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01 Regular City Council Meeting 2 March 22, 1994 3 Page 6 4 commented that the Kiwanis will again conduct the Sunday morning breakfast 5 following VillageFest activities, but that it will not be a part of VillageFest. 6 Enrooth also discussed the Environmental Quality/Recycling Task Force's February 7 meeting. He will wait for the minutes to present their recommendation regarding the 8 recycling center to the City Council. Enrooth noted that residents will be kept up to 9 date on whether the recycling center will remain open. 10 Councilmember Marks has been out of the state and had nothing.to report. 11 Interim City Manager Hamer indicated that the search for a Council/Planning 12 Commission Secretary to take the minutes at those meetings is complete, with 13 Council's approval. Lois Bjelke has agreed to transcribe the minutes of the Planning 14 Commission and the second Council meetings of the month and Karen Long has agreed 15 to transcribe the minutes of the first Council meetings of the month. They will perform 16 these services for the same rate of pay as that of the last Council secretary. Q7 Motion by Marks, seconded by Enrooth to approve the hiring of Lois Bjelke and Karen 8 Long to transcribe meeting minutes of the City Council and Planning Commission. 19 Motion carried unanimously. 20 As an informational update, the Interim City Manager said that the Hennepin County 21 Assessor's proposed agreement is now in the hands of the County Attorney. The City 22 Attorney has made some changes to which the County Attorney must agree. The 23 Agreement will then be submitted for Council's approval. 24 Also as informational was the appearance of Margaret Tjosvold, who along with her 25 daughter, Mary Tjosvold, propose to own and operate a foster care home for 26 Alzheimer patients to be called Trenditions. In addition to Ms. Tjosvold, the financial 27 officer and home manager were present to speak to the Council about the proposed 28 foster care home. Mary T., Inc. is the parent company and owns and operates similar 29 operations in Coon Rapids. Photographs and informational flyers were distributed to 30 the Council. 31 Mary T., Inc. proposes to purchase the duplex at 3304-06 - 39th Avenue N.E.. There 32 will be up to 5 patients on each side with a maximum staff of 3. The proposal appears 33 to meet City Ordinance's definition of "Family" and would not require Council approval. However, Council directed staff to contact the City Attorney to assure that 16 interpretation of the ordinance is correct.