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Mounds View City Council August 23, 1999 Regular Meeting Page 3 Council Member Marty requested a correction to Page 10, first paragraph, seventh sentence, to indicate "...if this had been an ethical contractor..." Council Member Marty requested a correction to Page 17, third paragraph, seventh sentence, to indicate "...of both parties, t~ have gradually developed..." MOTION/SECOND: Marty/Stigney. To accept the August 9, 1999 City Council minutes as corrected. Ayes - 3 Nays - 0 Motion carried. 5. SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS Mayor Coughlin introduced the new Police Chief, Bill Clark, and welcomed him to the City of Mounds View. Chief Clark stated that he was delighted to be in the City of Mounds View, and to have the opportunity to serve the Council, the City, and the citizens. He stated he had already seen many good things in the City of Mounds View, and that there were many good things yet to come. • Ma or 1' k o l d his E-mail y Cough In stated that anyone who wished to contact Chief Clar cud o so at address, Bi11C@RCMNet.org. He added that Chief Clark could also be reached via telephone at City Hall. Mayor Coughlin stated he looked forward to working with Chief Clark in the future. 6. REPORTS Council Member Marty reported he had met with Northwest Youth and Family Services, and the budget and other items were discussed during that meeting. He .stated they had been asked to go into a portion of Anoka County. He stated that presently they provide their services primarily in Ramsey County, and are presently researching this. He stated he hoped to have additional information by the next meeting of the City Council. Mayor Coughlin reported he had attended a luncheon meeting with County Commissioner Tony Bennett. He stated they had discussed a variety of issues, including the status of the airport discussion, in relation to the Anoka County airport. He stated Commissioner Bennett gave him a tour of the new jail site, which is approximately a two city-block section in the city of St. Paul, where they would be constructing the new jail. He stated Commissioner Bennett had been very active in securing that section for the County's use. Mayor Coughlin stated he was also provided with an overview of the County Commissioner's budget process, and the issues they are presently considering. He stated he had an enjoyable time, and it was a good opportunity to speak directly with Commissioner Bennett in his office and to continue to build a relationship with him. 3C: \ADMINIMINUTES\CC18-23-99. CC