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CC PACKETS 1981-1984 & 1987
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CC PACKET 03011983
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-3- <br /> A copy of the February 11th letter from the Director of the Housing <br /> Division of the Metropolitan Council agreeing to prepare a housing <br /> bond plan for the City at no charge had been included in the agenda <br /> packet. The Council concurred with Mr. Childs ' statement that the <br /> City should be indebted to Dick Krier for becoming the first, and possibly <br /> the only, recipient of this free service. <br /> The Manager reported the Metropolitan Pollution Control Agency had made <br /> an application for federal super fund monies to aid the five cities <br /> in the Rice Creek Watershed District in solving their water contamina- <br /> tion problems . He said it was his understanding New Brighton would <br /> be provided carbon filters (or water) during the time they are digging <br /> new wells and funds would be available to the cities to identify the <br /> source of contamination so that action could be taken regarding the <br /> problem. <br /> Mr. Childs indicated he and his staff would be taking the CPR course <br /> the afternoon of March 8th and invited any Council members who cared <br /> to participate to come as well . He had distributed copies of two <br /> pieces of legislation related to local government aid which are up for <br /> consideration, pointing out that, under the Voss bill, the City ' s aid <br /> would be cut out completely and under the Perpich proposal , would be <br /> decreased from $250 , 000 to $218 ,000 . Mayor Sundland anticipates the <br /> Voss bill would have little chance of passage . <br /> Regarding the proposed sign ordinance , the Public Works Director had <br /> requested all temporary signs , including political , should be taken <br /> • down within three days , according to Por. Childs , who offered changes <br /> in wording for several subdivisions of the proposed sign ordinance to <br /> accomplish this . Councilman Marks indicated he perceives it might be <br /> difficult for a campaigner to get all those signs down in less than five <br /> days and said he preferred that the ordinance not be amended in this <br /> regard. <br /> Motion by Mayor Sundland and seconded by Councilman Letourneau to <br /> accept the changes in the wording of Subdivisions 1 and 10 in Section <br /> 430 : 35 of Ordinance 1983-001 recommended by the City Manager. <br /> Voting on the motion: <br /> Aye: Sundland , Letourneau, Ranallo and Enrooth. <br /> Nay : Marks . <br /> Motion carried. <br /> Motion by Councilman Ranallo 'and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to approve <br /> the second reading of the proposed Sign Ordinance with modifications <br /> by staff. <br /> ORDINANCE 1983-001 <br /> AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SIGNS; AMENDING <br /> SECTION 430 OF THE 1973 CODE OF ORDINANCES <br />
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