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Council Meeting Minutes October 26, 1999 Page 3 I Consent Agenda. continued Consent Agenda 4. CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL TO WAIVE THE READING AND Liveable Communities ADOPT THE RESOLUTION ELECTING TO CONTINUE Act 2000 PARTICIPATION IN THE LOCAL HOUSING INCENTIVES ACCOUNT Report 99-236 PROGRAM UNDER THE METROPOLITAN LIVEABLE COMMUNITIES Resolution 99-106 ACT FOR THE YEAR 2000. 6. CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL TO ISSUE A PERSONAL SERVICE Personal Service LICENSE FOR THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE TO MARY ROBERTS, License V ALID UNTIL DECEMBER 31,1999. Report 99-238 7. CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL TO WAIVE THE READING AND MNDOT Grant Pike ADOPT THE RESOLUTION REQUESTING FUNDING FROM THE Lake Stann Basin MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION THROUGH THE Report 99~239 MUNICIPAL GRANTS PROGRAM. Resolution 99-108 8. CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL TO WAIVE THE READING AND Long Lake Park Joint ADOPT THE RESOLUTION APPROVING THE JOINT POWERS Powers Agreement AGREEMENT EXTENSION BETWEEN RAMSEY COUNTY AND THE Report 99-240 CITY OF NEW BRIGHTON PERTAINING TO OPERATION AND Resolution 99-109 MAINTENANCE OF LONG LAKE REGIONAL PARK. I 9. CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF THE AMENDMENTS TO Amendments to City CHAPTER TWO, MODIFICATIONS TO CITY PURCHASING POLICY, Purchasing Policy OF THE CITY ADMINISTRATIVE CODE. Report 99-241 10. CONSIDERA TION OF APPROVAL OF THE ACQUISITIONIDISPOSAL AcquisitionlDisposal OF EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES AND TO AMEND THE 1999 BUDGET of Equipment and FOR THE SEWER DEPARTMENT TO PERMIT THE PURCHASE OF Vehicles THE F AMIL Y SERVICE CENTER GENERATOR. Report 99-242 n. CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF THE AGREEMENT REDUCING North Pike Lake Ct. THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENT AGAINST 1370 NORTH PIKE LAKE Special Assessment COURT TO $1,500.00. Report 99-243 5 Ayes - 0 Nayes, Motion Carried. Public Hearing - None Council Business Council Business I Fulton announced that New Brighton recently became a "Community of Promise" which makes commitment to bring together individuals, families, faith communities, governments, organizations, schools, and businesses to develop a framework to work with youth. The commitment would build a new generation of civic leaders. Tntergenerational Team for Community of Promise Report 99-244 One of the first steps is to develop a diverse, intergenerational community team of 15-20 individuals from five different age ranges. The City recruited applications by sending infonnation to commission members, schools, churches, organizations, and newspapers. The team would create a strategy to develop the assets needed to become successful adults.