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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 10-2-84 PAGE 14 E. Request for funds from St. Croix Valley Youth Service Bureau. The Council reviewed the correspondence from this organization in which they request that the City of Lake Elmo participate in supporting this groups efforts. Their request from Lake Elmo is a contribution of $7422.00. Fraser stated that being educated and experienced in social work, she speaks from that point of view as well as that of a Council member and feels it is not the responsibility of local small government units to support this service. It is not feasible.for a City like Lake Elmo to monitor the use of the money so that we can say that we are certain it is well used. This organization advertises free service which she believesto be unwise. They could go with the sliding scale, but chose not to do that. If the City wishes to spend money for this sort of purpose, she feels it woud be desirable to take a look at a number of agencies, rather than designate this particular one just because that is where the request comes from. M/S/P Fraser/Dunn - To deny the request from the St. Croix Valley Youth Service Bureau for a contribution from the City of Lake Elmo. (Motion carried 3-0-1 <Mazzara>). F. Consideration of placement of barricades at: 1. 15th Street 2. 10th Street Lane The Council reviewed the proposal from the Maintenance Foreman to relocate the "dead end" on 15th Street by creating a new turnaround and barricade on 15th Street approximately 100 to 150 feet east of 8996 15th Street North; and barricading off a section of loth Street Lane approximately 100 to 150 feet east of 9560 loth Street Lane in an effort to eliminate the dumping of debris and refuse in these locations. The Council also reviewed a letter of support for this proposal from Washington County Parks Director, Jack Perkovich. Eder stated he is in favor of this proposal as long as there is an area where you can make a turn around by the farm driveway. M/S/P Eder/Mazzara - To accept the recommendations of the Maintenance Foreman which are to adjust the existing barricade on 15th Street, approximately 125' to the west; and to place barricades on the portion of 10th Street Lane that is generally not used by the citizens of the community, however noting that these are public streets but their current use warrants these barricades, to help eliminate the random dumping of debris and refuse. (Motion carried 4-•0). Eder directed the Administrator to request the Washington County Parks Director to put a sign on 15th indicating the directions to the Regional Park entrance. G. ICMA Retirement Trust Resolution The Administrator distributed information from the ICMA Retirement Corporation regarding the development of a Trust Fund Board. This