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MINUTES OF THE AEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Nt?RTH OLMSTED dCTUBER 20, 1381 Present: President Dewey ?i. Limpert, Councilmen Boehmer, Loaan, ?4cAay, Petrigac, Saringer, Wilamoslcy, Woerpel. Also present: *layor Rohert Swietyniowski, Law Director Michael Gareau, Finance Director Robert BrQelmaa, Safety Director Eugene petre, City Engineer Ranald Zurawski, Clerk of Council Florence Cmnpbell. Meeting was called to order by President Limpert at 8:00 P.M. President Limpert invited rnembers of the audience to join l4embers of Couneil in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. Tlinutes of Council Meeting of October 6, 1981, were approved. '.::r. Logan moved ta amend the ageada to a1low consideration of Resolution iio. 81-118 prior to any other business, seconded by Mr. Roerpel, unanimously apprnved. Resolution tdo. 81-118 introduced by the iXayor and Council was given its fisst reading. A resolution cammendtng achievement of First Class Award in Girl ScoutinQ. '`ir. Tplilamosky moved for suspensian af rule requiring three readings and re€erral to Committee, seconded by "4r. Boehmer, unattimausly approved. Mr. tailamosky moved for adoution, seconded by Mr. Boelmer, unanimously appraved. Resolution Na. 31-113, adopted. t'layor Siaietyniawffiki read the resfllution in its entir4y and the Girl Scoats 13resent were recognized by Council. 'resident Limgert announced that Ordinance No. 81-113 is on second reading, as amended. The follawing legislation has been added to the agenda: Ordinance No. 31-120, an ordinance authorizing the issuance of a nate to replace a recreational facility note of the City, dated June 6, 1980, which note has been lost, and declaring an emer¢ency; Resolution No. $1-121, a resalution commending the public service of Donald G. Ledvina, Planning Cc?mmission Mepber and B4ard of Zoning Agpeals Mmber; Ixdinance No. P1-122, an ordinance authQrizing the Mayor to enter into an agreement wtth the Great Northem Shopping Center to install street illumination on CouYttry Club Boulevard, from Great Northern Boulevard to approximately 1200 feet west, and declaring an emergencys Ordinance No. 81-123, an ordinance appropriating forty five thousand dollars from the Federal Revenue 3h8ring Fund for the purchase of progerty located on the eaat side of Fire Stat#.an No. 1. President Li.rnpert also aennounced that the next regular Council ?teeting will be on Wednesday, November 4th due to the November election. r•layor Swietyniovski reported> 1) Iaas issued proclamations for the National Business 'lomens ° T-Teek, Octaber 18th thrcrugh 24th, saluting the contribution of working women to business and industry. 2) United Nation6' Day is Oetober 21, 19$1j a reaffirming of our committment to international psace and security and respect for human rights. 3) `ould ask Council to suspend the rule requiring three readfngs and pass Ordin- ance No. 81-119 tonight si,stce the agr,eewnt must be in Che hands of the County Commissioaers by November 13, 19$1. 4) Requests Council to cvnfirm the appointment of James Burns to the Planning Comnission tonight. 5) City Engineer Zurawstci, Law Direetor Gateffiu and Mayor Swietynictwski have been in negotiations with Forest City &tterprises and Riai Brothers in regard to the area of the Industrial Pazk for the past two yeara. The folLawing letter was re- ceived today from Forest City Eatergrises: "We would like to take thfs oppQrtunity to advise you of our statua regarding the cagtioned Project - I3orth Qlmsted