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CC PACKETS 1981-1984 & 1987
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-12- <br /> Mayor Sundland thanked Commissioner Wagner for his report at the same <br /> time he congratulated him on his reappointment to serve as the Planning <br /> Commission Chair Pro Tem in 1987 . <br /> COUNCIL REPORTS <br /> Tax Exemptions for Home Improvements Discussed by Ramsey County League <br /> of Local Governments January 28th <br /> Councilmember Makowske reported the above discussion centered around <br /> the Ordinance St. Paul is seeking legislative authority to enact. The <br /> Ordinance would exempt certain home improvements for periods of five to <br /> ten years if enacted might prove helpful for similar projects St. <br /> Anthony might be facing in the future, according to the Councilmember. <br /> She reported the rest of the RCLLG meeting had been devoted to the <br /> selection and dismissal of city managers and clerks. <br /> League of Minnesota Cities Board Anticipating Tax Reform Bills in 1987 <br /> Councilmember Ranallo indicated the above discussions reinforced his <br /> perception that City officials should start lobbying their <br /> representatives in the State Legislature to protect the "bedroom <br /> communities" from "coming out on the short end" of the legislative <br /> effort to help the outstate communities. The Councilmember indicated <br /> he anticipated the City would not fare well if the property tax <br /> classifications were cut as proposed, from 75 to 6 . <br /> Chemical Abuse Information Committee to Sponsor Newspaper Column <br /> Councilmember Marks reported his committee had gotten a St. Mary' s <br /> Hospital chemical abuse evaluator to write a column on chemical <br /> dependency for the Bulletin and Northeaster on a regular basis, <br /> starting in early February. <br /> Planning Institute Schedule of Meetings Reported by Marks <br /> The Councilmember reported his participation in one of these government <br /> training sessions last week and said the Newly Elected Official <br /> Training sessions would be held the following week. He also indicated <br /> popular demand had prompted the scheduling of another Planning <br /> Institute for the St. Paul campus the first part of February. <br /> Mayor Reports St. Anthony' s Mill Rate to be One of Lowest in Hennepin <br /> County <br /> The breakdown of mill rates outside the City of Minneapolis which all <br /> the Councilmembers had gotten, showed the City' s rates to be 30th out <br /> of 42 cities counted, according to the Mayor. Mr. Childs pointed out <br /> that the cities who 'were lower were all located west of Minneapolis, <br /> around Lake Minnetonka. <br />
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