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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes March 27, 2001 Page 7 1 8. Clean Up Day on May 5`h. 2 9. Wine in grocery stores—staff report 3 10. Bus tour on Saturday, March 3151, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 4 11. Investment Recap on April 241. 5 12. New format for the Newsletter 6 13. Walgreen's in mid- April for permit. 7 14. Opticon System on May 15', weather permitting. 8 15. Closing on Custom Liquidators Building on April 15`h. 9 Mayor Cavanaugh added he felt it was very important that as many Councilmembers as possible 10 attend the bus tour on March 3151, so they are all on the "same page" when discussing the housing 1 I in the future. 12 Councilmember Sparks stated that the City Hall Improvement Task Force discussed improving 13 the signage for the City Hall building and they will begin to set priorities. Councilmember 14 Sparks added that the City newsletter has been improved, with a contemporary new look, and 15 will be easier to read. 16 Councilmember Thuesen offered his support to improve the signage on the City Hall building. He noted that he had attended the Planning Commission meeting last week, and noticed that they are a very committed group. Mayor Cavanaugh concurred. 19 Mayor Cavanaugh noted that a meeting is scheduled at the Community Center for eighth grade 20 parents on awareness and networking. He asked Councilmember Sparks what would be 21 discussed, and if members of the Council should attend. Councilmember Sparks responded that 22 they would be discussing alcohol and drug use, eighth grade parent- child issues, and that 23 members of the Council were welcome to attend. 24 Mayor Cavanaugh relayed some information on Villagefest. He stated that a meeting was held 25 earlier to discuss Villagefest, and only four residents showed up. After factoring several issues 26 that surround Villagefest, Mayor Cavanaugh recommended that Villagefest not take place this 27 year. He added that there will be a meeting on April 4`h at 7:00 p.m. to discuss other options to 28 do in the park during the summer months, and that all are welcome and encouraged to attend. 29 Councilmember Hodson asked of the status of the Salvation Army property. Mayor Cavanaugh 30 responded that they have not heard from the Salvation Army headquarters in Chicago, and have 31 been instructed to wait to hear from them. 32 XII. INFORMATION AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. 33 None. 0 XIII. ADJOURNMENT. 35 Motion by Horst to adjourn the meeting at 8:25 p.m.