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August 11, 2009 <br />Conunlssion Minutes <br />Mayor Larson received the following minutes on behalf of the City. <br />1. Parks, Recreation & Environmental Commission minutes from June 3, 2009. <br />Special Order of Business <br />1. Update from PREC regarding Freedom Skate Park.. <br />Page 2 of 4 <br />Conwindon Minutes <br />1. Parks, Reawtion & <br />Fsiviro►mmntal <br />JCO11" 009. ' ' <br />special order of Business <br />I. Update ung <br />Officer Trevor Hamdorf introduced Lucas Lane, a youth representative from the Freedom Park Skate Park. <br />Freedom skate Park. <br />Lucas reported there has been noticeable improvement at the skate park. Officer Hamdorf reported five <br />individuals have been permanently removed from the parks. A PowerPoint was presented, outlining the <br />positive changes, and detailing continued efforts to maintain a safe environment. <br />Dean Lotter announced Public safety volunteer Ray Tandeski has played a very active role in the sins of <br />the skate park Melissa Grahek, a resident near Freedom Park expressed her appreciation for the positive <br />changes, including the overall appearance of the park, and the decrease in unwanted behaviors. The council <br />expressed their appreciation to the youth for their involvement, along with the community, and City Staff <br />Councilmember Bauman encouraged residents to bring their concerns to the attention of the council and <br />City Staff. Mayor Larson reported the next update would be in November. <br />2. "Heart Safe No Fear ' CPR video presentation and discussion <br />2. -Heart safe No <br />Fea►"CPR video <br />presentation and discussion <br />Councilmember Doffing reported that All= Medical Transportation has provided an opportunity for fife <br />saving in the community through an eight minute video presentation. The video was shown and the <br />Youtube website nofea=,eam was shared. Kim Bemenderfer, representing Allina Medical Transportation <br />Services, reported the biggest hindrance in bystander CPR is fear, and is hoped that by wattling the short <br />video presentation, some of that fear could be addressed. <br />1. Cw ofidat d <br />1. Consolidated Voucher <br />128919 through 12907 <br />for atatalof $854,690.68. <br />Consent Agenda <br />Repot Na 09-188, <br />1 Consolidated Vouchers 128919 throughl29074 for a grand total of $854,690.68. <br />2 Pwdvsing card sutemer <br />Report No. 09-188. <br />for the math of July 20- <br />tataling$14,755.33. <br />2. Purchasing card statement for the month of July 2009, totaling $14,755.33. <br />Report No. 09-189. <br />Report No. 09-189. <br />3. Worksewon Sutrnnan' <br />repot from July 28, 2005 <br />3. Worksession Summary report from July 28,2W9. Report No. 09-190. <br />Relx nNo. 09-190. <br />4. Consideration of Partif <br />4. Consideration of Partial Payment 10 to Project 07-5, Old Miller Dump Closure Plan. <br />Payment 10 to Projat 07-` <br />Report No. 09-191. <br />OldMillerDump Clostu <br />Report No. 09-191. <br />5. Consideration of Partial Payment 2 to Project 09-1, South Water Tower Painting <br />Report No. 09-192. <br />S. Consideration of Par64 <br />Payrawt 2 to Project 09-1 <br />Report No. 09-192. <br />6. Consideration of Resolution Amending the 2009 Budgets as a Result of the <br />Unallotinent of Local Government Aid (LGA) and Market Value Homestead Credit <br />An n&g sideration 00 <br />(MVHC) Revenues from the State ofMinnesota. Report No. 09-193. Resolution No. 09-045. Budgets as a Resuh of th <br />Urlallotment of LAM <br />Government Aid (LGA <br />(MVHC) [revenues firm <br />