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i( August 29, 1984 To: Mayor and City Council Fr: Patrick D. Klaers, City Administrator Re: Informational Material for September 4, 1984, Council Meeting 1. Attached for your information is the most recent City Newsletter dated August 28, 1984, which highlights articles on the election equipment and CIP needs. 2. Wish to once again inform the City Council that I will be out of town for the September 18, 1984, City Council meeting. At this point, the agenda for this 9-16 meeting includes a public hearing for citizen input on the Revenue Sharing and General Fund Budget, a public hearing for a simple lot subdivision and zoning/lot size variance for Daniel Dickhausen and may include review of Mr. Peltier's application for a rezoning in Section 35 to Commercial and also consideration of a Preliminary Plat from David Nelson. These last two items may or may not be on the 9-18 agenda depending upon the review by the Planning Commision on September 10 and the material that is sbmitted to he City staff. Additionally, the staff anticipates other items to be added to the agenda as we approach the meeting date. 3. Attached for your information is a letter from Carol Kuettner, Chairperson of the "Light Up Lake Elmo" Committee. This letter provides you with a status report of the fund raising efforts of the committee and informs you of an important meeting to be held on Wednesday, September 5, at the White Hat Restaurant at 7:30 p.m. You should note that the financial figures included in this letter do not include any revenues obtained during Huff & Puff Days. 4. Wish to acknowledge that the Council approved 1984 CIP needs for the Maintenance Department are in the process of being purchased. Maintennce Foreman Dave Wisdorf is receiving quotes and he has infomed me that the radios will be less than anticipated. The washer should be approximately the $1,800 discussed by the committee and the wing itself will cost approximately $6,000 but, there will be additional expenses for delivery and installing this wing on the dump truck. The total estimated cost for equipment and installation is expected to be approximately $11,500 instead of the previous estimated amount of $10,000 that was presented to the CIP Committee and Council. 5. Attached for your information is some material relating to the Lakeview Ambulance application . The material indicates that the application was recommended for approval by health systems agencies but that the Department of Health staff recommended denial and the Commissioner concurred with the staff in determining that this application should be denied. Unless we hear otherwise or there is a mechanism for Lakeview Hospital to appeal this decision, it appears that the application for Lakeview Hospital Ambulance Service is now a dead issue. Therefore, the City of Lake Elmo will be continuing to receive its ambulance service from the new owners of the Cropp Service.