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• 1 Marks Reports Beneficial Youth Service Bureau Retreat 2 There were a number of municipal officials who participated in the 3 above the weekend of January 15th the Councilmember indicated. He 4 said one of the most helpful issues which were pursued was the 5 perception that Boards should give better directions regarding the 6 main thrust of their organizations to the membership. In response 7 to these inadequacies , the YSB will set up a program of position 8 descriptions so board members will know exactly what is expected of 9 them. 10 Councilmember Marks indicated he expected to be on jury duty for 11 several more weeks. 12 DEPARTMENTS AND COMMITTEES 13 Before the Hance & LeVahn report on cases they had prosecuted at 14 Hennepin County District Court on January 6th was ordered filed, 15 Councilmember Marks commented he was glad to see the Court require 16 at least some payment of the City' s costs. 17 CITY MANAGER REPORTS 18 January 22 , 1988 Staff Meeting Notes 4w19 *During the consideration of the 1988 goals adopted by the Fire 0 Department, Mr. Childs indicated the proposed $7, 500 expenditure 21 for an' air compressor to replenish the oxygen in the Department' s 22 air masks and resuscitators would have to be considered in some 23 future budget session. 24 *In reference to the Police Chief Hickerson' s observations related 25 to the school -district' s deferring maintenance items in antici- 26 pation of the potential transfer of Parkview' s ownership, the 27 Manager indicated staff was documenting all deferred items which 28 would have to be taken care of before the City would take over the 29 building. 30 *Mr. Nelson' s recommendations related to a joint grand opening for 31 the new Stonehouse restaurant and liquor warehouse operations were 32 explored briefly with arguments made for more exposure through 33 several events. Mr. Childs indicated he would relay these concerns 34 to the Liquor Manager who he was certain would be open to any 35 Council suggestions. Councilmember Enrooth suggested restaurant 36 and liquor store patrons might have to compete for the same parking 37 spaces when both operations are running at full capacity. The 38 Mayor agreed, saying Mr. Nelson had told him Mr. Manning antici- 39 pated business in his St. Anthony restaurant might surpass his 40 other two southeast Minneapolis locations. 41 Liquor Warehouse Addition Expected to be Completed by End of Week • 5