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MGMO December 13v 1984 / � TO: City Council FR: Patrick D. Klaers, City Administrator RE: Informational Material forDecember 18, 1984, Council Meeting I must regretfully inform the City Council of some personal bad news which has been received by the Dave Wisdorf family. Dave contacted me last Sunday morning and informed me that his father had passed away" Dave/s father died of a massive heart attack at age 71; but, he had been ill for some time. City Council regards have been sent by the staff to Dave's family in Litchfield, Minnesota" 1" Attached for your information is the most recent City Newsletter dated December 11, 1984" This newsletter edition highlights articles on the Building Officials Contract, the Lions Park Shelter Workers and the Fire Department CIP and By-laws" 2. The Planning Commission will be discussing its work plan in January, 1985. This work plan will be discussed at the first few meetings in 1985, and, a formulated work plan will be presented to the City Council for its adoption in March, 1985. The Planning CommissioK is soliciting the City Council's input on what the Council desires the Planning Commission to review and examine in 1985" Any comments from the current or future City Council members regarding ideas or concepts which should be discussed and evaluated by the Planning Commission in 1985, should be forwarded to myself" I will then'pass on these comments to the Planning Commission in January" 3. Attached for your information are the monthly reports for November from the Washington County Sheriff's Department and the Lake Elmo "alunte,er Fire Department" The police monthly report contains a typical number of miles driven, complaints received and citiations issued; and, the Fire Department report continues to indicate a high number of firefighters responding to each call, with most of the incidents having over 10 individuals responding, 4^ At the last City Council meeting/when the park shelter workers were hired, the staff was requested to find out how much was paid during the Nst 06asom to these -workers. In response to this question, during the 1983/04 Winter season approximately $1200 was paid to the park shelter irkers for their services. This has been a fairly standard amount hoge past feN seasons andwe anticipate a similar amount to be paid 4hiP UpCo0/ing season"