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Regular Council Meeting May 14, 1991 page 8 2 Motion carried unanimously • B. City Council Reports 5 The City of St. Anthony received a Hennepin County 1990 Partner- L ship Award for the best regional recycling program in 1990. Mayor 7 Ranallo felt the lion's share of the credit for the success of this 9 program was due to the efforts of Councilmember Enrooth. Council- 9 Enrooth recognized that the major efforts of coordinating 11 the program came from Sue VanderHeyden. 12 The City's Neighborhood Crime Watch Program is an interest of Council- 13 member Fleming. She has visited with Chief Engstrom regarding in- i4 creasing the number of participants and neighborhoods in the Program. 15 A program has been initiated in Councilmember Fleming 's neighborhood 16 and its first meeting will be held at Councilmember Wagner's home. 17 18 Mayor Ranallo recalled the Police Department sponsored "Night Out" 19 activates from last year had met with modest success in four areas 20 of the City. He requested the City Manager to gather information 21 on this subject from the Police Department and coordinate publicity 22 and activities for this year. 23 24, The City Manager stated that the City's new intern, David Urbia, 25 would coordinate the "Night Out" activities. . 26 27 The City Manager formally introduced David Urbia. �8 �9 The Mayor noted that November 23, 1991 is the tentative date selected 30 for a fundraiser for the D.A.R. E. Program. Angie Eklund is coordinating 31 the planning for the fundraiser and hopes to have the services of Paul 32 Todd for entertainment. 33 34 Mayor Ranallo and Councilmember Wagner will be attending a land use 35 and zoning seminar on May 29th sponsored by the Popham, Haik & 36 Snobrich law firm. 37 38 Councilmember Enrooth indicated his willingness to work with the City 39 Manager to gather data for a water quality study- program for Silver 40 Lake and to focus on the lake as a oatural resource. 41 42 Councilmember Wagner noted that the St. Anthony Kiwanis Club will J-3 be volunteering at the Special Olympics in July. Training sessions 44 are being given for anyone interested in volunteering. Bus trips 6c; to some of the Special Olympics events are being organized by the 46 Kiwanis Club as well . All of the events are free, but Councilmember 47 Wagner said all of the tickets for the aquatic meets are already 48 given out. He will be meeting with the Chamber of Commerce regarding 49 member participation and will pursue the placement of a banner across so Silver Lake Road recognizing the country athletes being hosted by St. •