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I I. I I I I I I I I- I I I I I I I Ie I ,ARDEN HILI-I;) CITY COUNCIL - FEBRUARY 13, 1995 5 COUNCIL COMMENTS Councilmember Hicks noted the letter received from Mr. Paul Tavernier. City Administrator Fritsinger indicated he has not yet been able to respond to this letter. Councilmember Malone requested information and discussion regarding Perry Park be added to a meeting agenda in the near future. Councilmember Malone briefly updated Council on the Fire Board meeting and issue involving the reconstruction of station number two. Councilmember Keim indicated she had attended the Newly Elected Officials Seminar and noted the Human Rights Committee's in other co=unities have reviewed job descriptions, personnel policies and ADA requirements. This may be a future project for the Committee. Mayor Probst reminded everyone of the meeting on Thursday, February 16, to be held with all committees and commissions. He indicated he had information regarding the Arsenal and also this would give him an opportunity to introduce Mr. Fritsinger as the new City Aclm;n;<trator. He noted also that he will direct committees and commissions to set goals for 1995. Mayor Probst indicated he will appoint a Task Force for the TCAAP project at Thursday's meeting. Mayor Probst indicated he had received correspondence from School Superintendent Nygren and the School Board regarding a survey. Mayor Probst noted the Council will be meeting with the 621 School Board on March 13 at 6:30 p.m. Mayor Probst noted he had received a letter from a Mr. Mark Stack, a resident who would like to be on the Public Works and Safety Committee. Mayor Probst indicated he would like to appoint him at this time. MOTION: Hicks moved, Malone seconded, a motion to ratify the Mayor's appointment of Mr. Mark Stack, to the Public Works and Safety Committee. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). Mayor Probst noted an article in the Star and Tribune regarding affordable housing and Arden Hills seemed to rank well, he had the article for those interested in reading it. Superintendent Winkel noted the County is looking to rename T.H. 96, so anyone with ideas can submit names for suggestion to the County.