Laserfiche WebLink
<br />Meeting Minutes - CC <br />August 9, 1989 <br />Page Nine <br /> <br />Deputy Clerk as signer on all City monetary transactions that <br />must take place through the Firstar Bank in Hugo during the above <br />approved leave of absence of the Clerk/Administrator, motion <br />carried unanimously. <br /> <br />council member Pelton returned to the City Council meeting at <br />approximately 9:30 p.m. <br /> <br />city council suggestions for the upcoming newsletter included: <br /> <br />Thank YOllS to Rivers and Lakes cleanup participants, <br />Thank yous to the Lions Club and Anoka County for their <br />assistance in the Park and Recreation night golf, <br />Explaining to the residents a building or facility <br />needs which will be written by Mayor Haberman, <br />Council member Pelton suggested surveying new residents <br />regarding their concerns and suggestions for a <br />municipal facility or requesting their input comments <br />and questions to be routed through City Hall, <br />It appeared the consensus of the City Council was to <br />not include a survey regarding municipal facility in <br />the August newsletter, <br />Mailboxes, comprehensive plan, sidewalks (council <br />member Pelton will write up a short information section <br />on sidewalks), <br />In his facility letter Mayor Haberman will include the <br />suggestion of a municipal facilities committee as <br />recommended by Dan Tourville, Planning and Zoning <br />commission chairperson, <br /> <br />other items in the newsletter could include: <br /> <br />Update of the floodplain, <br />Update of sidewalk on Main street, <br />Mary Jane Lang, 1559 Peltier Lake Drive, suggested a <br />thank you to Wayne LeBlanc for all his work on the <br />Peltier Lake Association, <br />It appeared the consensus of the Ci ty Council was to <br />recognize the Centerville Lake and Peltier Lake <br />Associations and request donations for the Clean Water <br />Partnership Program as facilitated by Wayne LeBlanc. <br />