HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000057_pg259Mounds View City Council September 14, 1981
Regular Meet,ng Page Eleven
' ouncilmember Forslund stated she had been con -
acted by a senior citizen who had been issued a
warning for parking in a no- parking zone at Spring
Lake. Mayor McCarty replied that no- parking signs
are posted and that there is parking available
around the lake.
Councilmember Blanchard reported that she had
attended a meeting called by June Demos, mayor
of Roseville, regarding the redistricting of
Ramsey County. She added that a petition was
being circulated, asking that the communities
be kept together as much as possible. She
recommended that Mounds View send a letter,
stressing that they would like to stay entirely
in Ramsey County.
Motion /Second: Blanchard /Doty that the City
Council go on record as favoring being left in
the legislative district of Ramsey County,
in order to promote County and municipal
integrity.
5 ayes 0 nays
" ouncilmember Hodges asked that Staff check
ith a representative of the church involved
.n the Poppelaars request, to see who can
sign the agreement.
Mayor McCarty stated that he had taken a
tour of the new Fire Department facility,
and that there would be an open house.
Mayor McCarty reported that the Twin Cities
Arms Plant is being asked by the Federal
government to fund the expenses for the
testing of wells, and recommended the City
ask for reimbursement also.
Councilmember Doty asked that Staff also
check into the testing of wells at Onan
Corporation.
Mayor McCarty noted that the City Council
had formally received the proposed 1982
budget and directed the Clerk /Administrator
to prepare a summary and have it published
in the New Brighton Bulletin, per the
Charter requirements.
Motion Carried