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Al -15- 2 said lie =would :either have the . Chief attend the next Council :meeting- or 3' prepare a. listing 'of his concerns. for Council reaction. The Manager 4 gave a listing -of services he perceived other communities had :their 5 reserves perform. 6 Councilmember-- Marks stated he perceived there had been unanimous Council 7 agreement that such--a program had been mandated for the City. - 8 *Firefighter. Bob Lee Suffers Serious Leg Injury from Fall at ,.Home 9 Mr. Childs described the seriousness of the - firefighter' s injury which 10 he sustained off-duty but which had required hospitalization and would 11 probably prevent him from returning to work for six weeks. The Manager 12 said this would leave the' Fire Department somewhat short-handed but so 13 far, with the exception of one full time fill in it. had only been 14 necessary to use reserves for fill in. 15 16 Street Light Approved for 2500 Block Between Roosevelt and Murray 17 Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Enrooth to grant the petition .signed by 18 the' homeowners in the above area to have NSP install a street light on 19 the existing light pole in the alley behind 2524 Roosevelt Street, 20 concurring with the petition assertion that the subject area needs more �1 lighting. 22 Motion carried unanimously.. 23 City to Participate in Second Year Study of Silver Lake Upon Receipt of 24 1986 Study 25 Councilmember Enrooth indicated that as the City' s representative on 26 the Rice Creek Water Management Committee, he had been invited to attend 27 the meeting where Terry Noonan, a lake management specialist, had 28 proposed a second sampling of the lake as a basis for drafting and 29 implementing a lake management plan. The Councilmember said he had 30 informed Doug Jones of the Silver Lake Residents Association, . who had 31 requested City participation again this year, that he thought the City 32 should have a copy of the data' already gathered before it puts out any 33 more money for further study. Mr. Childs indicated he understood 34 Columbia Heights was also going to make its participation contingent 35 upon that city receiving a copy of Mr. Noonan' s first year study. 36 Council Action 37 Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Makowske to authorize the payment of 38 $378 . 62 as the City' s share-. of costs of making a second year study of 39 the- water quality of Silver Lake contingent upon St. Anthony' s getting a 40 copy of the- results of the 1986 monitoring of the lake. 401 2 Motion carried unanimously.