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<br /> ." ^ . <br /> 3. Resolution #95-82. 1996 Law Enforcement Budget .. <br /> The Council is asked to adopt Resolution #95-82, accepting the 1996 <br /> budget estimate from the Ramsey County Sheriff for 1996 Law I <br /> Enforcement Service. The proposed estimate is $ 520,485.77 and has been - <br /> included in the overall 1996 budget and proposed levy. <br /> 4. Resolution #95-84. Law Enforcement Contract . <br /> The Council is asked to adopt Resolution #95-84, authorizing approval of <br /> Ramsey County Sheriff agreement for Law Enforcement Services. This . <br /> action would approve a revised contract for services which will extend <br /> through 2000. Only four significant items have been revised in this . <br /> Agreement which are detailed in the Staff memorandum. <br /> 5. Resolution #95-86. Livable Communities Act Goals <br /> The Council is asked to adopt Resolution #95-86, adopting the Livable . <br /> Communities Act goals. These goals have been drafted utilizing the <br /> exiting Land Use Plan. These goals have also been prepared taking into . <br /> consider our relationship with neighboring cities. Staff has requested that <br /> Met Council send a representataive to the meeting to answer any <br /> questions. . <br /> 6. Animal Control Services Inc.. Contract (ASCI) <br /> The Council is asked to approve the contract with ASCI for the 1996 -. <br /> calendar year. ACSI has increased several of its various rates for the <br /> coming year. All of the local contract cities have previously renewed their <br /> contract with ACSI for 1996 services with a similar rate structure. . <br /> 7. Perrv Park Pay Estimate #3 <br /> The Council is asked to approve pay estimate #3 in the amount of . <br /> $70,702.06. Total retainage to date is $15,418.75. There will be some <br /> final improvements to be completed in the spring of 1996. I <br /> 8. 1996 Street Improvements Feasibility Study <br /> The preliminary Feasibility Study for the 1996 Street Improvement project . <br /> is completed. The Study addresses a number of issues including the <br /> pavement rerating, maintenance program, MSA street changes, and <br /> funding. Most importantly the plan provides for some alternates which I <br /> can be addressed at a later date after completion of informational <br /> meetings. <br /> 9. TeAAP Uudate . <br /> The Council is probably aware of the recent news articles addressing the <br /> potential for TCAAP to not be excessed in its entirety. This . <br /> announcement was not entirely anticipated. TCAAP representatives have <br /> indicated that the various public facilities including joint ballfields, City -. <br /> Hall, and Public Works are still a possibility. In addition, if the <br /> . <br />