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April 10, 2018 Page 2 of 7 <br />Commission Minutes <br />Mayor Johnson received the following minutes on behalf of the City: <br />• PREC Minutes from March 7, 2018. <br />• EDC Minutes from March 7, 2018. <br />Special Order of Business <br />1. Arbor Day Proclamation for April 27, 2018. <br />Mayor Johnson read a proclamation in full for the record declaring April 27, 2018 to be Arbor Day in the City <br />ofNew Brighton. She stated she was really proud ofthe fact New Brighton has been a Tree City for the past <br />36 years. <br />2. Northeast Youth and Family Services (NYFS) Presentation. <br />City Manager Lotter reported Jerry Hromatka finm Northeast Youth and Family Services had a presentation <br />for the City Council. <br />Jerry Hromatka, Executive Director for Northeast Youth and Family Services (NYFS), thanked the Council <br />for their time. He explained NYFS works with children ages 5 to 21 and serves over 4,000 youth and their <br />families each year. He noted the three main programs NYFS focused on were mental health, day treatment <br />and community service. The value of connecting youth with seniors was further discussed. He commented <br />on the services and benefits that were provided to New Brighton residents in 2017. Trends in the community <br />were discussed along with the partnerships NYFS has in place. He invited the City Council to consider <br />attending the Leadership Lunch which would be held on Wednesday, May 1d and the Mayor's Challenge <br />Golf Toumament on Monday, June I Ph. He described NYFS's revenue sources and thanked the City for <br />their continued support. <br />Councilmember Burg requested further information on the senior chore program. Mr. Hromatka discussed <br />the great work being conducted through the senior chore program and encoul aged members ofthe <br />community seeking services to contact NYFS to learn more about the program. <br />Councilmember Allen thanked Mr. Hromatka for his presentation. He asked how families get to know about <br />NYFS. Mr. Hromatka described how clients were referred to NYFS for services through the local schools <br />and police departments. <br />Councilmember Jacobsen thanked Mr. Hromatka for the great work he was completing on behalf ofthe <br />community. He discussed the benefits of reaching youth at an early age. <br />Mayor Johnson appreciated the way NYFS was working to address mental health in the community. She <br />noted New Brighton would have a table at the NYFS Leadership Luncheon. <br />Councilmember Dunsworth thanked Mr. Hromatka for his presentation and for the great work being done by <br />NYFS. <br />Consent Auenda <br />1. Consolidated Approval of Payments of Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) 3952-3607, ACH <br />Payments 3586-3606, & Vouchers 155436-155487 for a total of $2,557,996.03. <br />2. Consider Approval of Final Payment to Commercial Recreation Specialists for the <br />Replacement of the Eagles Nest Indoor Playground. <br />3. Resolution to Consider Cost Share Agreement with Rice Creek Watershed District <br />for a 2018 Urban Stormwater Remediation Cost -Share Program for Lions Park <br />Stormwater Re -use. <br />Commission Minutes <br />Special Order of <br />Business <br />1. Arbor Day Proclamation <br />for April 27, 2018. <br />2. Noitheast Youth and <br />Family Services (NYFS) <br />1 m-tltwim. <br />Consent Agenda <br />1. EFT Pay 3952-3607, <br />ACHPay3586-3606, & <br />Vouchers 155436-155487. <br />2. Final Pay to Comm. <br />Rec. Spec. Eagles Nest <br />Indoor Playground. <br />3. Res. Cost Share <br />Agr. RCWD for Lions <br />Pk Stormwater Re -use. <br />