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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />OCTOBER 24, 2012 <br />Blesener introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br />RESOLUTION NO. 2012-10-191 — AMENDING THE FEE /RATE <br />SCHEDULE FOR THE CITY OF LITTLE CANADA ESTABLISHING <br />AN ANIMAL KENNEL /ANIMAL DAY CARE LICENSE FEE OF $100 <br />PER YEAR <br />The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Keis. <br />Ayes (5). <br />Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. <br />RONDEAU The City Administrator reviewed his October 19, 2012 report <br />PARK summarizing the issues raised at the Rondeau Park neighborhood meeting <br />FOLLOW -UP held in September. The Administrator noted that this meeting was held as <br />a result of some incidents that occurred in that neighborhood, and focused <br />on improving public safety. <br />The first issue that was raised related to a malfunctioning street light at the <br />corner of Jackson Street and Bryan Avenue. A repair request was turned <br />in to Xcel for that street light, and the City has been informed that Jim <br />Boss has repaired the light. The Administrator reported that an article will <br />be put in the City's next newsletter informing people to either contact Xcel <br />or the City to let us know about outages so that they can be repaired <br />promptly. <br />The second issue related to undergrowth removal by the ponds on the east <br />side of Rondeau Park. City staff has reviewed this issue and the brush will <br />be removed this winter. In clearing brush, the City will ensure that some <br />screening remains adjacent to Park View Court. <br />The Administrator noted there was discussion about additional street lights <br />in the area. In reviewing the City's Street Light Policy, Bryan Avenue is <br />the only street that does not currently meet the policy. Staff is <br />recommending that a light be added to an existing power pole near the end <br />of Bryan between 57 and 65 Bryan. <br />With regard to the issue of additional lighting in Rondeau Park, the <br />Administrator reported that Deputy Eastham has recommended additional <br />lighting on the east side of the playground equipment. The thought is to <br />start with the addition of this light and then evaluate if there is the need for <br />more lighting after that light is in. <br />The final issue raised at the neighborhood meeting related to adding <br />fencing along the railroad tracks to discourage people from cutting <br />9 <br />