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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL MAY 89 2024 COUNCIL REPORTS AND MEETING UPDATES D. Miller commented that the Sap Run was a great event this past weekend and recognized the efforts of staff, the volunteers, and the runners. He provided an update on the most recent North Suburban Cable Commission meeting. T. Miller commented on the Northeast Youth and Human Services leadership luncheon that was held earlier in the day and thanked those that attended. She noted that donations are still be accepted for those that were unable to attend. She stated that this Friday, RCLG has a Zoom meeting focused on the purpose of watersheds. She stated that RCLG will also be rolling out its climate workgroup, of which she is involved in. Kwapick commented on the most recent meeting of the Little Canada Historical Society. He stated that in relation to the pedestrian crossing mentioned earlier, he will be working with the historical society to assist in telling the story in attempt to gain additional funding. Gutierrez provided an update on the recent meeting of the Little Canada Fire Department focused on long-range planning that she attended with Mayor Fischer. Mayor Fischer commented that there are a host of capital projects for not only the fire hall, but across the city itself. He stated that the City lacks a facilities maintenance person and perhaps they need to consider adding that type of role rather than relying on multiple staff people to fill that gap when it arises. He stated that last week he spent time with Yd and 41h graders to celebrate Arbor Day at Spooner Park. He also commented on the success of the Sap Run and commended City staff for volunteering their time at different City events. The Public Works Director provided an update on the four-way stop that will be installed at Arcade and Labore. He noted the flags and flashing lights that would be installed for the first few months to alert drivers to the change. He stated that written notice was also mailed to properties in that area. ADJOURN There being no further business, upon motion by Mayor Fischer, seconded by D. Miller, the meeting was adjourned at 8:10 p.m. Cam, Thomas Fischer, Mayor Attest: stoph r Heineman, City Administrator 11.