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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes <br /> • March 10, 1998 <br /> Page 8 <br /> 1 Legislature and FEMA and will also allow time for promotion of the program. Adoption of the <br /> 2 grant program will be on either the March 24 or the April 14, 1998 Council agenda. <br /> 3 Mornson noted that at the last Council meeting, he was directed to obtain proposals for <br /> 4 appraisals of the five homes being considered for buy-out. Proposals have been received from <br /> 5 three firms and he will talk with two of the companies tomorrow. Both are highly recommended <br /> 6 by the Hennepin County Housing Program who acquires many of the homes in Hennepin County <br /> 7 and also by Ramsey, Hennepin and Anoka Counties. The projected cost is $3,000. <br /> 8 Mornson reported he will be meeting with the School Superintendent to discuss the survey that <br /> 9 was proposed at the joint meeting with the School Board. The 331 Avenue project will also be <br /> 10 discussed as the school has expressed an interest in widening their driveway and parking lot in <br /> 11 conjunction with that project. The engineer does not know if this will be feasible as it may <br /> 12 remove some of the parking. Central Park will also be discussed as the area to be lowered is on <br /> 13 school property and may require an easement or deed. <br /> 14 Cavanaugh asked how the questions on the survey are determined. <br /> 15 Ranallo explained suggested questions are submitted to the survey company and they rephrase <br /> them and submit them to the Council for approval. <br /> 17 Mornson reported the police contracts with Lauderdale and Falcon Heights for the next two years <br /> 18 will be on the March 24 Council agenda, as well as the 1997 Annual Police and Fire Reports. <br /> 19 This is part of the process for the Performance Measurement Standards required to qualify to <br /> 20 Local Performance Aid. Mornson also noted that on March 25 the two St. Anthony Police <br /> 21 Officers who were involved in the apprehension in the Lauderdale incident will be named <br /> 22 Officers of the Year by the Minnesota Business Exchange Association. <br /> 23 Cavanaugh asked if the police contracts have been approved by the Lauderdale and Falcon <br /> 24 Heights City Councils. <br /> 25 Mornson stated one will be meeting tonight and the other prior to the March 24 meeting, and <br /> 26 they are expected to approve the contracts. <br /> 27 RCM was authorized at the last Council meeting to provide an analysis of the condition of the <br /> 28 water tower with the intention of painting, restoration and placement of the new logo. This <br /> 29 report will be presented at the April 14 or 28, 1998 meeting. <br /> 30 Five bids were received for the purchase of park equipment for the fenced-in area at City Hall at <br /> 31 costs of approximately $20,000. These have been submitted to the Parks Task Force and they <br /> itwill provide a recommendation to the Council on April 28, 1998. <br />