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I I. I I I I I I I Ie I I I I I I I I- I ~.aDENJill,LS CITY COUNCIL - MARGH.i3--1995 3 Councilmember Malone inquired if there would still be a restaurant in this facility. The applicant was present and indicated the restaurant will remain the same, but the name will be changed. MOTION: Hicks moved and Malone seconded a motion to approve Planning Case 95-6, Site Plan Review-Ramada The motion passed unanimously (5-0). Mayor Probst requested that agenda item 6b be deferred until Mr. Dan Winkel arrived as it was a proclamation of appreciation for Mr. Winkel's 16 years of service to the City. NATIONAL SECURITY SEMINAR NOMINATION Lieutenant Colonel Callahan was present to extend an invitation to nominate one or more community members to attend the 1995 National Security Seminar in Washington, D.C. He explained the nominee would be flown to Washington in a military aircraft. They would then attend briefings at the Pentagon, tour Arlington Cemetery, and be flown back to the Twin Cities, in a military aircraft, on Sunday. He indicated the ouly cost to the nominee would be lodging and meals. Lieutenant Colonel Callahan indicated he would also like to initiate a Community Support Advisory Council. He requested Council supply names of any individuals they felt were interested. This Committee would serve as a communication link between the Army Reserve and the citizens. He stressed it was very important for the two entities to have an understanding of each other. Mayor Probst indicated the Council needed to resolve who would attend the seminar by Friday. He stated the Community Support Advisory Council was a great opportunity to improve the relationship between the Army Reserve and the community. He stated he would be unable to attend the Seminar but suggested another Councilmember attend and possibly a staff member. He indicated the City, through the Council budget, could pay for the expenses. Councilmember Keim indicated she would like to attend the seminar. Councilmember Aplikowski stated she felt the Community Support Advisory Council was a great opportunity to open the communications between the Army Reserve and the community. She indicated it was a good way to develop an active civil defense. She stated she was not prepared to suggest any names but the Council would discuss the matter. Lieutenant Colonel Callahan indicated he would submit the names of the nominees to attend the Seminar and the names will be reviewed and may be selected. The number of persons selected would depend on the number submitted. He provided his telephone number in case there were any questions.