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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL OCTOBER 27, 1993 LeBarron reported that it takes a tremendous effort just to identify the right volunteer for the program. LeBarron indicated that it was their hope to expand the program in Little Canada Scalze asked about other services provided in Little Canada similar to what is done at Fairview. LeBarron reported that they are currently workinq on establishing the elder mentor program at Little Canada Elementary School, which involves seniors assisting children in a number of different activities. LeBarron also reported that the program coordinates immunizations for seniors. Scalze reported that based on the 9.7% participation rate in Little Canada, the City's contribution should be $1,548.38. LaValle sugqested funding the entire $1,920 with the indication that the extra funding should be used for expansion of the program next year. LeBarron pointed out that with the addition of The Mayfield in the City, it is likely the program will expand. Scalze pointed out that it is easier to administer the program at The Mayfield, Garden Terrace Apartments, and Terrace Heights Mobile Home Court, but the need is greater for people livinq in single-family homes. It may be more difficult for these seniors to be as connected as others. LeBarron indicated that they would look at this area. Morelan asked about the City's donating to a non-profit, tax-exempt organization. The City Attorney indicated that the donation should be for a service which benefits the citizens of Little Canada who are using the program. The City Administrator recommended a letter of agreement which outlines the services which will be provided in exchanqe for the $1,920 in funding. Mr. LaValle introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION N0. 93-10-248 - APPROVING THE REQUEST OF THE ROSEVILLE AREA SENIOR PROGRAM FOR $1,920 IN FUNDING DURING 1994 FOR TAEIR BLOCKWORKER OUTREACH PROGRAM TO Page 14