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. . .e ARD:E;N lULLS CITY COUNCIL - DECEMBER 26. 1995 9 Mayor Probst indicated that there were no issues with Fernwood that would not meet the MSA . requirements. Mr. Maurer indicated that it is a wider street now, and it could be narrowed, if needed. Mayor Probst questioned if property owners need to be notified regarding this issue. . Mr. Fritsinger indicated that there is no official notice required, for obtaining MSA designation, but in light of the problems experienced with County Road F, an informational meeting could be considered. . Mr. Fritsinger reported that a section of Fernwood is involved in both Alternates 1 and 2 of the 1996 Street Improvement project, but that Resolution #95-91 would not affect the project. . MOTION: Hicks moved and Malone seconded a motion to adopt Resolution No. 95-91, Establishing Femwood A venue as a Municipal State Aid Street. The motion . carried unanimously (5-0). TCAAP Update . Mr. Fritsinger reported that there was no new information regarding TCAAP. .. ADMINISTRATOR COMMENTS . City Administrator Fritsinger reminded the Council that the next meeting is January 2, 1996. COUNCIL COMMENTS . Councilmember Malone reported that Parkshore Apartments have not paid their water bill again this past quarter and Staffhas sent a letter to the property owner regarding this matter. He indicated that this occurs every year. Councilmember Malone asked for clarification on the new Medica health insurance. Mr. Fritsinger indicated that the City would be getting 100% coverage instead of the current 20% copay. Mr. Malone indicated his pleasure that Staff regularly reviews the benefit package and the employees of the City are getting good health insurance coverage. . Mayor Probst commented that the new office furniture purchase was good, but wants to plan for . all the staff, not just a few. Mr. Fritsinger indicated that they are working with an overall color scheme, and ordering stock items only. I Councilmember Hicks questioned what the City's liability would be with its police contractor in regards to alleged abuse by a policeman. Mr. Fritsinger indicated that the contractor is required to provide insurance for situations such as these, but will research the matter further. Ie Councilmember Hicks stated that this hasn't occurred in Arden Hills, but there was a $20 million .