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Mounds View City Council February 28, 2000 <br />Regular Meeting Page 10 <br />I pray the somehow, a young boy’s death will somehow not be in vain, but that something good <br />can come from this experience in this community that we all care about. In the strong name of <br />Jesus, I pray. Amen.” <br /> <br />An audience member asked Mayor Coughlin why he was willing to save his public life, but not <br />the lives of those who cross the highway every day. <br /> <br />Mayor Coughlin stated this was a safety issue he has advocated since coming into office last <br />year. He stated he had nothing to do with votes previous, nor would he speak to votes previous <br />by a previous Council, over which he had no control. He advised that all they could do was the <br />best they could, and he would do this. <br /> <br />An audience member asked Mayor Coughlin if he had a daughter or son. <br /> <br />Mayor Coughlin stated he had both. <br /> <br />The audience member asked what if they had been killed on the highway. <br /> <br />Mayor Coughlin stated this question has gone through his mind since Friday. <br /> <br />An audience member stated Edgewood Middle School was willing to find the funds, and he was <br />certain Pinewood Elementary School was also willing to help. <br /> <br />Mayor Coughlin stated last year he had done research to see if he could retrieve the original <br />funds. He indicated there is a chance that the original funds could be utilized. He stated he was <br />in favor of this then, and he would push for it now, which was all he could do, as one vote on the <br />Council. <br /> <br />An audience member stated he was sure all of the people in the audience would donate money <br />toward the bridge. He stated he was very happy they built Windsong, because before this, the <br />children always had to get a ride, but now they can walk. He inquired if the Council thinks about <br />crossing the highway to go see the Windsong, and why didn’t they build the bridge since it is <br />such a busy road. <br /> <br />Mayor Coughlin stated this was something he advocated personally, and the Council would be <br />discussing this further that evening. <br /> <br />An audience member inquired how long it would take before something was done. <br /> <br />Mayor Coughlin stated the Council has now been meeting for an hour, and they are acting. He <br />stated as soon as the public comment is over, and they move forward with the official meeting, <br />this issue would be addressed. He stated they would explore all options available to the City for <br />funding. He indicated he had already gone to the State Capitol to speak with the State Senator <br />and Representative to determine if other sources of funding are available to the City. <br /> <br />The young man’s grandmother requested Mayor Coughlin’s E-mail address. <br />
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