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. ~ . . . Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Pal!e Seven 14 June 1982 Community Service Officer Appointment Woodburn gave a "thumb-nail sketch" of each cants and circulated the spplications among Some of the qualifications considered to be appointment were: of the six (6) appli- the Council Members. desirable for the - confident and articulate communication with public (phone and in person) - pleasant manner - anticipate reasonably long-term employment - ability to handle large and possibly difficult or malicious animals. (Johnson returned to meeting - 11:50 p.m.) Hicks moved that Council approve the hiring of Virginia Mondry as Community Service Officer @ $4.50/hr. Motion was not seconded. Mulcahy moved that Council approve the hiring of Richard Cieminski as Community Service Officer (CSO) @ $4.50/hr (20 hours/week). Motion was seconded by McAllister and carried. (Mulcahy, McAllister, Hicks, Woodburn voting in favor or the Motion; Johnson abstained (4-0-1). Tentstive Schedule for Assessment Hearings Johnaon moved, seconded by Hicks, that a Special Council Meeting be scheduled on Monday, August 23, 1982 for Assessment Hearin~s. Motion carried unanimously (5-0). (August Council Meetings will be held on August 9th, 23rd and 30th.) Claims and Payroll After discussion, Hicks moved, seconded by Johnson, that Council approve the Claims and Payroll, deleting the claim for Monroe Maintenance Contract. Motion carried unanimously (5-0). COUNCIL LIAISON REPORTS Human Rights Commission Mulcahy reported that the Human Rights Commission is submitting the same budget request as in past years. Parks Committee Mulcahy reported that he joined the Parks Committee members on a tour of the Arden Hills parks, after which a short meeting was held at the Village Hall; noted that the chief concern at this time is an apparent shortage of softball fields - have 10 more teams this year than last year. Public Works Committee Hicks reported that Johansen feels a five-year sealcoating schedule of the Village streets will be sufficient to keep the streets in good condition; reported all streets have been sealcoated at least twice and are in good condition. Alarms ~ reported 31 alarms in one month including t res yterian Homes; frequency of alarms will be Public Safety Committee and Fire Board meetings. 2 false alarms considered at Wingert Memorial Johnson offered to prepare a sketch for lighting and landscaping the flag pole area for Council's consideration. Discrimination Complaint - Little League Team Woodburn reported a complaint received from parents of a 7th graue boy who is not allowed to play on a team on which 7th grade girls are allowed to ptay. -7-