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Mounds View City Council March 27, 2000 Regular Meeting Page 20 at this time, she has not been contacted by anyone from the school regarding the status of this event. She stated the second condition of the resolution is that the applicant submit a copy of the State license to the City, at least one week prior to the date of this event. Assistant to the City Administrator Reed stated she has contacted the references provided by Mr. Marsh, which include the cities of Spring Lake Park and Coon Rapids. She indicated she had also checked with the State Boxing Board, which provided a satisfactory reference. MOTION/SECOND: Quick/Stigney. To Waive the Reading and Approve Resolution No. 5429, a Resolution Approving an Application for a License from Golden Gloves Youth Boxing. Council Member Quick stated the boxing exhibitions were a common occurrence in Mounds View in the past, however, in the absence of the Bel Ray, they have not been seen for some time. He indicated such items were typically listed on the Consent Agenda at all Thymes. Council Member Stigney inquired if the applicant maintained any special liability insurance to cover any incidents associated with the event. Assistant to the City Administrator Reed advised that when the exhibitions were held on City property, the applicants were required to maintain liability insurance. She indicated she contacted the City Attorney’s office regarding this, and was informed that because this event is not being held on City property the City is not required, or even expected to require that Edgewood Middle School request this. Council Member Stigney inquired if this would be the responsibility of Edgewood Middle School. Assistant to the City Administrator Reed stated this was correct. Ayes – 4 Nays – 0 Motion carried. H. Review of Timetable for City Administrator Search Assistant to the City Administrator Reed stated before the Council was a suggested timetable for the search for the new City Administrator. She indicated on March 20, Mr. Brimeyer, who would be conducting the search, was authorized to proceed, and he would be gathering information regarding the profile for the City Administrator until April 14. She explained that Mr. Brimeyer would interview both staff and Council Members to determine the qualities they would like to see in an administrator. She indicated City Administrator Whiting has suggested one of these interviews be conducted with the City Attorney, and that the media also be provided the opportunity to speak with Mr. Brimeyer in this regard. Assistant to the City Administrator Reed advised that during the week of April 17, announcements would be placed in the newspapers, which would include the Star Tribune, the Pioneer Press, the Focus, and possibly one or two others. She stated on April 24, Mr. Brimeyer would present a draft of the candidate profile to the Council. She indicated there was a slight conflict in terms of Mr. Brimeyer’s schedule, and the exact date of the presentation is uncertain, because Mr. Brimeyer would be attending a Council Meeting at the same time the Council would be in session.