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June 26, 2018 Page 2 of 5 a cell phone but she did not know their location. Thanks to her calm demeanor, including caring reassurance to her brother during the phone call, and the determination of 911 staff from both the Ramsey County Emergency Communications Center and Allina Health EMS, first responding police officers and ambulance personnel were eventually directed to the scene and aid was rendered. During the course of the twelve -minute phone conversation, the teamwork displayed between the dispatch staff and the young 911 caller demonstrated a high-level of professionalism and compassionate guidance in utilizing a variety of resources to determine the exact address of the emergency medical incident, assuring a positive outcome for the victim. He commended all for their heroic efforts and presented those involved with a Life Saving Certificate. A round of applause was offered by all in attendance. Mayor Johnson thanked Amanda for being in attendance and commended her for her efforts in this emergency situation. She then thanked Maya for being brave and calling 911. She stated she was very proud of Maya for saving her grandfather's life. 2. Presentation of Minnesota Recreation and Parks Association Award of Excellence recognizing the City of New Brighton for Excellence in Sponsorship and Partnerships for Lions Park. City Manager Lotter stated Parks and Recreation Director Fink would be presenting this item to the Council. Parks and Recreation Director Fink stated the Minnesota Recreation and Parks Association annually recognizes member agencies for outstanding programs, projects, and initiatives through its Awards of Excellence program. This distinguished recognition is for projects completed the previous year that score highly in regards to the Awards of Excellence program criteria. This year, it has selected the City of New Brighton Parks and Recreation Department to receive an Award of Excellence for its work at Lions Park in securing unique and valuable sponsorships and partnerships in the community to fund and build New Brighton's Lions Park. Margo Newmandahl, Minnesota Parks and Recreation Association, commended the City on their efforts at Lions Park. She discussed the goals and objectives for the Minnesota Parks and Recreation Association, noting their awards committee began in 1987. She discussed the makeup of the awards committee and presented the Mayor with an Award of Excellence for Sponsorship and Partnership for Lions Park. Mayor Johnson stated this award meant a lot to the City of New Brighton and to the Lions Club. She commented she was so proud of the park and the partnerships that were created to complete this great community amenity. Consent Agenda 1. Consider Approval of Payments of Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) 4223-4235, ACH Payments 42254251 & Vouchers 155765-155854 for a total of $3,431,787.27. 2. Consider Accepting the George Waters Memorial Grant from the Professional Golfers' Association of America Minnesota Section. 3. Consider Quotes for a Permanent Generator at City Hall. 4. Consider of Right of Entry Agreement for City Project 18-1, 2018 Street Rehabilitation. 5. Consider Amendment to the On Sale Liquor License for New Brighton Eagles #3718. 6. Consider Application for Temporary Liquor License —New Brighton Stockyard Days Foundation. 2. P wvdion of Minnesota Rcxmeion and Parks Association Awad ofExcellence nxngniring the City of New Brighton for Excellence in Sponsorship and PartrK Aips for Lions Park ('onscnt AEenda 1. Pay EFT 42234235, ACH Pay 42254251 & Vouchers 155765-155854. 2. George Waters Memorial Grant. 3. Quote Permanent Generator at City Hall. 4. Right of Entry Agree. Project 18-1. 5. Amend On Sale Liquor Lic. for NB Eagles #3718. 6. Temp. Liquor Lic. — New Brighton Stockyard Days Foundation.