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Mounds View City Council Page 7 Regular Mee ing March 27, 1995 are us ally good about calling City Hall and informing staff of tra sient merchants that didn't have an identification card. Linke ddressed Item 78, Filing Fee for Public Office. This item as discussed at the Charter Commission and it was decide that the $5.00 Filing Fee for Public Office should be raised Linke suggested the fee be raised to $35.00. Althou h that amount would still not cover the expenses involy d to furnish a candidate with the necessary paperwork, it wou d be a reasonable amount that would not prevent an indivi ual from filing for public office. It was felt that Item 78, Filing Fee for Public Office, should be dis ussed at a later date to permit adequate research in obtain ng an accurate cost. Ms. Orduno said she would be able to fur ish those figures at the April 3 Work Session. MOTION SECOND: Trude/Hankner to Adopt Resolution No. 4731 Rescin ing Resolution No. 4461 and Establishing a Uniform Schedu a of Fees and Charges, Exhibit A Attached, as Presented • VOTE: 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried Counci member Trude commented that the establishment of fees and ch rges was one way for the government to pass the costs on to he people that create the costs. I. Counci member Hankner explained that an airport task force had been iscussed and it was felt that five to seven members should be appointed. The following names were offered for the appoin ments to the Airport Task Force: Jim Sculthorp, Sue Weber, Jim Nelson, Reinhold Markfelt, and Leonard Burgers. Hankne gave a brief background of the appointees and felt they w uld be a good representation for the City. Some of the appoin ees feel very passionate about the airport issues and should be able to bring a good amount of advisory information to the Council. • Counci member Trude mentioned that it is difficult as a Counci member to be well informed on every single issue that comes efore the Council and the forming of this task force would be a helpful means to keep Councilmembers abreast of airpor issues.