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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MAY 4, 1999 <br />balance of the excess 1998 revenues will be used for repairs of the current city hall <br />building. <br />It was noted that funding for the Mallard Lane Trail connection is contingent upon a grant <br />from the DNR. If the grant is not received, $20,000 of the excess funds will be used for <br />signage of City entrances and Wenzel Farm trail clearing. <br />Council directed Mr. Wessel to address the funding for City entrance signs and the <br />upgrade of the Civic Center complex streetlights at the next work session. <br />DISCUSS POLICY ON MEETING MINUTES, MAYOR SULLIVAN <br />Discussion of the April 21, 1999, Council Work Session minutes was moved to the next <br />work session agenda. <br />REPORT ON PROGRESS OF CATCHING UP ON MINUTES, LINDA WAITE <br />SMITH <br />The primary duty of Ms. Anderson is to catch up on the transc <br />A tracking form has been developed to measure the progr <br />Currently 21 sets of minutes have been comple <br />determine the number of sets of minute's - ft <br />authorized to do whatever is necess <br />DISCUSS GRANT FOR <br />OFFICER ZERWA <br />minutes. <br />rec Ms. Waite Smith to <br />'be. s. Waite Smith was <br />tes completed. <br />Chief Pecchia ex <br />award of this gr <br />R LUS THE REPLACEMENT FOR <br />CHI <br />the Police Department has not received final notice of the <br />Officer Zerwas has received information indicating he is eligible for a medical retirement. <br />The Police Department is currently in the process of preparing the necessary paperwork. <br />If the paperwork is completed in time, this item will be placed on the agenda for the <br />regular Council meeting Monday, May 10, 1999. <br />Mayor Sullivan expressed concern about the additional funding needed for adding <br />officers. Two (2) options suggested were charging the County for services and the Lino <br />Lakes Police Department providing coverage for other cities in the Quad area. <br />Chief Pecchia indicated that the Police Department has applied for $140,000 grant for the <br />officers in the D.A.R.E. program. All Federal Grant Officers are fully funded for three <br />(3) years. Chief Pecchia also anticipates that the population increase in the next three (3) <br />years will insure a tax capacity rate to fund the additional officers. <br />4 <br />