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firms and schedule them for interviews . Ron Schmidt, a Mounds View resident, has assumed the proprietorship of the Amoco station on Silver Lake Road as of April lst. . . .no fool'n. No new news from Alan Weinblatt on the Open Meeting Lawsuit or from the EPA on the Oakgrove Landfill. The newsletter will be out in a few weeks. We will have articles on Dynex, the bank, new businesses in the City, "Ask The City" responses, informal survey of resident suggestions for ways to save money, or raise revenues and a informational article on the Data Privacy Act. The Community Services Survey I spoke with Diane Traxler yesterday. The elections delayed their completion of the data inputs and sample survey, so Lhe survey will be conducted next week. So, if you havP any last minutes revisions to the 3rd draft that was distributed last week, let me know ASAP. POLICE Mary Rice, the Attorney in the Agunbiade Case called and advised that the hearing will be held on May 7, 1992 . All parties involved will meet with Mary on April 5, to prepare for the hearing. * There has been some concern about the junk and debris at 2909 Ardan Avenue. Since last year at this time, this department has issued two written warnings, four Administrative Offenses, one Court Citation and numerous verbal warnings. The court citation has went to warrant. He will be arrested and jailed. Hopefully the court will assess and appropriate penalty. * We've begun the conversion process on our two new squads . We should have then on the road by the end of April. * There is a meeting scheduled for April 10, 1992 at Ramsey County to discuss mobile digital Terminals. FINANCE * The auditors finished their field work early this year. - Have to tie—up some Loose ends (zielinquent-groperty taxes -& specialassessments datafrom Ramsey County) and then will start on financial statements. * Kitty Hickok and Mary Tatarek will be attending a Computer Service Inc. Users Group meeting in Buffalo on April 9 . * Dorothy Peterson and husband Franklin recently participated in a Park & Recreation tour to Grand Casino Mille Lacs . Dorothy assisted the Park & Recreation Department by serving as a tour guide for one of the buses. Unofficial reports state that while Dorothy and Franklin were ahead for a time, in the end they "broke even" . Better luck next time!