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294 <br />12 <br />citizens of Lino Lakes for the support and assistance they contributed <br />in 1985. The larger the City becomes, the more the Council must rely <br />on Boards and citizen's input to grow and prosper. I am always <br />pleased to see the number of applicants who are willing to commit their <br />time and effort when a vacancy arises. It proves to me that the citi- <br />zens of Lino Lakes are ready and willing to make the committment to <br />our City's future. Let me again thank you on behalf of the City <br />Council. You are appreciated and needed. <br />As I begin my fifth year as Mayor we must continue to extend a help- <br />ing hand to all who seek help. We are growing and must remind our- <br />selves that many new residents will call Lino Lakes their home in the <br />future. I must also remind the City staff and Council that we are <br />here to serve the residents of the City. We must be helpful and <br />courteous when dealing with their concerns. <br />1985 was a very good year for Lino Lakes. A special thanks must go to <br />the staff and Council for their efforts. I fully expect 1986 to be <br />another year with much progress. We can see development moving closer <br />and in fact, we are beginning to experience the progression from our <br />southern cities. We must be prepared to cope with the expansion in <br />the future. Finally, as a Council we are the fathers of the City. <br />We accepted that responsibility when we were elected. In 1986 the <br />decisions we make will affect not only the immediate future but <br />future success throughout the balance of this century. Let's make <br />every effort to base those decisions on sound foundations for a <br />strong city. <br />Again, thanks to all who helped make 1985 a good year for Lino Lakes. <br />1 <br />