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-b- and maintenance, etc. , and problems with dogs" . However, -the Commissioner added, he realized "that type of enforcement costs a lot of money and the wishes of the • taxpayers have prevailed in that regard". In conclusion, Commissioner Bjorklund told the Council he would be glad to serve anytime he might be needed "on a spot basis". Mayor Sundland responded on behalf of the Council and the residents of St. Anthony by telling the Commissioner that the efforts and time he had put in during the time he served had not gone unnoticed but had been appreciated very much. The Mayor said the dedication all the Commission members had demonstrated over the years had been of great benefit to the Council and, he told Commissioner Bjorklund, "you have been a big part of that process because of your concern for your home and City". The Mayor added that the Council 's appreciation would be expressed in a more tangible manner in the spring. ' The Secretary indicated the Commissioners had the previous evening made a similar statement related to Commissioner Bjorklund's service which she had not included in the Summation containing only the motions she had perceived might require Council action. Councilmember Makowske reminded the Council that the Ramsey County League of Local Government's holiday banquet had been scheduled for December 18th. She also indi- cated she would be unable to attend .the planning meeting of the RCLLG Board of Directors where topics would be selected for 1986 meetings but would be happy to relay any suggestions the other Councilmembers might have in that regard. The general consensus was that a recent meeting devoted to the DWI laws and process had been excellent and one related to sentencing guidelines might be desirable. Councilmember Marks reported he had participated in government training sessions in Owatonna and at the University St. Paul campus and would be going to Brainerd the following day with a return to the St. Paul campus after that. The -Manager had distributed, as a point of information, copies of a November 27th request from the homeowners on County Road D, whose access to that roadway had been curtailed by the rebuilding project, to name the temporary frontage road the County had provided in front of their homes ANDANWAG STREET (first letters of those home- owners' namesl and for the City-to provide normal street maintenance for their new street. Mr. Childs indicated the matter had been taken care of. He. then confirmed that the Council would be meeting at 5:30 P.M. the next day for the purpose of selling the bonds for the Arkell senior rental housing project and again on December 17th for a regular Council meeting, followed by a_ short Housing-land Redevelopment Authority meeting. Motion by Councilmember Marks and seconded by Councilmember Makowske to adopt the resolution authorizing the agreement under which the City would provide winter maintenance on Hennepin County State Aid streets. RESOLUTION 85-052 A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN HENNEPIN COUNTY AND THE CITY OF ST. . ANTHONY FOR ROAD MAINTENANCE • Motion carried unanimously.