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I I Ie I I I I I I Ie I I I I . . I .e I ARDEN HlJ.I -~ CITY COUNCIL - AUGUST 8, 1994 Hicks stated that he was not present at the Council Worksession of June 27, 1994. MOTION: Hicks moved and Ap1ilrowski seconded a motion to approve the minutes of the June 27, 1994 Council Worksession and the July 25, 1994 regular Council meeting as Amended. The motion carried nnll1limously (3-0). 2 CONSENT r.AI.RNllAR MOTION: Hicks moved and Ap1ikowski seconded a motion to approve the Consent Calendar and authorize execution of all necessary documents cont:rinPlf therein. The motion carried nnAnimously (3-0). Plml.lC COMMENTS Mayor Probst opened the meeting to public comments. Mr. Don Myers reported that children are not cared for by pa..eab at the Arden Manor swimming pool. He requested that the pool be closed or certified. Mayor Probst stated that this issue will be addressed later in the agenda. There were no further comments. UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS NORTHWEST YOUTH &: FAMll.Y SERVIr.FS - BUDGET RH01JEST FOR RIm -DING AND SHRVIr.R.~ Mr. Paul Ciemia, Chair of the Board of Directors, Northwest Youth &: Family Services (NYFS), introduced Kay Andrews, Executive Director and Dean Maschka, Chair, Capital On'1p'.ign. NYFS is a private, non-profit agency committed to supporting the developmental needs of youth and family within their community environment. NYFS was started 20 years ago, and there are 10 suppoJtmg cities participating in the program. Arden Hills was served in 1993 with over 400 hours of services. Ms. Andrews descn1led the types of programs that are offered by NYFS: Counseling Center: This center serves ages 3 to senior citizens. A key emphasis of this program is on children and families. A new component, not reflected in 1993 statistics, is working with families, who, for whatever reason are unable to come to the center and need more intensive services through team visits.