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Mounds View City Council Page Seven <br /> Regular Meeting November 25, 1991 <br /> can afford this. Mr. Werner stated that some people want some of <br /> the streetlights turned off. Mr. Werner stated the he lives mid- <br /> block and that the streetlight provides no safety factor for him, <br /> therefore, he should only pay for what he uses which is <br /> approixmately $.34 . Mr. Werner stated that the City should not be <br /> considering an increase at all. Mr. Werner stated that the City <br /> should cut back on streetlights . <br /> Mayor Linke stated that there is a plan for street light installation.s <br /> The City would not put more in that the plan says it should. <br /> Mr. Werner, Jr. suggested that half of the street lights be shut <br /> off in Mounds View and see if more burglaries happen in Mounds View <br /> as a result. Mr. Werner would volunteer to have the street light on <br /> the closest block to him shut off. Mr. Werner stated this could <br /> be a test case to see if word gets around that Mounds View is an <br /> easy target for burglary because of its lower number of <br /> streetlights . If the burglaries increase a year from now then Mr. <br /> Werner indicated that he would stand and say all right. Mr. <br /> Werner stated that he carried this a bit far but did it to set up <br /> an analogy. Mr. Werner again stated that the City shouldn't be <br /> considering an increase in streetlights if we can't afford police <br /> officers nor do the residents need the snowplows to go down their <br /> streets three or four times . Mr. Werner urged the Council to look <br /> into where the waste is going on. Mr. Werner stated that possibly <br /> the computer time could be used to run a statistical analysis to <br /> find out where the services the City offers are not cost effective <br /> rather than to run billing on the street light utility. <br /> Bill Frits, 8072 Long Lake Road, asked how can the City be short two <br /> police officers when the City has not grown one square inch in <br /> twenty-five years and the same area is being patrolled. Mr. Frits <br /> asked what's happening to those that the City has? Mr. Frits <br /> also stated the City should look at more cuts and that the City <br /> will have to cut services. Mr. Frits asked how large a club do <br /> the residents need to hi_t—the Council ov_e_the_head_a th i-n-order <br /> for them to understand that the Council can't increase costs to <br /> the taxpayers any further. Mr. Frits stated that if he were bit <br /> by a small snake rather than a large snake, he would still have <br /> been bitten by a snake. <br /> Mayor Linke stated that the poplulation of the City was 4,000 then and <br /> now has approximately 13,000 residents . <br /> Mayor Linke indicated to Mr. Frits that he was a union man and <br /> should understand that these police officers get vacation time. <br /> Mayor Linke stated that some of these officers have up to four <br /> earned weeks of vacation at this point. Mayor Linke further <br /> indicated that this means the City has twelve officers and that <br /> totals twelve months of vacation that the City has to cover -- <br /> that's one full man. <br />
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