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MEMORANDUM • DATE: September 16 , 1987 TO: David Childs, City Manager Department Heads FROM.: Connie Kroeplin, Administrative Secretary ITEM: STAFF MEETING NOTES - SEPTEMBER 15, 1987 The meeting began at 10: 05 A.M. Those present were Don Hickerson, Lee Entner, Connie Kroeplin, Dave Childs, Carol Johnson, Larry Hamer, and Ray Nelson. Don Hickerson 1 . Chief Hickerson has been discussing the City' s animal control concerns with other communities. He discovered that the City of St. Paul is doing this service for St. Paul and a few of its suburbs. St. Paul is considering contracting with other suburbs and then will try to turn animal control over to Ramsey County and the costs would be added to the tax books. This would affect the Ramsey portion of St. Anthony. The Chief suggested that possibly the Hennepin part. of St.. Anthony could use Ramsey County animal control ( if the county agrees to take over the service) on a fee basis or that something • could be worked out with them. 2 . Still working on . an.,ordinance regarding residency regulations for the police reserves. Lee Entner 1 . Bob Lee is back to work. 2 . Reminded those present that the Civil Defense ID photos will be taken next Tuesday and the Councilmembers ' will be taken before the meeting that evening. 3 . Laws concerning storage/disposition of hazardous wastes have changed. Responsibility has gone from Federal, to State, to City. Chief Entner will be working with Jim Zappia on a feasible plan for hazardous wastes. 4 . Chief Entner has taken a course on Creative Management. The course is presented on tapes and both he and Mr. Childs agree it is excellent and recommended it to the .-other Department Heads. Carol Johnson 1 . - Mrs ., Johnson and Mr. .Childs have developed a job description • for the new position of Senior Accounting Clerk. Payroll duties will include the liquor personnel and all items per- taining to personnel and payroll, i .e. , insurance, benefits , etc. A help wanted ad has been placed--in the Sunday editions of both the Minneapolis Star and the St. Paul Pioneer Press.