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CC PACKETS 1981-1984 & 1987
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-7- <br /> Old Highway 8 . He said because this would result in a 24 hour , seven <br /> day a week, operation just across from the new townhomes , he had been <br /> relieved to learn from watching the Roseville Council meeting on Cable <br /> T.V. that the proposal had been withdrawn. The Councilmember. . attributed <br /> this in part to the pressures applied by St . Anthony officials and <br /> residents against the project. <br /> Councilmember Makowske said she hoped the Roseville Planning Commission <br /> would now be taking a. second look at that piece of property with regard <br /> to their Comprehensive Plan for that area. <br /> Mayor Sundland told her he would expect that would be exactly what would <br /> happen now. He reported having dinner with Roseville Mayor Don Wiskie <br /> and Councilmember Bob Mattson the previous Saturday night where there <br /> was a lengthy discussion of the issue. The Roseville officials seemed <br /> to appreciate St. - Anthony' s alerting them to a potential problem with <br /> one of their properties, the Mayor said, to the same degree St. Anthony <br /> officials had been appreciative of Mr. Johnson' s report that evening. <br /> He added that he perceived Roseville now shared the same -.type of <br /> concerns about how that particular property might be developed as had <br /> been expressed at St. Anthony meetings for years . <br /> Marks Reports on His Attendance at the League Conference <br /> The Councilmember assured the other Councilmembers that Washington <br /> hadn' t changed much when it came' to traffic congestions and accidents . <br /> He reported he had gone to Washington- one day early and stayed an extra <br /> day beyond the conference close. His early arrival had enabled the <br /> Councilmember to attend a conference on drug abuse the day before the <br /> official League activities started, which he had found very informative. <br /> Included in that conference had been a Justice Department report on its <br /> efforts to interdict drug traffic with the use of balloons to track <br /> planes and ships to intercept vessels carrying drugs into this country. <br /> The latter had been intended to be carried 'out by the 500 Coast Guard <br /> agents Congress had authorized be hired for that purpose, but, the <br /> Councilmember said, had been stalled because the Administration had <br /> failed to hire a single agent. <br /> Councilmember Marks reported on another drug program under which the <br /> gambling casinos and hotels which the drug dealers own in this country <br /> can be confiscated -to pay fines when drug dealers are convicted. He <br /> added that the revenues from .the - sale of these properties are shared <br /> with the states for their participation in the law enforcement efforts. <br /> In spite of the fact that many of the drug fighting programs '.'were in <br /> Jeopardy because. of the Administration' s priorities" , the Councilmember <br /> said there were a number of . community .based programs which seem - to be <br /> succeeding. Included was the program under which . both parents and <br /> students are encouraged to 'sign pledges not to be involved with drugs . <br /> • <br />
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