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POLICE • HOORAY!! The kids are back in school. Actually,it was a quiet Labor Day Weekend. Everyone must just be tired. • Tim Brennan gave a crime prevention talk at Silverpoint Apts. It was well attended by the senior citizens. • We are still in the training\learning process on our computer conversion.Naturally,there are a few bugs. Training is scheduled for the Officers this week and next. • As you may know,the Chief is being sued for 5 million. This time it is for libel and slander. The person suing is the same inmate in the Ohio Prison. An Attorney for the League has the case. He stated it should be dismissed quickly. Tim COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Planning Commission discusses wireless telecommunications towers and antennas The Planning Commission conducted its first discussion of wireless telecommunications at its meeting on August 21. Representatives from the two companies who have been licensed for this type of service in the Twin Cities were present, as was Coralie Wilson from the North Suburban Cable Commission. The industry representatives and Ms. Wilson shared a significant amount of information. The discussion lasted about an hour, and will be continued on September 18. The Planning Commission appreciated a comparison chart prepared on ordinances from surrounding communities. They asked staff to prepare a list of questions which need to be answered before an ordinance can be drafted. Court case on 2091 Hillview concludes The Tenants Remedy Action suit concluded on Friday, August 16, 1996. Parliament Company has been appointed the administrator for the building and will be responsible for collecting rents and making repairs until the building is up to Code. Parliament has applied for a Community Development Block Grant, on behalf of the owner, which they are expecting to receive soon. The judge has indicated a tentative schedule:repairs to begin September 15, 1996 and conclude by October 15, 1996. Pedestrian Bridge The Ramsey County Commissioners will be considering whether to grant an easement for the pedestrian bridge proposed to be built over Highway 10 at their September 3 meeting. Pam and Mary Saarion will be attending to represent the City and answer any questions.