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2 B. Dare 2 Be Real Students Presentation Councilmember Brever introduced students from the Dare 2 Be Real program at the high school. She provided a brief summary of what the students did. Mr. Estrada, the adviser was present and introduced the students (captains and future captains). The students described the program and noted three community meetings have been held. 9 Councilmember Brever thanked the group for attending, wished the seniors the best of luck, and 10 thanked them for leading the three community meetings. 11 12 Councilmember Stille suggested the Kiwanis organization may be a group they should meet with 13 and give a presentation. One of the students mentioned the Key Club at the high school, which is 14 affiliated with the Kiwanis. 15 16 Mayor Faust stated the title of Captain will show leadership for future endeavors. Mayor Faust 17 stated he started out as a Student Council member in High School, noting the students are 18 showing a great attitude. He stated the community meetings were very good and thanked Mr. 19 Estrada and the students for their involvement. 20 21 C. Summer Survival Camp Presentation 22 23 Police Chief Jon Mangseth thanked the Dare 2 Be Real students and for their organization of the 24 community meetings and stated the Police Department wants to be part of the process going 25 forward. Police Chief Mangseth introduced Officer Jim South and Firefighter Joe Basara. He 26 announced the dates for the Summer Survival Camp are June 14 -15, 2017. This is a camp for 41 27 graders and is the 7' annual camp. Officer South and Firefighter Basara provided a summary of 28 the camp, reviewed the daily activities, and indicated the camp is full this year with a waiting 29 list. 30 31 Councilmember Gray asked how many kids are in the program. Officer South stated there are 55 32 kids. The number of kids are limited due to staff time and there are currently 2 on the waiting 33 list. 34 35 Mayor Faust stated he was amazed eight years have gone by with this program, noting it is a 36 positive impact with the children and the parents. He thanked them for their time and effort. A 37 photograph was taken of the group present. 38 39 II1. CONSENT AGENDA. 40 41 A. Approval of May 9, 2017, City Council meeting minutes. 42 B. Licenses and Permits. 43 C. Claims. 44 D. Resolution 17 -043; a Resolution Approving Minnesota Department of Transportation 45 Master Partnership Contract Renewal.