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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes <br /> September 10, 1996 <br /> • Page 5 <br /> 1 Mayor Ranallo stated the Chamber of Commerce has expressed an interest in handling <br /> 2 the dedication of the new City Hall/Community Center building. They would hire <br /> 3 someone to coordinate the event with Kathy Knapp and City Manager. The event would <br /> 4 be similar to the recent ground breaking ceremony for CUB Foods Store. <br /> 5 There was Council consensus to ask the Chamber of Commerce to handle the dedication <br /> 6 ceremony and that it be scheduled sometime after the building is open. <br /> 7 Morrison reported he and Roger Larson will be meeting with Tom Brever and Mike <br /> 8 Peterson of the Sports Boosters on Thursday morning to discuss the handling of <br /> 9 reservations of space for the gymnasium. The City has recently taken over this task and it <br /> 10 has become quite a burden. <br /> 11 Morrison reported he and Larry Hamer will be meeting with RCM Engineering tomorrow <br /> 12 to discuss the 1997 street improvement projects. Neighborhood meetings will be held'in <br /> 13 October. <br /> 14 Morrison reported Police Officer Michael Reuss has resigned. He has accepted a position <br /> 15 with the Eagen Police Department. <br /> Morrison noted a document which was received from Tom Creighton for transfer of cable <br /> 17 services from Meredith to Continental and U.S. West. This item will be included on the <br /> 18 September 24, 1996 agenda as action is required by September 30, 199.6. <br /> 19 Morrison reported there is a potential change in the Roger Bona proposal that will not <br /> 20 affect the variances granted for this proposal. Mayor Ranallo noted he had received a call <br /> 21 from a St. Anthony resident regarding a construction shack on the site. Upon inspection <br /> 22 of the shack, Mayor Ranallo determined it is being used to store items being removed <br /> 23 from the meat market. <br /> 24 VIII. PUBLIC HEARING -None. <br /> 25 IX. NEW BUSINESS. <br /> 26 A. Resolution 96-047 re: Livable Communities Act. <br /> 27 Motion by Marks, second by Faust to approve Resolution 96-047, regarding a resolution <br /> 28 electing to continue participating in the Local Housing Incentives Account Program <br /> 29 under the Metropolitan Livable Communities Act for the calendar year of 1997. <br /> 30 Motion carried unanimously. <br /> B. Resolution 96-048. re: Designate Silver Lane as a Municipal State Aid Street. <br /> 4# . Motion by Marks, second by Wagner to approve Resolution 96-048, regarding <br /> 33 establishing a Municipal State Aid Street of Silver Lane, between Silver Lake Road and <br /> 34 Stinson Boulevard(MSAS 108). <br />