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-4- Before ordering the May Fire Department Report filed, Councilman Ranallo noted that the department had spent almost 10 hours responding • to medical emergencies as compared to -only a little over an hour on fires . Mayor Sundland suggested that some of the disparity could be accounted for by the .fact that the community is aging and there have been excellent fire safety educational programs fostered by the Fire Department. Also accepted as informational were the April Financial Summary, the May Liquor Operations Summary and the minutes of the Chemical Abuse Information Committee meeting May 10th. An in depth report from Public Works Director Hamer on the collapse and repair of the sanitary sewer in front of the high school had been included the the agenda packet. The Council consensus was that the decision to. only black top the road because of the possibility of settling, had been a prudent one . Mrs . Makowske reported she had picked up several warning signs on the construction site which had blown over with the high winds experienced that day . The June 7th staff meeting notes were noted and ordered filed. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to accept the City Manager' s, recommendation that staff should request the Hennepin County Commissioners to reconsider in this time of tight budgets , their requirement that the City buy new radio equipment from the County to replace the radios presently used by the Police Department , since , even though all radios in the system might not be brand new, or the same color, by permitting the City to buy the equipment they have now, the St. Anthony system would continue to be functional and could be updated, as needed by the City, over a period of- years . Motion carried unanimously . Mr. Childs reminded the Council members that a public hearing to consider the Metropolitan Pollution Control Agency ' s study of the City water system is scheduled to be held during the Council ' s June 28th meeting. At 8 : 35 P.M. , the Mayor opened the public hearing on the City ' s proposal to amend its Year VII Urban Hennepin County Community Development Block Grant planning allocation to reflect a $3,541 modification in that allocation suggested by the auditors by which the City could be re- imbursed for previously paid expenditures . There was no one present to object to the amendment, or to provide input into the discussion, and the hearing was closed at 8 : 37 P .M. Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to approve the $3, 541 modification of the CDBG planning allocation for Year VII , as presented. Motion carried' unanimously . •