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Mounds View City Council February 10, 2003 <br />Regular Meeting Page 2 <br />Mayor Linke indicated that Council would be discussing refinancing the golf course as well as <br />other outstanding obligations. He then indicated that this Council has asked Staff to prioritize <br />and look for ways of cutting spending. <br />Mr. Jahnke indicated he had noticed that this Council has asked Staff to prioritize spending and <br />he appreciates it. He then said he looks to Council Members to really look at expenditures and <br />not be afraid to say no. <br />Council Member Stigney indicated he was not sure if the golf course bonds could be refinanced. <br />Ms. Thomas indicated the bonds could be refinanced in 2004. <br />Barbara Thomas of 5444 Landmark Circle indicated she had provided Mr. Ericson with the <br />special study on local government aid that came from the State. She then read a summary of the <br />press statement. <br />Ms. Thomas commented that, whether or not you agree that LGA could be cut to that extent <br />without cutting essential services, the legislature is going to look to this report for authorization <br />to go ahead with cuts for the upcoming budget. <br />Ms. Thomas indicated the report refers to Mounds View as a metro small city and it is disturbing <br />that Mounds View spends $227.00 on essential services per capita and $183.22 for nonessential <br />services per capita. <br />Ms. Thomas indicated that the levy for Mounds View would remain about the same due to the <br />adjusted basis language in the proposal. <br />Ms. Thomas encouraged Council to read the report as it provides good information as to how <br />Mounds View should be considering things. <br />Mayor Linke asked if the report took into consideration the average income for the City. <br />Ms. Thomas indicated that income was taken into consideration. <br />Ms. Thomas indicated it is important to realize how this City is considered and what the <br />legislature will do as this report will effectively give permission to look at cuts to LGA or <br />restructuring. <br />Ms. Thomas indicated there are areas in the report where Mounds View is specified and Council <br />Members will want to familiarize themselves with it. <br />Council Member Gunn indicated she had thought the State was considering big restrictions on <br />levy limits. <br />
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