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~ Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Monday, June II, 1984 - 7:30 p.m. Page Four RECOMMENDATIONS OF PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE: New Brighton Police Service Proposal Chairman Nancy Hansen referred Council to the Minutes of the Public Safety Committee Meeting (6-4-84) which summarizes the discussion and defines the issues of Committee concern. Hansen reported that the Committee unanimously recommends that Arden Hills remain with its present police service. Council tabled its discussion to a later meeting. Committee Appointment Woodburn nominated L.L. Steg1ich for appointment to the Public Safety Committee for the balance of 1984. Rauenhorst moved ratification of the appointment, motion was seconded by Hicks and carried unanimously. (4-0) Approval of Change Order No. I, Lift Stations No.2 and No.5 Council was referred to letter from City Engineer (5-31-84) re ,Change Order No. 1 for construction modifications to Lift Stations No.2 and No.5, and to Johansen's memo and sketch of the ,roposed Lift Station No.2 elevated platform (6-6-84). Hicks moved, seconded by Rauenhorst, that Council approve Change Order No. I, for construction of modifications to Lift Station No.2 and No.5 as outlined in letter from S.E.H. (estimated cost - $4,720). Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) Human Rights Commission Meeting Resignation Christiansen moved to accept with regrets the resignation of Terrence Koves from the Human Rights Commission. Rauenhorst seconded. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) . Commission Appointments Council acknowledged Terry Koves' recommendation of Ms. Lois Daniels for appointment to the Human Rights Commission. Council deferred appointments pending discussion at a workshop meeting. Other Business Lift Station Alarms Hicks suggested that the Lift Station Alarm System in the Village Office be modified so office staff does not have to listen to the intermittent buzzing during working hours. Council requested that . Johansen report on alternatives for Council's consideration. Soil and Water Conservation Board Hicks suggested to Council that the City look into types of projects which might be eligible for .1985 funding by the State Soil and Water Conservation District. The Outlot A, Briarkno1l II, sediment problem was suggested as one project which might qualify. Valentine Park flooding and Karth Lake area flooding and the erosion in southeast corner of Cummings Park were other problem areas suggested. . Hicks noted that $10,OOO/year is apparently available on a SO/50 split; applications are evaluated by the Conservation Board.