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9. Consent Agenda The following items were on the Consent Agenda: A. Approval of the Commission Minutes of September 12, 2002 B. Monthly Financial Report for September 2002 C. Ratification of the September 2002 claims Motion: Commissioner Korst made a motion to approve the consent agenda seconded by Commissioner Lund. The motion was unanimouslv approved. Consent Aaenda Minutes fOllowup from Auaust Commission Meetina: Commissioner Heifort explained that changing the wording for item A to reflect the following change: "Chair Varian will finalize the list of questions sent to adjacent law enforcement agencies." It should be noted that this in fact was accomplished, and this correction allowed the August Commission Minutes to be voted on for approval. Motion: Commissioner Heifort made a motion to approve the August 2002 Commission Minutes with the correction of Item A. seconded by Commissioner Mahr. The motion was approved with the abstention of Commissioner Pitchford. 10. Action Items: A. Anoka County Joint Powers Agreement for Public Safety Communications Project Motion: Commissioner xxxx? Made a motion to approve the Joint Powers Agreement for Public Safety Communications as presented by the County District Attorney seconded by Commissioner vyvvv. The motion was unanimouslv approved. B. Approval of Rules and Regulations Manual Chapter 86 on the Minnesota Data Practices Act. No action was taken. The Centerville City Attorney is still reviewing the docUment and it will be an item of discussion at the November meeting. C. Schooi of Police Staff and Command - May through August 2002 A lengthy discussion was held with some members stating this was in the authority of the Chief and did not need to come before the Commission. Other members were concerned that street coverage could not be maintained because of the duration of the course. Northwestern University will present the course at the Arden Hills, Minnesota State Police Training Facility. The course is about police management. The Chief explained that all requests for training are examined and the hours of training per officer exceeds accepted standards by Minnesota police agencies. Althouah no vote was taken. it was the consensus of the Commission that trainina assianments are the Chiefs decision. but the Commission is interested that trainina is appropriate and eauitable. with reaard for coveraae aiven the budaet of the Department. 6.