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UNAPPROVED Officer Brennen was viewed in a very positive light, both through his work with the Dare Program, and as a role model for the children. He commended Officer Brennen for the excellent job he was doing. Council Member Thomason stated that she had attended the EDC and EDA meetings, and had nothing to report in these areas. She stated, however, that there had been questions regarding the manner in which the other Council Members addressed her and she wished to clarify that, although she had no particular preference, it was with her permission that the Council Members address her as "Councilwoman." Council Member Stigney reported that during the League of Minnesota Cities Conference, he had attended a seminar which focused upon politics as elected officials, where discussion took place regarding the use of influence and power in constructive ways, and not to abuse them. He stated that he had attended a seminar regarding the rehabilitation, upgrading and replacement processes applicable to manufactured home parks, noting that some of the information brought forward at this seminar might be of interest to the City of Mounds View in regard to their manufactured home parks. Council Member Stigney reported that he had attended a seminar that focused on the financing of technology, and another whose topic was evaluating the City Manager. Council Member Stigney stated that his name had been drawn as the recipient of a $1000 door prize, and that the proceeds of the door prize would be used for the benefit of the City of Mounds View. He listed the names of the numerous companies who had contributed to the door prize. Acting Administrator Mike Ulrich reported on the construction projects within the City. He stated that the Spring Lake Park/County Road I. project was proceeding, and that the entire length of Spring Lake Road had been recycled. He stated that the first overlift mat had been laid, and it would be approximately two weeks before the second bituminous layer would be put down. He stated that, in the interim, City crews would be establishing the grade and installing the manhole covers and castings. Following that, he stated, the landscaping crews would complete the boulevard and landscaping, and City crews would install the mailboxes and posts. He stated that, weather permitting, the project would be completed by mid July. Acting Administrator Ulrich noted that the City Hall parking lot improvement project was also in the process of being completed. City Attorney Long had no report. 7. CONSENT AGENDA A. Approve Just and Correct Claims B. 1999-2000 Restaurant License Renewals C. 1999 Garbage Hauler License Renewals D. 1999/2000 License Renewals E. Contractor Licenses for Approval F. Set a Public Hearing for 7:05 p.m., Monday, July 12, 1999 for the Introduction (First Reading) of Ordinance 632, an Ordinance Amending Chapter 1113 of the Zoning Code Pertaining to Permitted Uses within the B-2, Limited Business Zoning District G. Consideration of Resolution 5350, Authorizing Request for Variance to the Rules of the Municipal State Aid Division of the Minnesota Department of Transportation 4 CA\ADMIN\MINUTES\CC\6-28-99.CC