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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW RAMSEY COUNTY, MINNESOTA A regular meeting of the Mounds View City Council was called to order by Mayor Johnson at 8:00 p.m., February 10, 1975, at the Pinewood Elementary School, 5500 Quincy Street, Mounds View, Minnesota 55112 Present: Mayor Johnson Councilman Hodges Councilman Baumgartner Councilman Pickar Councilman Shelquist Also Present: Clerk- Administrator Achen Attorney Meyers Engineer Bearden MSP ( Pickar- Hodges) To approve the minutes of January 27, 1975 with the following corrections. Page 9, Councilman Pickar's Report, Sue Lynn should be spelled Sue Lind. Page 1, first paragraph, should state "at the Pinewood Elementary School, 5500 Quincy Street" instead of Mounds View City Hall. Page 3, last paragraph, Steven Thomson should be spelled Steven Thompson. Page 4, second paragraph, should read Project 1973 -6, ($100) and Project 1973 -5 ($4,200). Page 5, fifth paragraph, should read original motion passed "as amended." Page 6, first sentence, should read scheduled "by Ramsey County" for February 10. Page 6, sixth paragraph, after the word Commission should read "to the Council and public at the hearing that the maximum enrollment expected would be approximately 60 to 70 students." Page 8, paragraph 7 second sentence, should read Attorney Meyers stated we are "not" technically liable for anything on the boulevard. Mayor Johnson presented a copy of a bill submitted by Senator McCutcheon abolishing police departments and creating a police agency. Mayor Johnson stated he has written letters to State representatives opposing this bill. Mayor Johnson commented on the effort being made by Ramsey County to keep the court system revenues in Ramsey County instead of funding 50% back to the cities. Mayor Johnson asked that the Council be attentive to the proposals of the County and give study to them. Mayor Johnson noted that two day activity care center applications were received from Judith Olson, 7739 Woodlawn Drive, and Kathy St. John, 7900 Eastwood. Mayor Johnson acknowledged receipt of a note from Jim Engebretson for recognition of Music in our Schools Day. He read a proclamation supporting Music in our Schools Day. 5 Ayes MSP (Johnson- Hodges) to adopt Resolution No. 659 proclaiming March 13, 1975, "Music in our Schools Day." 5 Ayes Mayor Johnson commented on the proposed bill by Representative Neisen asking for a change in the open meeting law restricting open meetings to meetings other than salary negotiations, lawsuits, employee reprimands, etc.