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I I. I I I I I I I Ie I I I I I I I I- I ,ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - AUGUST 28,J 995 ? Page 14, first paragraph, change "He directed..." to "Council directed..." August 17, 1995 Worksession Page I, item 3a.a, second paragraph, replace" ...for smaller projects..." with "...one tim " e e'Wense... Page 2, item d., second paragraph, change "...and Ramsey County will share the cost..." to "..., R"msey County and Minnesota Dt)partment of Transportation will e'Wlore sharing: the cost..." MOTION: Hicks moved and Aplikowski seconded a motion to approve the minutes of the August 14, 1995 regular City Council meeting and August 17, 1995 Worksession minutes as corrected. The motion carried lIn"nimously (5-0). Mayor Probst requested addressing item 6.a. at this time. Proclamation-Arden RiDs Little League Mayor Probst welcomed the Arden Hills Little Lakes West Little League team to the meeting. The team had gained the Central Division Championship of the United States Little League and gone to the World Series at Willi"msporl, Pennsylvania. Mayor Probst extended congratulations to the team on their achievements and their outstanding behavior in representing Arden Hills and the State of Minnesota. Mayor Probst read and presented the Proclamation to the team and shook hands with each team member present. Team members include: Mike Grant, Brian Clark, Joe Jorgenson, Chris Clifford, John Erickson, Jim Pitt, Brian Christianson, Dan Stuart, West McFarland, Luke Stasson, Mark Mirocha, Mark Newman, Drew Partanen, and Brad Krebsbach, with coach Wally Grant and manager Steve Jorgenson. Mayor Probst moved by acclamation, and was supported by the Council, this declaration of appreciation by the City of Arden Hills, to the Arden Hills Little Lakes West Little League Team. Mr. Jorgenson extended appreciation to the City for the excellent facilities provided to the Little League. He indicated the practice fields in Arden Hills were much better than the practice fields in Pennsylvania. He noted the only hinderance the team may have encountered, was the fact they had never played at night under lights. Mayor Probst noted the City is hoping to put up a plaque in honor of the team at Perry Park.