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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />FEBRUARY 13, 2008 <br />would likely be needed for the Schrier site and the Lapham-Hickey Steel <br />site. The Council indicated their consensus that the Lapham-Hickey Steel <br />site would have a higher use than the Public Works garage. <br />Blesener suggested that there may be some potential for the McGough <br />redevelopment area, and suggested that the City Administrator contact <br />Greg Deeb of Roseville Plumbing to determine if he has any interest in <br />selling his property. <br />The City Administrator suggested that another potential site is the Drywall <br />Supply property, pointing out that there is a great deal of undeveloped <br />land in this area. Soil conditions appear to be peat; therefore, soil <br />corrections would be needed for this property as well. <br />The Council discussed potential sites in Ryan Industrial Park, including <br />the Lee Rossow property and the Meisen Roofing property. The <br />Administrator noted that Lee Rossow would not be a willing seller and the <br />Meisen Roofing property is very shallow. Again, soil corrections would <br />be needed. The Frattalone recycling yard was mentioned, and the <br />Administrator did not believe that Mr. Frattalone would be a willing seller. <br />It was noted that Frattalone has an interim use permit for his recycling <br />operation which expires in September of 2009. The terms of that permit <br />require that discussions begin on the operation in September of 2008. <br />Blesener and Allan indicated that they would like to see the recycling <br />operation eliminated. <br />The City Administrator indicated that he would contact Greg Deeb and <br />Carl Johnson to determine if they have any interest in selling their <br />property for a Public Works Garage site. <br />GOALS The City Administrator noted that for 2008 the recommendation is that <br />REVIEW the Council conduct a goals review workshop to review outstanding goals <br />WORKSHOP and update action plans for finalizing these goals. Input would be sought <br />from previous attendees relative to goal priorities and any new goals that <br />they feel are important to address in 2008. The Administrator indicated <br />that it is anticipated that the City would return to its normal goal setting <br />process in 2009. <br />SHERIFF'S The City Administrator presented the Council with updated information <br />DEPARTMENT on the proposed formula change for allocation of policing costs among <br />COST the cities contracting with the Ramsey County Sheriff's Department for <br />FORMULA police protection. He noted that the City of North Oaks is driving the <br />formula change as it is their position that they are being overcharged for <br />this service. Little Canada and Vadnais Heights will bear increased costs <br />4 <br />