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• 1 in any school activities. He pointed that this is one of the <br /> 2 activities the Council was supporting by funding the Chemical <br /> 3 Awareness Committee which was most effective. <br /> 4 In relation to the Committee, on which he serves as the Council <br /> 5 representative, Councilmember Marks reported unlike other years , both <br /> 6 the Chemical Awareness Committee and its Board had held meetings all <br /> 7 year long. <br /> 8 Councilmember Reports AMM to Study Greater Minnesota Cor oration's <br /> 9 Impact on Metro Communities <br /> 10 Councilmember Makowske reported she had attended several of the most <br /> 11 recent meetings of the AMM Committee which is now concerned about <br /> 12 economic as well as housing issues. She indicated there had been <br /> 13 some questions raised at one of these meetings about whether fundings <br /> 14 of outstate projects by the GMC might be an economic threat for <br /> 15 metropolitan municipalities. The Councilmember said the general <br /> 16 consensus was that who the Governor appoints to serve on this body <br /> 17 could be a crucial question in this regard. <br /> 18 DEPARTMENTS AND COMMITTEES <br /> 19 Following brief discussions of each, the Council ordered the <br /> 20 following filed as informational: <br /> Wl *reports from the Edward J. Hance law firm related to the <br /> 22 matters they had represented the City on at the Hennepin <br /> 23 County District Court on August 5 and September 2, 1987; <br /> 24 *August Fire Department Report; <br /> 25 *August Financial Summary. <br /> 26 CITY MANAGER REPORTS <br /> 27 September 15 , 1987 Staff Meeting Notes <br /> 28 City Won' t Be Participating in Yard Pick Up Program <br /> 29 Mr. Childs indicated that, after finding out just how much it would <br /> 30 cost the City to have Waste Management pick up yard wastes, the <br /> 31 decision had been made not to adopt that program for the City this <br /> 32 year. He told Councilmember Makowske residents can now drop yard <br /> 33 wastes off at the Public Works Department to be hauled to Maple Grove <br /> 34 and brought back as compost, which is made available to the residents <br /> 35 in the spring. <br /> 36 Enrooth to be Offered Watershed District Board Nomination <br /> 37 The consensus was, that since he had already served on the Rice Creek <br /> !38 Watershed Advisory Committee, the Councilmember should be contacted <br /> 17 <br />