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1 1 1 COUNCIL MEETING March 25, 1985 Page Eight 141 B. Centerville Correspondence Concerning Police Chief Selection - Mr. Schumacher had received a letter from Centerville re- questing input from Centerville in future decisions of major impact in regard to the Police Department. Mr. Schumacher said the Police contract has language stating that the City of Lino Lakes has total responsibility for operation and function of the department which includes hiring and firing. Mr. Schumacher said he would forward a copy of the present contract with Centerville to their City Clerk pointing out this section. He will also inform her that the new Police Chief is available to attend any Council Meeting they so request, perhaps on a quarterly basis. C. Proposed Senior Center Open House - April 28, 1985 The Senior Council has proposed holding an open house on April 28, 1985. The Council suggested holding a joint open house for the new Council Chambers and the Senior Center. This would mean that the date would have to be delayed until sometime in May. Major Benson suggested other items such as posters and possibly meeting the new Chief of Police could be included in the open house. D. Board of Equalization - The Council will meet on April 15, 1985 at 7:00 P.M. to convene the Board of Equilization. The Clerk will send out notices to council members and publish the required notices. OLD BUSINESS Mr. Reinert told the Council he is a member of the Anoka County Solid Waste Management Advisory Committee and has been attending these meetings. This is going to be quite involved and will address determining waste sites, mass burn, recycling etc. He will be asking someone from Anoka County to come before the Council and ex- plain some of the state legislature mandates._ Mr. Reinert asked that the Public Works Director look at the routing of garbage trucks in this community so that this City can get a handle on what is happening here at this time for future planning. Mr. Schumacher explained that the engine in the police car that was ordered in December has not been approved by the Pollution Control Agency. Chief Campbell has asked to go ahead and order the larger LTD squad so that the department can stay consistent with their vehicle rotation plan. Mr. Marier moved to approve the purchase of the larger LTD squad car. Mr. Bohjanen seconded the motion. Motion declared passed.