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MINUTES City Council January 14, 1981 Maryhouse The Attorney stated that he has discussed the warming house situation with the women at Maryhouse and they would like the City to show them that they actually own the property. ~f they do own the property, they are concerned with the taxes they may have been paying on the property. The Flttorney stated that he hopes to find out that Maryhouse does not own the property, but if they do, he feels they may sell the property for the back taxes that they have paid on it. St. Jude's The Engineer stated that the report from St. Jude's regarding their drainage calculations was for the Council's information. Assessment The City Clerk stated that when the Counci1 approves a property division Reapportion- the division goes to the Court Flouse and they request a division of the ment assessments. Division No. 56136 Counc9l has before them an assessment reapportionment for the division of the Jesperson property, known as Division No. 56136. Mr. Hanson introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION N0. 81-7-40 - APPROVING THE ASSESSMENT REAPPORTIONMENT ON DI ISION N0. 56136 The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Mrs. Scalze. ~yes (5) Hanson, Sca7ze, Nardini, Forsberg, Fahey. Nayes (0). Resolution declared adopted. This resolution appears in Resolution Book No. 7, Pages 22 and 23. Halverson The Engineer reported that Mr. Elalverson is disputing his property Property assessment. The Engineer stated to the Council that it was his opinion Assessment that the assessments were properly charged. Eva7uation Mayor Hanson informed the Council that the City has 6een contacted to Of Police participate in an evaluation of the cost effectiveness of the police Contract patrol services. Hanson stated that falcon Heights is one of the leaders in this study. There are some cities that do not seem willing to participate. If that is the case, the cities that do participate wilt be picking up the cost for everyone. Mayor Hanson stated that he feels atl cities should participate. The City Clerk stated that if the contract goes to a joint powers agreement, it will lower the cost of the po1ice contract for some cities, but others, including Little Canada> will pay more. Mr. Hanson introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION PlO. II1-1-41 - INFORMING THE OTHER INVOLVED CITIES THAT THE CITY Of LITTLE CANADFl WILL PARTICIPATE BY THEIR EQU~L SHARE IN THE EVALUATING OF COST EFFECTIVENESS OF POLICE PATROL SERVICES CONTRACT PROVIDED THAT ALL OTHER CITIES INVOLVED PFlY THEIR SHARE Page -14-