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. . . Capital Improvement Program Worksession January 18, 1993 Page 2 The City Council recessed at 7:50 p.m. and reconvened at 8:05 p.m. 4.3. New and Pending Projects Pat Klaers discussed the new and pending projects. Three handouts listing potential projects were distributed. The Council agreed to discuss the projects at this meeting and prioritize at a future meeting after having had an opportunity to review the projects. Councilmember Scheel and Mayor Duitsman requested that the traffic flow from Ramsey and Anoka County on the eastern side of the City be addressed. Councilmember Scheel suggested that the traffic pattern to allow for easier access Park. City to consider changing the Elk River Industrial Councilmember Farber requested that the expansion of water and sewer services to east Highway 10 be moved from the pending to the 1993-1997 project list. The Council had a lengthy discussion regarding extending water and sewer services to this area of the City and the proposed joint effort for sewer services with the City of Otsego. The next CIP meeting was scheduled for February 15. All nine handouts are attached to these minutes as part of the official record. 5. Other Business Mayor Duitsman informed the Council that the University of Minnesota had sent a proclamation to him requesting that the Council approve January 30, 1993, as Jenny Cook, Elk River Hometown Day. COUNCILMEMBER HOLMGREN MOVED TO APPROVE THE PROCLAMATION DECLARING JANUARY 30, 1993, AS JENNY COOK, ELK RIVER HOMETOWN DAY. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. Mayor Duitsman informed the Council that he would be present to make the presentation to Jenny Cook at the University ceremonies on January 30. Mayor Duitsman indicated that he had been contacted by stephanie Klinzing regarding meeting with MnDOT in accelerate the construction of Highway 101. Representative an effort to Mayor Duitsman indicated that he had attended a 2001 Conference where SchOOl officials discussed the formation of a Community Youth Task Force which would coordinate school activities other than music and athletics. Mayor Duitsman felt that the group may request funding from the City Council in the future.