HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000039_pg025Administrator's Report
-2- Jan. 23, 1976
ITEM 13. Proposed new public health housing code is being presented
just to give public indication of Council's intent to
license apartments. No action is necessary. Staff memo
will be prepared to explain purpose. Next agenda session
will deal with it.
ITEM 14. Staff recommends approval; no adverse information on any
license applicants. Recommend fee be waived for Red
Oak PTO's bingo (one night) request.
ITEM 15. Administrator's report:
a. County reviewed second request for Long Lake /Hillview
stop and rejected.
b. Applications received from two people for commission
vacancies. Both enclosed.
c. Carol Waide requests sick leave advance of nine days.
Recommend approval under conditions of new ordinance.
d. Petition received from Pleasant View Drive residents
in opposition to proposed street /drainage improvement.
Recommend Council direct staff to notify Fridley that
City is not presently interested in the project and
that storm drainage study is underway to evaluate needs
e. State law now allows municipalities to deposit and earn
interest in passbook savings accounts. Current short
term (10 -90 days) government security yields are below
bank savings yield (50). Recommend Council authorize
staff to deposit idle funds in savings account with
First State Bank. of New Brighton whenever such will
produce a greater yield on idle cash and that any such
monies so deposited be protected by adequate pledge
of government securities by the Bank.
f. Safety Committee requests Council approval to expand
voting membership to include an employee from both
maintenance and police (presently just one).