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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes <br /> March 24, 1998 <br /> is Page 7 <br /> 1 Momson reported this was done by mistake. The janitor had to leave on an emergency and it <br /> 2 was her job to secure the building upon departure so she locked the doors. This.has been brought <br /> 3 to the attention of the janitorial service and will not happen again. <br /> 4 C. Mayor. <br /> 5 1. Shriner's Request to Sell Onions as a Fund Raiser on May 2, 1998 at the <br /> 6 Stonehouse Parking Lot. <br /> 7 Motion by Cavanaugh, second by Marks to approve the Shriner's request to sell onions as a fund <br /> 8 raiser on May 2, 1998 at the Stonehouse parking lot. <br /> 9 Motion carried unanimously. <br /> 10 Mayor Ranallo reported he had received several comments in regard to the first live cable <br /> 11 broadcast of the Council meeting. There was comment that the broadcast was not obviously <br /> 12 identified. Ruth Mason does have a character generator and will meet with Mayor and City <br /> 13 Manager to determine how to correct this'situation. Also the cameras are located up high and <br /> 14 capture the tops of the Councilmembers heads rather than their faces. Also there was concern <br /> 15 that the Mayor was not recognizing Councilmembers who wanted to talk. All these issues will <br /> 16 be discussed at the April 7 work session. <br /> Cavanaugh suggested a video tape of the Council meetings be available for check-out at the <br /> 18 library. <br /> 19 <br /> 20 D. City Manager. <br /> 21 Mornson reported his attendance at the State Capital on March 19 to attend an AMM Legislative <br /> 22 Update Meeting. The AMM Executive Director provided the Cities with an update on the issues <br /> 23 of metropolitan significance. He mentioned that even though the House decreased the flood <br /> 24 mitigation funding from $28 to $15 million, there is still a lot of support for the bill. Momson <br /> 25 noted the letter which was signed by all Councilmembers and was sent to the Bonding <br /> 26 Committee. There is no testimony allowed before the Conference Board and Momson stated he <br /> 27 is leaving it up to Councilmembers to use their own discretion in putting forth an effort to contact <br /> 28 the representatives. Momson stated the Hennepin County Commissioner had sent a letter to the <br /> 29 Conference Board in support of St. Anthony and he has copied this letter to the Ramsey County <br /> 30 Commissioner seeking his support in the same manner. <br /> 31 Mornson noted an article in regard to the amount of rain received last summer which appeared on <br /> 32 the front page of the Star and Tribune newspaper. He reported that he had been interviewed for <br /> 33 this article for more than 40 minutes and it appeared that the interviewer was looking for <br /> 34 negativity in the declaration of a disaster area. Momson stated there was not negativity and <br /> 35 explained FEMA and other grant information. The interviewer seemed interested but none of <br /> �6 this information was included in the article. <br />