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<br /> Arden Hills Council 1993 . <br /> 6 January 11, <br /> MOTION: Malone moved, seconded by Aplikowski, to approve Case <br /> #92-24, Lot Consolidation, 1567 Oak Avenue, subject to <br /> the City Attorney's review and approval of all <br /> documents prior to filing with the County. Motion <br /> carried unanimously (3-0). <br /> ADDITIONAL PLANNING INFORMATION <br /> Planner Bergly advised Council of upcoming Planning <br /> Commission meeting dates and items on those agendas. <br /> Councilmember Malone, prompted by one of the conditions of <br /> Case #92-22, commented that there are instances throughout <br /> the City where there is "trespass" 1 i ght from one property <br /> to another. He cited examples and asked how conditions <br /> prohibiting "trespass" light can be enforced, Bergly said <br /> it is difficult to manage the matter, but ability to enforce <br /> may be improved under the new zoning ordinance. <br /> REVIEW OF LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES/ <br /> APPROVAL OF 1993 PATROL/POLICE CONTRACT <br /> Commander Bergeron of the Ramsey County Sheriff's Department <br /> gave a presentation and provided reports comparing 1992 to . <br /> 1991 calls for service and investigative services. He <br /> explained that in 1992 "enhanced patrolling services" <br /> handles many types of minor investigation tasks, however, <br /> "investigation services" handled the following number of <br /> incidents under each category: <br /> Cateqory Cateqory <br /> Death 0 Assaults 38 <br /> child abuse/neglect 5 Sexual misconduct 11 <br /> Kidnapping 0 Missing persons 14 <br /> Fire 7 Robberies of persons 2 <br /> Burglary 63 Auto theft 19 <br /> Thefts 157 Forgery 10 <br /> Traffic related 15 Criminal damage (property) 91 <br /> Weapons offenses 1 Communication crimes 25 <br /> Trespassing 5 Miscellaneous 30 <br /> Councilmember Malone commented that the City is consideri~g <br /> establishing a Fire Marshall position; he asked if the <br /> Sheriff's Office could handle fire investigations rather <br /> than a Fire Marshall. Bergeron explained that the Sheriff's <br /> Office responds to all fires and investigates anything of a <br /> potentially criminal nature, while a Fire Marshall would <br /> investigate matters of a non-criminal nature related to the <br /> fire, therefore, his department's investigation is not a . <br /> duplication of a Fire Marshall's investigation. <br />