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<br /> . - t8~rh <br /> . ONE PlEASAN,'{JJ Igge <br /> ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA 55110 <br /> 61:2-484.5777 <br /> Mayor Robert L. Woodbum <br /> City of Arden Hills <br /> 1450 West Highway 96 <br /> Arden Hills, Minnesota 55112 <br /> . <br /> April 9, 1987 <br /> Dear Mayor Woodburn: <br /> On March 27,1987, Pat Morrison attempted to set up a three city joint council meeting to discuss <br /> the establishment of criteria relating to the financial obligation of each city for fire protection <br /> services, but the City of Shoreview indicated they did not wish to participate. If you feel it would <br /> be beneficial, the North Oaks City Council would like to hold a joint City Council meeting with <br /> Arden Hills, As an alternative, we could have a meeting that would include several representatives <br /> from each city with the intent of bringing back a unified proposal to each City Council. <br /> The current attitudes of the three cities appears to be as follows: North Oaks is willing to participate <br /> at the same fmanciallevel as under the current contract. Shoreview is fmnly committed to their <br /> . original proposal (Station #1= 100% Arden Hills; Station #2=50% Shoreview, 50% North Oaks; <br /> Station #3=100% Shoreview; Station #4= 50% Shoreview, 50% Arden Hills). I am not sure what <br /> the current position is of Arden Hills. However, I perceive it to be one of hesitation to fully <br /> commit to the financial obligation of Shoreview's proposal, and yet committed to insuring adequate <br /> fire protection for their city. Obviously, all three cities cannot simultaneously realize their <br /> positions, <br /> Our Council is open to suggestions and proposals from all participants. However, as a follow up <br /> , to proposals, we would like to discuss the criteria and basis for the development of each proposal, <br /> The City of Shoreview has made a specific proposal for the cost distribution of four stations, but <br /> we have not seen their justification for this proposal, We would welcome an opportunity to discuss <br /> their justifications for, or possible modifications to this proposal. We hope their decline of your <br /> invitation last week for a joint council meeting was not an indication that they are unwilling to <br /> discuss the issues. <br /> If your City Council has defmitely committed itself to 1) participating in Station #4 on a 50/50 basis <br /> with Shoreview, and 2) providing 100% of the support for Station #1 as your only other financial <br /> participation in fire protection services, then it may not be worthwhile for our two cities to hold <br /> either a joint City Council meeting, or a meeting with several council members from each city, <br /> However, without trying to interfere in your negotiations with Shoreview, if you are open to other <br /> suggestions, we would like to hold a meeting with your council members, and with Shoreview ( if <br /> they are interested) , in the near future, <br /> To present our City Council's position straightforward and openly, our main concern is Station #2, <br /> and how it will receive sufficient financial support, We are unable to provide total support for this <br /> . station, and I believe all three cities and the UVFD are aware of this. If Station #2 were to close <br /> down, it would affect Arden Hills and Shoreview as well as North Oaks. <br /> ---- ----- <br />
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