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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes <br /> August 28, 2001 <br /> Page 11 <br /> t Councilmember Thuesen stated that he was pleased that the proposal came up this evening and that the <br /> 2 Mayor added"fuel to the fire." He added that he was happy to hear the community voice their <br /> 3 support, and asked the audience if they would be around to support them with the necessary tools to <br /> 4 keep their Class A Fire Department. <br /> s Mayor Cavanaugh declared that joining services with the City of Minneapolis proposal was dead. He <br /> 6 stated that there appeared to be a willingness on the part of the community to invest in the <br /> 7 infrastructure. He added that he felt it was past time to put in a referendum and approve new buildings <br /> 8 for the City employees who are truly dedicated and hard-working. <br /> 9 <br /> 10 Mayor Cavanaugh asked for residents to comment on their feelings regarding the proposed fire <br /> 1 t services. <br /> 12 Resident John Delmonico stated that a few of his neighbors had heard rumors that the Mayor wanted to <br /> 13 join Police Forces with New Brighton. Mayor Cavanaugh explained that would not be happening. <br /> 14 A Resident stated that the Council needed to review the changes in tax laws and the various impacts <br /> 15 that it will have on the residents of the City of St. Anthony. <br /> 06 Mike Stockstead, President of Minnesota Professional Firefighters, stated he was there to be the voice <br /> 17 of firefighters and stated that the Council's concern over the medical aspect of this proposal was <br /> 18 forward thinking and he applauded them. He continued that a new law allows them to have paramedic <br /> 19 staffed versus EMT staffed rigs. Mr. Stockstead implored the Council to continue thinking that way. <br /> 20 A Resident asked if it was possible to combine the Fire Department and the Public Works Department <br /> 21 on the Foss Road property. Councilmember Horst stated that it has been discussed. <br /> 22 A Resident stated he wanted to admonish the Council for not prioritizing better. He believes that lives <br /> 23 are more important than city parks. <br /> 24 Dan McNulty, former resident who served on the Fire Department in St. Anthony, stated that <br /> 25 surrounding areas are amazed by the internal structure of the Fire Department of the City. He warned <br /> 26 them not to put all of their money into equipment, but in their personnel and their pensions. He <br /> 27 suggested that they work to retain the Public Works people and give them some incentive to stay. <br /> 28 A Resident commended the Council for their work. She stated that she was concerned that the City <br /> 29 not attempt to do everything at once in light of the changes in the tax laws. She urged some restraint on <br /> 30 the part of the Council. <br /> 01 Another Resident voiced her frustration regarding the tax returns. She stated that the schools and the <br /> 32 cities will need that money back, and hoped that residents would understand and support them. <br />
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