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November 9, 2009 Page 2 of 5 <br />Mayor Larson received the following minutes on behalf of the City; <br />1. October 14, 2009 Parks, Recreation and Environmental Commission Minutes <br />2. April 20, 2009 Police Civil Service Commission meeting. <br />1 <br />Special Order of Business <br />1. HeartSafe-Allina Presentation. (Moved to item 5) <br />Kim Bemenderfer. and Dr. Charles Lick representing Allina Medical transportation <br />thanked Councilmember Doffing, Officer McNeely and the Public Safety <br />Commission for their great efforts in working towards the receiving of the "Heart <br />Safe Community Award." Brian LaCroix presented the "Heart Safe Award" and <br />congratulated the City on being the first community in the state of Minnesota to <br />receive the award. <br />2. Reading of Resolution honoring the 15th Anniversary of the Family <br />Service Center. Report No. 09-257. Resolution No. 09-070. <br />City Manager Lotter read the proclamation in its entirety. <br />Motion by Councilmember Burg, seconded by Councilmember Phillips to <br />approve the resolution honoring the 15th Anniversary of the New Brighton Family <br />Service Center. <br />5 Ayes, 0 Nays — Motion Carried <br />Director of Parks and Recreation Sandy Breuer highlighted some of the events scheduled <br />for the anniversary celebration. Parks, Recreation & Environmental Commission <br />Chairperson Frischman and Commissioner Samuelson were introduced. <br />3. Update and recommendation regarding Freedom Park Skate Park. <br />Report No. 09-258. <br />City Manager Lotter reported about a year ago, a petition was brought to council to review <br />the existence of the Skate Park at Freedom Park. City departments worked together to <br />address some undesirable behaviors associated with the Skate Park. Officer Trevor <br />Hamdorf acknowledged the assistance received from Volunteer in Public Safety volunteer <br />Ray Tandeski, along with two youth volunteers, Brannon Jordan and Tony Lyke. Officer <br />Hamdorf gave an overview of the progress made up to this point, and highlighted the <br />action to be taken going forward. Calls for service have decreased from 54 in 2008, to 23 <br />in 2009 (through November 1 st.) Councilmembers expressed their gratitude to those <br />involved in the successful outcome in the recent months. <br />1. October 14, 2009 <br />Parks, Recreation and <br />Environmental <br />Commission Minutes <br />2. April 20, 2009 Poli <br />Civil Service <br />Commission meeting. <br />Special Order of <br />Business <br />1. HeartSafe-Allina <br />Presentation. (Moved to <br />item 5) <br />2. Reading of Resolutic <br />honoring the 15th <br />Anniversary of the <br />Family <br />Service Center. <br />Report No. 09-257. <br />Resolution No. 09-070. <br />3. Update and <br />recommendation <br />regarding Freedom Park <br />Skate Park. <br />Report No. 09-258. <br />