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<br /> ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - OCTOBER 14. 1997 8 <br /> . Mr. Fritsinger asked if a simple l11ajority vote is needed to authorize the sale of bonds. Mr. Filla <br /> stated this is correct. <br /> B. Northwest Youth & Family Services, Joint Powers Agreement <br /> Mr. Fritsinger explained that the Council was presented with the Northwest Youth and Family <br /> Services (NYFS) Joint Powers Agreement (JP A) at the September 29, 1997, meeting. Attorney <br /> Filla has reviewed the JP A and made several revisions to the draft agreement. He explained that <br /> the Council is asked to consider approval of the JP A with the Northwest Youth & Family <br /> Services. Mr. Fritsinger noted the City has not historically acted as executor of the JP A but <br /> abided by its terms by seeking contributions from the charitable gambling organizations on <br /> behalf of the City. He asked the Council if they want to proceed with that approach or execute <br /> the JPA. <br /> Councilmel11ber Hicks asked ifthe City will be more legally responsible to pay ifthey sign the <br /> JP A. Mr. Fritsinger stated that this is correct and, if the JP A is executed, it should be included as <br /> a budget itel11 for funding. <br /> Mayor Probst stated he supports executing the JP A and believes it is silly to contribute but not <br /> execute the agreement. He noted the ability to terminate the agreement within 60 days, if <br /> desired. <br /> . Councilmember Malone stated he disagrees with this point of view. He explained that he served <br /> on the Council when this issue was raised previously and the opinion was not to contract for an <br /> expenditure like this where there is no long-term control. He noted the City needs to set its <br /> budget every year and this is not, in his opinion, one of the expenses that local government is <br /> responsible for. Councilmember Malone agreed it is difficult to say no but he believes it would <br /> be even more politically unpopular to opt out of the agreement in 60 days. Also, the City could <br /> only cancel at the end of the calendar year with notification to all parties. <br /> Councilmember Malone expressed concern about the presentation made with regard to services <br /> they provide and noted the majority of service to Arden Hills' residents is through the Senior <br /> Chore Program. Councilmember Malone restated he does to believe this is the type of service <br /> that should be funded by the City. <br /> Councilmember Aplikowski stated she has served on the Board and it is difficult to do so and not <br /> have the same vote. She stated she knows Arden Hills' residents are served by this organization <br /> but she wonders if it is not a County function to provide these services. <br /> Councilmember Malone noted that these services are not needed for the health and well-being of <br /> Arden Hills' residents. He stated he does not believe the JPA is appropriatc. <br /> Councilmember Aplikowski cOl11l11ented on the benefit received from the diversion services. <br /> . <br />
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