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1 The Councilmember reported Minneapolis Alderman Dziedzic had .given his : • 2 wholehearted support. to �the Gaughan Company., proposal .for redeveloping 3 the final phases of the above . project in the St. ' Anthony Village 4 Shopping Center property during - the informal meeting at St—Charles . 5 Borromeo School to which the Councilmember had been designated- to 6 represent the rest of the Council. The Minneapolis neighbors whose 7 homes are located adjacent to the project area, as- well- as the St. 8 Anthony.. residents who were in attendance, also indicated their, 9 approval of the project, perceiving the new proposal addressed many of 10 the concerns they ' had about a previous proposal, Councilmember. 11 Ranallo reported. 12 Planning Commission to Give PUD Chances Public Hearing November 4th 13 Public input related to the changes in the Planned .Unit Development 14 Plan, which would be necessary if the Gaughan proposal is to be 15 accepted, would be sought during the above and incorporated into the 16 Commission' s recommendation to be reported to the Council during their 17 November 11th meeting, the City Manager indicated. . 18 Chemical Awareness Committee to - Hold Strategic Planning Session in 19 January 20 Councilmember Marks reported the above organization would be redefin- 21 ing their purposes and goals during a January strategic planning 22 retreat similar to the one City officials had participated in the 23 previous year. 24 Marks Reports Driver Problems with Dip in Road Surface Near 35th and 25 Coolidge 26 A recent complaint from a resident had reinforced the Councilmember ' s 27 awareness of the traffic problem near his own home which had resulted 28 in his having to replace the radiator in the car driven by his 29 daughter . Councilmember Marks indicated the most recent incident had 30 involved a school bus whose driver had apparently not seen the "BUMP" 31 sign in time to slow down, resulting in his passengers being shaken 32 up a good deal. when the bus passed over that uneven grade. 33 Mr. Childs said he would have Public Works Director Hamer see what 34 could be done to further remedy the problem. 35 Feasibility of Combining Meter - Reading with Water Payment to be 36 Researched 37 The question of whether the City might save money by using only one 38 mailing for the above had been raised with Councilmember Marks 39 while he was campaigning.- Mr. Childs : said he knew_, some other 40 communities were doing that and indicated he would check around to. see 41 how they did it. 4