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Mounds View City Council March 22, 1999 <br />Regular Meeting Page 2 <br />NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of Directors hereby recognizes Mayor McCarty for his <br />commitment to the mission of the Coalition and its unique multi-community collaborative work <br />plan. <br />FURTHER, the Board appreciates Mayor McCarty's dedication and active participation in <br />helping shape the Coalition's vision for the future. <br />The Board of Directors hereby declares Mayor Duane McCarty and honorary member of the <br />Coalition, and encourages Mayor McCarty to remain engaged with the work of the Coalition. <br />Adopted by the North Metro I-35W Corridor Coalition, this day, January 12, 1999. <br />Dennis Probst, President of the I-35W Corridor Coalition, and Mayor of Mounds View." <br />Mayor Coughlin requested former Mayor McCarty come forward for presentation of this award. <br />Former Mayor, Duane McCarty stated he appreciated this award very much. He explained <br />that the I-35W Corridor Coalition is comprised of the membership of the cities of Mounds View, <br />Arden Hills, Shoreview, Roseville, and Blaine. He indicated that they have commenced the <br />development of a Geological Information System, that would put at their fingertips, the <br />information needed to move forward with good, sound, decision making process, in the areas of <br />Economic Development, redevelopment, and the like. He added that Mayor Coughlin would be <br />carrying the torch in this regard. <br />Mr. McCarty stated the Geological Information System is a very powerful and significant tool. <br />He explained that if a business were to come to Mounds View, in search of a location in which to <br />develop their business, and there was no appropriate site available, the City could immediately <br />provide information regarding other locations in its sister cities. He advised that this would <br />allow these cities to hold that economic development in the North Metro area. <br />Mr. McCarty reiterated that he appreciated this award very much, and would attempt to live up to <br />the kind words contained therein. He indicated that Former Mayor, Dennis Probst, who had <br />written this inscription, was a very talented and dependable leader, whom he had enjoyed <br />working with. <br />Mr. McCarty stated after the election, he had indicated to Mayor Coughlin, and Council <br />Members Marty and Thomason that he was pleased with the results of the election, as he <br />believed most people were. He pointed out that even if they were not voted for, they now <br />represent all of them. He stated he had further indicated at the time, that he would be their chief <br />cheerleader, and he had found no reason to back away from this commitment. He advised that <br />he has been watching, and they were doing an excellent job. <br />Mr. McCarty stated the Council has done everything they had stated they were going to do, and <br />he had no doubt that they would accomplish the things that were to come. He indicated that this <br />would likely be one of the best Council's they have had in Mounds View, including those he <br />served on. He noted this Council has all of the advantages that they had in his first term. He <br />explained that the first Council he served on had three new Council Members within two years, <br />including himself, Charlotte Forslin, and Bill Dody. He indicated they could also depend upon <br />Don Hodges, who brought his experience to this Council. He commented they had the <br />
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