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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY COUNCIL MINUTES March 13, 1979 The meeting was called to order by Mayor Pro Tem Sundland at 7 : 30 p.m. Present for roll call : Letourneau, Ranallo, Sundland and Sauer Absent: Haik Also present: Jim Fornell, City Manager Carol Johnson, Clerk/Treasurer Motion by Councilman Sauer and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to approve the minutes for the Council work session on the proposed job classifica- tion/salary administration program held February 12 , 1979 as submitted. Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Councilman Sauer and seconded by Councilman Letourneau to approve the minutes for the Council work session to interview applicants for City Attorney held February 26 , 1979 as submitted. Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Sundland to ap- prove the minutes for the Council meeting held February 27 , 1979 as sub- mitted. Motion carried unanimously. The Council indicated agreement with the recommendations regarding the role of the Human Relations Advisory Committee as detailed in the Committee 's report of February 19 , 1979 that that body "should be on call by the Council or Manager as needed" but felt Committee sponsored family workshops on chemical dependency would be a duplication of the programs being initi- ated by the Chemcial Abuse Information Committee. There was no one from the Committee present to discuss the report and it was ordered filed. Four additional license applications were accepted as addendum to No. 12 of the Agenda. The City Manager was requested to ascertain whether the Director of Traffic Engineering for the City of Minneapolis was cognizant of the contents of Resolution 78-066 which supported the installation of traffic control sema- phor lights at the intersection of Stinson Boulevard and Lowry Avenue N.E. on the condition "the City of St. Anthony can use M.S .A. construction funds for its reasonable share of the cost of said semaphors" . He said he esti- mated the City's share had probably increased with inflation from an esti- mate of $2 , 700 in 1976 to between $4 , 000 and $5 ,000 in 1979 , when he judged the semaphors would be in before the school year commenced. It was assumed the City's share of temporary lights which had never been put in could be used for the permanent installation.