 00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~t00 MOO~OOO~TrI~OO+--I~to0a0O M~O~--I OHO~O M~OaO ~a0 u'1 rl .--I '-i M N ~-1 .-I M M tw 0 .,~ x a~ x .~ ~ I ~ b a G 0 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ a o U ~ x O w cn O N •r•I on .~ 0J H G •~I cd ~ w an 3 +~ ~ cn ~ ~+ ~ x a) +~ a a~ ~ ~ cC G I I •r-1 -i 7•+ N • •I •rl 1 1 c~ P +-~ G ctf O F+ cU ~ m ~ O cC 1 fa • b ~ N V r•-i W ~ N H •r• U a..~ .- •rl r ,~ O cn r ~+ . 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Sr. 470-42-6344 4 43 monthly 2 135.00 30-Apr-90 Outstanding 64 000000021 Kurhatetz, Clement M. 475-54-8627 4 03 monthly 2 53.00 30-Apr-90 Gutstanding 18365 000000024 Lindig, Leo 468-34-4314 4 03 monthly 2 306.34 30-Apr-9U Outstanding 018366 040000033 Schauffert, Craig F. 472-56-2729 4 03 monthly 2 i35.G0 30-Apr-90 Outstanding 018367 000000034 Smida, Gail 470-58-8789 4 03 monthly 2 63.00 30-Apr-90 Outstanding 018368 000000037 Wallin, Gerald E. 477-48-1406 4 03 mthly 2 200.00 30-Apr-90 Gutstanding 018369 004000039 Morgan, Jay 477-62-9036 4 03 monthly 2 41.50 30-flpr-90 Outstanding 018370 000()00482 Gehrz, Susan L. 477-56-9585 4 03 monthly 2 213.65 30-Apr-90 Outstanding 41$371 000000089 Jacobs, Sam L. 476-56-0762 4 03 monthly 2 300.0 30-Apr-90 Outstanding Grand 7ota1 I0, 308.20 .] Attachment (c) LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL • To: City of Falcon Heights 2077 W. Larpenteur Falcon Heights, Mn. 55113 Attn: Jan Weissner Project No. 892.7 Project Name Falcon Heights Community Park Bldg. From: BUETOW & ASSOCIATES, INC. Architects & Engineers 2345 Rice Street, Suite 210 St. Paul, MN 55113 (612) 483-6701 Date: _ 5/2/90 These are transmitted as checked below: 1~for Approval ^ Approved as noted ^ Resubmit on sepias as per contract ^ for Your Use ^ Returned for corrections ^ as Requested ^ for Review and Comment ^ Approved ^ Fabrication may proceed at contractor's discretion, subject to corrections noted. Return corrected sepias for our records and distribution. ^ Contractor's action not affixed to submission. We require all shop drawing sepia's submitted to this office to have the contractor's Approval Signature as per Specification Section A.I.A. General Conditions. Paragraph 4.13.3. Please comply with this or we will return without approval. Copies to: • TRANSMITTAL ENCLOSURE ^ Yellow ^ ^ Pink ^ Signed Dick Freimuth/mm ^ Green ^ BUETOW & Associates, Inc. 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DESCRIPTION: APPOINTMENT OF DIRK NILES TO VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR RESCUE SERVICES SUBMITTED BY- Leo Lindig, Chief REVIE'i~ED BY• Fire/Rescue Review Board DLpLANATION/SL7241ARY (attach additional sheets as necessary) This applicant is a certified EMT and would require no immediate training which is a cost savings to the City. The appointment is subject to the required physical and one year probation. ACTION REQIIESTED: Approval ~...._ `~. Date Received _~-~;~- ~'°d~J •PE RS ONAL INFORMATION Name ~ 1 Lt S ~~~-~~~~Date of Birth ~' 1 - l 5 - (~ ~--~ Last F i rs t Middle ~~""'°'""°"`" (No applicant under 18 or over 40 years of age is eligible). Address ~~ ~~ LL~S"Il~ ~ ( ~v~t~(~-0(jt_~ M~~ ~~ Street City State Zi ~m~""~~ '# Telephone ~4'~ z - ~ lE3 ~ ~Z - Z y (r ~? Soc. Sec. # -~ ~' ~ ~ 5 ~ ' ~+ ~ Z. (~ home work - Own Home .Buying Home Renting How long have you 1 ived in Falcon Heights? ~~:= ~ C;+~ ~= ~+~ ~ ~ t~.2S EDUCATION . Name and Location Years A ndPd Graduated < Grammar School High S choo 1 ~~2L u-` ~ t~ !-~ . S . f-! AR T~~.~~'~j, t,.~12 ~ ,~ 0 the r ~ ~ (~~] (` EI~'1 - ~ M r e~,'l~t~i°0 ~. ~ S Cr?zTiFl r~ r ~ 19i; CQ ~ P Elf w .9 Tf-~2 ~ ~ r~.A t~ l v t12 _ ~~-~- i 19~ z ~ STi4,~T~~J ~l2L= F7 GiYTt 2 L ~wrsecw~„~r ~ racy , n ~, l~-'~• Ft~ST - A~ ~ , .~}y / F,~ 5-r~r /J L V/-~-~+T , c-P/:. A~fA~ Cf~ .~ ~ Include any first aid, EMT, and firefighter training. EMPLOYMENT Present Employer 1~I~CT. ~M~~J(~'~2. ~yS ~/JC No. of Years 2.^totiT-rs Business Address _ 3055 ~c.J ~c„ty i, -"'~p~S ,•1 n1 Working Hours ~'` - S P Former employers (1 ist your last two employers starti ng wi th the most recent employer). Name ~ Address of Employer Dates E toyed Position Reason for Leavin ~M S pt7J~/~?c e0 SoSl o~ From: 3- ~~ ~!~-z_,p ° ~ ,~t,puv'~- cv~.uT ' rC, /~ c li'E To• ~ ~~ TD /J r1P/ dt~ , ~ • Z - `l 0 ~1M' bed ~~n-f e~-~y rvt inrvt"S ~ n-- :.! From : S- 88 'T/"~~ ~•.~ ~ :r s P~: Sc ~cni To: J -~~ A-5S~ l ' CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS FIRE DEPARTMENT AND RESCUE SQUAD App 1 i ca t i on for Membe rs h i p ~~~ - 3- EFERENCES (list three) Name ~2tsz'~ Lo~~~~ Phone Name 1. CS'rF7't Ey~t (DEL Name /~'[.9r2fr7n~nr M 1 L ~rYC C~`t1- tZ~• ~ Phone ~2c5~ 3sG-8?~o Address Phone G~ Z 3- SSZO Address !'~(-~ii , I"~IrVn,'t7'}/~oCIS~ ~„/ How many days, weeks, or months of the year are you out of ..town for reasons other than regular employment? qv~ Z w~cKS f ~r2. I hereby apply for membership in the Falcon Heights Fire Department and Rescue Squad. Prior to my acceptance I will have to~pass a complete physical examination and a physical agility test. In addition, my acceptance is conditional upon my performance white on the Department. If my performance falls below Department standards, my position may be terrr;inated at any time. Otherwise, I will serve aone-year probationary period. At the end of that period 1 will be accepted as a regular member of the department or my probationary period will be extended. agree to abide by all by-laws and policies of the Falcon Heights Fire Department and Rescue . Squad during my tenure with the Department. j~ V LYv~ ~ - ~ Z~ 9 0 Signature Date Address ZZZ3 ~ It.s~-P~ 5~ . S~cnk~ Consent X Agenda Item: E-3 Policy CITY OF lALCON HEIGHTS ?Besting Date: 5/9/90 • •• .. • YEQUEST YOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION r~ ~~ ITE'! DESCRIPTION: RE-APPOINTMENT OF FIRE DEPARTMENT SENIOR OFFICERS SUBMITTED BY: Doug LeMay, Fire Department Secretary REVZEGFED BY: ~ Fire Department Members ~LANATZON/SUl4SARY (attach additional sheets as necessary): At the election held .May 1, 1990, the Fire Department voted to recommend that the City Council re-appoint the following Senior officers: Chief --------------Leo Lindig 1st Asst Chief ----Craig Schauffert 2nd Asst Chief ----John Holmgren, Sr. ACTION REQQESTED: Approval I Consent "~ Policy • ~~ CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS YEQUEST YOR COUNCIL CONSZDERATION Agenda Item: E-4 ?Beefing Date: 5/9/90 ITE'i DESCRIPTION: SOLID WASTE COMMISSION MINUTES OF APRIL 5, 1990 SUBMITTED BY: Solid Waste Commission RE9IEiJ~D BY: Shirley Chenoweth ZC~LANATION/SU24SARY (attach additional sheets as necessary): See Minutes attached. ACTION REQUESTED: ~ ,' ~,._ _ MINUTES SOLID U7ASTE COMMISSION MEETING • APRIL 5, 1990 The meeting was called to order by Chairperson John Thompson at 7:05 P.M. Commission Members Present: Michael Haglund, John Hustad, Terry Iverson, Marty McCleery, Nancy Misra, John Thompson and Shirley Chenoweth, Staff Representative. Commission Members Not Present: Leo Klisch, Laura Kuettel and Lyle Wray. Agenda: The agenda was approved by the Commission with the addition of a discussion with Cindy Diessner sharing her concerns on solid waste issues and a brief review of the organized collection surveys. Bellaire. Sanitation Presentation: Sue Stanich of Bellaire Sanitation and Kim Carlson, Consultant, shared their views on what they believed were drawbacks to organized collection. They felt if Falcon Heights went to organized collection, the City would eventually get locked into a system in which a few haulers dictated the prices for collecting household waste. This control]_ing of. prices would be due to lack of competition because in organized collection, the number of haulers is limited. They also believed the City should not lock itself into a system, such as organized collection, as there are many changes coming and to be locked into one system would be disadvantageous to the City. In addition, they felt that in an open hau]_ing system, even though there are more trucks on city streets, their research showed there would not be any more damage or wear on the City streets than in organized collection. This was the common argument used against an open hauling system--more wear and damage to streets. Their presentation was followed by a short discussion with the Commission. At the conclusion of the discussion, the Commission thanked them for appearing to express their concerns on this issue. Their input was appreciated. Approval of Minutes: John Hustad moved that the Minutes for the January, February and March meetings be approved. The motion was seconded by Michael Haglund, which carried unanimously. Commission Size: It was felt that the size of the Solid Waste Commission should remain at its current number of nine (9) for_ the present. Recyc]_ing Coordinator's-Party Follow-Up: It was decided that the party should be reschedu]_ed for May 10th or 24th of 1990. • -z- . Door Hangers: Currently there is sufficient information out on yard waste. Recent issues of the City's and Solid Waste Commission's newsletters had information on dealing with yard waste. In addition, Ramsey County has pub]_ished many pamphlets and flyers and distributed them to the public on this topic. That i_n order to ho_l.d down costs and prevent excessive repetition of this information, the Commission would forgo the door hangers. The Commission, however, will re-examine this type of public education process along with others in the future. Button Battery Disposal: Terry Iverson told the Commission that Mercury Refining Company in New YorJc will recycle mercury from any kind of battery. They also se]_1 the boxes in which the batteries are shipped. The Commission discussed the possibility of joining with other communities to minimize costs. Nancy Misra noted that the Commission could contact the office of Waste Management and request a grant for button battery disposal. She also noted that it is ]_egal for the purchaser of a button battery to mail the batteries back to the manufacturer. An alternative to the mercury button battery is the zinc air button battery. The Commission will do further research and follow up on this issue. Ad Hoc Committee to Address Multi-Housing Recycling: A Committee was formed to address multi-housing recycling issues. Commission members appointed to the Committee were John Hustad, Laura Kuettel, • and Marty McCleery. Arbor Day Activities: Shirley Chenoweth told the Commission that Arbor Day will be in May. The City might need some volunteers to help plant trees for the City in honor of the occasion. If people were interested, they should contact her. 1990 Grant Agreement: Nancy Misra made a recommendation that the City Council approve the grant after a general discussion on the grant agreement by the. Commission. It was seconded by John Hustad. The motion passed. unanimously. In approving the grant, however, it was felt the City should change outdated language in the grant. An example is the term "witnesseth" on page one (1) of the grant. Commission Meeting Visitor Input: Cindy Diessner, a concerned citizen of Falcon Heights, shared some of her views on solid waste issues with the Commission. She felt public education was one of the most important processes in solid waste issues. She also believed that people should try to recycle a higher percentage of their garbage. The Commission agreed with her views and was grateful she took the time to share her concerns with them. • -3- • Surveys: The Commission counted up surveys on organized collection. The Commission will make a recommendation to the City Council in June on organized collection. A public hearing on organized collection cou]_d be held in July. Adjournment: Motion was made by John Hustad to adjourn. It was seconded by Nancy Misra. Motion carried, meeting adjourned at 9:20 P.M. Respectively submitted, Michae]_ Haglund Acting Secretary • • E-5 Consent X Agenda Item: -_.___ Policy CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS ?seating Date:S/9/90 • REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION C7 ITE.'! DESCRIPTION: PROPOSED RESOLUTION R-90-20 RELATING TO CABLE TV REGULATORY AUTHORITY SUB?SITTED BY: Gerald Wallin , Cable Commission REVZEi~FED BY: B~LANATION/SUl4S.SRY (attach additional sheets as necessary) The attached Resolution was presented at the April 25th meeting and was deferred until the percentage of subscribers was available. ACTION REQQESTED: Adoption y RESOLUTION N0. R-90-20 RESOLUTION URGING SUPPORT FOR THE RESTORATION OF LOCAL REGULATORY AUTHORITY OVER CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEMS WHEREAS, The Cable Communications Acts of 1984 restricted states' and local governments' abilities to regulate the Cable Television Industry directly; and WHEREAS, Since the passage of the Cable Communications Act of 1984, concentrations of ownership amounting to monopolies have increased among cable television operations though that Act was intended to "promote competition in cable communications and minimize unnecessary regulations that impose undue economic burden on cable systems;" and WHEREAS, Municipalities throughout the nation, including this one, have been subjected to substantial rate increases, service reductions, and programming changes that do not reflect consumers' needs or the original intentions of their franchise agreements; and WHEREAS, More than half of the nation's households and more than 32 percent of the residents of this City subscribe to cable, and television is increasingly becoming the main means of access to information and entertainment; and WHEREAS, Cable subscribers in this City have been subjected to rate increases of over 40 percent over the past four years, as well as increases in the costs of remote control units, late fee charges, elimination of Senior Citizen rates, and installations; and • WHEREAS, Cable television is rapidly being priced beyond the reach of lower income people, including families with children, and the elderly who are particularly in need of information and other services that are available solely through cable television; and WHEREAS, the diversity of information services promised by the 1984 Cable Communications Act has failed to materilize; and WHEREAS, the promise of universal service similarly has not been fulfilled; and WHEREAS, Existing law provides this City and other franchising authorities no authority to control or question the imposition by cable franchisees of exorbitant rates upon citizens whose rights-of-way have been placed at the companies' disposal by virtue of the grant of franchises; and WHEREAS, The National League of Cities has adopted policies in favor of increasing local governments' cable regulatory authority and in favor of more competition in the provision of cable television services to consumers; and WHEREAS, Legislation that is now pending in the Congress seeks comprehensive changes in the Cable Communications Act of 1984; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the City Council of the City of Falcon Heights declares its support for the restoration of local regulatory authority over cable • television systems; Consent Policy • • • CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS REQUEST. FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION Meetintt Date:S/9/90 AgQnda Item: E-6 ITEM DESCRIPTION: LICENSES SUBMITTED BY: Katherine J. Zimmerman REVIEWED BY: Shirley Chenoweth EXPLANATION/SUMMARY (attach additional sheets as necessary): Donoean Mechanical #538 *The Rose Bed and Breakfast #537 *Wil]. Anderson Construction #536 *NEW , ACTION REQUESTED• Approval. 6/29/87 Consent Policy X • • • CITY OF lALCON HEIGHTS 1tEQUEST YOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION Agenda Item: F-1 ~Sceting Date:5/9/90 ITE'i DESCRIPTION: WATER CONNECTION FOR COMMUNITY PARK BUILDING SUBMITTED BY• Jan Wiessner and Carol Kriegler REVZE~D BY• Terry Maurer, Maier-Stewart Dick Friemuth, Buetow and Associates Scott Midness, Barton-Aschman Tom Johnson, St. Paul Water Utility Bill Brass, Jefferson Construction H~LANATION/SUMl4ARY (attach additional sheets as necessary): There will be some additional costs involved in connecting the new building to the St. Paul Water Utility's existing water line on Roselawn Avenue due to the addition of a sprinkler system. An eight inch water supply will be necessary rather than the existing four inch supply. At this time, the following costs are projected: $5,682.50 St. Paul Water Utility connection to property line 960.00 Jefferson pipe extension on property $6,542.50 TOTAL COST NOTE: Terry Maurer has suggested an alternative which we think would significantly reduce this amount; however the specific costs are not yet available. Hopefully we will have a modified recommendation .available prior to Wednesday night's council meeting. 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