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-2- Motion by Councilmember Marks and seconded by Councilmember Makowske to approve pay- ment of all verified claims paid December 31 , 19.85 as listed in the February llth Council agenda packet or distributed by the Manager prior to the meeting.. Motion carried unanimously. Before action was taken on the January billing from the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission, the- Mayor circulated a copy of the Association of Metropolitan Munici- palities Newsletter which addressed the changes in that agency's rate: structure. He drew the Council 's attention to the fact that the City's. rates per 100;000 gallons would decrease the next three years until 1990 when a uniform rate would .go into - effect for all municipalities. Motion by Councilmember .Ranallo:and. seconded.. by Councilmember Marks to approve pay- ment of $25,108.11 to the Metropolitan Waste. Control =Commission for the January sewer service charges. Motion carried unanimously. When Councilmember'Makowske asked whether the $7,914 the City of Roseville was bill- ing the City for the Youth Service Bureau had been budgeted, Councilmember Enrooth indicated that, although that amount had been included in the 1986 budget, he did not recall that it had .been discussed. during the budget process. Motion by Councilmember Makowske and seconded by Council.member Marks to approve payment of $7,914 to the City of Roseville as the City of St. Anthony's participation in the Youth Service Bureau. • Voting on the motion: Aye: Makowske, Marks, Ranallo, and Sundland. Nay: Enrooth. Motion carried. Although it had -not been necessary to use the LMC Labor Relations Services for bar- gaining or -mediation recently, Mr. Childs indicated that, based on the help given with difficult contract negotiations in the past, he perceived the service was well worth the .:money. Motion by:Councilmember Marks and seconded by Councilmember Ranallo to approve pay- ment of $2;212 to the League of Minnesota Cities for the Labor Relations Subscriber Service from March 15,, 1986 through March 14, T987. Motion carried unanimously. Firefighter Don Drusch was present with Fire Chief Entner to demonstrate the CRC Heart-Aid equipment the Fire Department had raised funds to purchase for use in cardiac emergency calls. Firefighter. Drusch demonstrated the different features of the machine and told Councilmember Ranallo it was designed primarily.for use in cases of cardiac arrest as distinguished from heart attacks. Because the machine has a. pacemaker capability to stimulate and regulate. the victim's. hear-tbeat, the firefighter -indicated the CRC is quite a bit more technical than .equipment carried on -most ambulances.