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-2- Motion by Counci-lman Marks -and..seconded by Councilman Makowske to authorize the - payment of $88,355 to Hennepin- County -as soon as the stat& reimburses the City for that amount from MSA funds. Moti.on carried unanimously. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Enrooth -to approve payment of $1 ,574.50 to Edward J. Hance for St. Anthony prosecutions August 1 , 1984. Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to approve payment of $40,356.60 -to Robert W. Moore Co. for trunk watermain construction on 29th Avenue N.E. , in relat ion to the water connect ion with Roseville. Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Councilman Makowske and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to approve payment of $26,304.16, representing the amount billed for March, 1984 by the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission. Motion carried unanimously. a Captain Dick Johnson of the City Fire Department, introduced J y .Ols n o , who was sworn in by Carol Johnson as the City 's new full time firefighter. He also pre- sented three of the four fire reserve recruits who had just completed their training as firefighters. The first of these was Andrea Lundgren, 3005 Armour • Terrace, who, the Captain said, would be the first woman to serve in the depart- ment, and who, he assured the Council ,. had no difficulty keeping up,with .the vigorous training demanded of recruits. Steve Nerheim, a St. Anthony Reserve firefighter, commented that Andrea had done better than he when running the mile and a half. Captain Johnson concluded his presentation by introducing the other two recruits as Steve Mach, son of a St. Anthony physician, and Paul Loyas, 3413 Roosevelt Street N.E. Mayor Sundland indicated he believed both the full time and part time firefighters should be credited for developing what he perceives to be a unique department which had grown under circumstances which were often difficult at first. He welcomed the recruits and thanked them for the effort they put forward for a job with little remuneration, except, perhaps, their own sense of self-satisfaction for providing service to the City. Brad Bjorklund told the Council he would -be reporting to them seven items of business the Planning Commission had acted on during their August 21st meeting. First, the Commission representative pointed out what he personally believed had been a significant reference to the Zoning Ordinance dealing with "bays" which had been omitted from the July 17th Commission minutes and corrected in the August 21st minutes. Next, Commissioner Bjorklund reported the motion dealing with the requested signage for:the St. Anthony Court Townhomes in which had had made several cor- rections including the deletion of.."brick" from the description on line 33, ' page 2, of the base .grade on which the proposed sign -would be positioned, and the addition • of the phrase "the sign for the Hedlund P.U.D. " to be inserted after "permitted" in line 36 on the same page. The latter had been omitted from the minutes although Commissioner Bjorklund indicated he remembered including it in his motion. The Council accepted the amended motion as read by the Commissioner, in the following: