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CC PACKETS 1981-1984 & 1987
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-2- <br /> Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to accept <br /> the low bid of $8,265 from Southdale Ford for a new squad car for the <br /> SPolice Department and to approve payment of that amount to that firm. <br /> Motion carried unanimously. <br /> Councilman Ranallo reported he has participated in preparations for <br /> the annual meeting of the League of Minnesota Cities in Bloomington, <br /> June 15, 16 and 17 and that Mr. Childs and Fire Chief Entner would be <br /> invited to make a presentation on the City' s successful combination <br /> of full time and reserve fire fighters which other communities have not <br /> been able to do up to now. <br /> Councilman Marks reported taking the CPR training course offered by <br /> the City Fire Department and complimented Rick Pfeiffer on the com- <br /> petent manner in which the course was presented. He indicated the <br /> Fire Department should be commended for providing such valuable train- <br /> ing for the community. <br /> The January Fire Department report and the City ' s financial summary for <br /> the same month were considered and filed as informational along with <br /> the minutes for the February 3rd meeting of the St. Anthony Chemical <br /> Abuse Information Committee . In commenting on the latter , the Mayor <br /> said he was impressed with the number of programs the Committee had <br /> undertaken and, Councilman Marks observed there had to be a great <br /> deal of support from outside sources considering the fact that the <br /> Commission would be seeking a contribution of $1 , 400 from the Council <br /> • for these endeavors this year, which was less than their proposed <br /> total expenditures . <br /> Doug Jones reported the Planning Commission minutes for February 15th <br /> and was joined in the discussion of actions taken and recommendations <br /> to the Council made during that meeting by Commission Chair Makowske <br /> and Commissioner Wagner, who were also in attendance . Mr. Childs told <br /> them the definition of sign surface area had been expanded as they <br /> recommended in Ordinance 1983-001 , which would be given its second <br /> reading that evening and the definition of gas stations had also been <br /> rewritten by the City Attorney for consideration that evening . He <br /> also indicated he perceives the Commission amending individual term <br /> lengths would not be considered essential for the passage that evening <br /> of Ordinance 1983-002 since the ordinance does not individually identify <br /> Commissioners by name . <br /> Mr. Jones reiterated the Commission' s request that they be significantly <br /> involved in the negotiations of a final proposal for the Kenzie Terrace <br /> Redevelopment Project and said he perceives the Commission members <br /> would not consider it inappropriate to have special meetings scheduled <br /> for that purpose. The Mayor told him whichever developer is selected <br /> by the H.R.A. that evening would be requested to present the project <br /> proposal at a joint meeting of the Commission, the Kenzie Terrace Task <br /> Force, and school district and it would be that at this meeting, input <br /> would be sought by the H.R.A. He anticipates this meeting would be <br /> • scheduled as soon as possible and well before the H.R.A. enters into a <br /> final contract for the project. The three Commission members remained <br /> for the H.R.A. meeting which followed immediately after the Council <br /> meeting. <br />
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