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west of Ramsey Boulevard when they are not sure if the road will have to be adjusted. Gamec replied that the study would still provide tools for the City when developm~nt~' ~e?i.':: proposed. Councilmember Zimmerman stated that the study would give the City ?d~&iment i~:::?: there is a proposed development west of Armstrong. ,~ '~: ":' Motion carried. Voting Yes: Mayor Gamec, Councilmembers ZimiCne~an, ~d~rson, Hendriksen, and Kurak. Voting No: None. (~?'!i:'-. Case #3: Request from Youth F~rst for Fundmg .~;:!:::;¢.~?;.?~ Finance Officer Lund stated that dunng the regular Cl~ Counb~.:meetmg of November 28, 2000, Stan Peichel, Principal of Ramsey Element~ School, pr~enf~d info2ation to Council relating to the Youth Fkst pro,am. He had explained that ~i!h':'~e goup's ~isio~ it w~ necessa~ to hke a pa2-time coordinator who is Jan Pomeroy. ~'~P'3ffi&~y was als6'~:~f~ent at the meet~g. m. Peichel and Ms. Pomeroy requested ~at the Cit)~of R~gey.90~i~ t~'"~' ~ual line item budget of $5,000 to help supp0a the Youth First orgmzation.. 'B~b~biving this ~ual suppo~, the orga~zation can remain viable and the contribution by the Ci~'::~:"h .way of showing ~at they value youth in the co~uniW. ~. Peichel explained that the orga~tion isiin.~'.the process of publishing ~ed posters that w.i.n~,::,~7 p~sted in the co~uniW'~t~aaresses student responsibilities. ~e posters wilL b'b~P;St~dxln ~he schools as well as at !o~ai::businesses. At the time of the presentation, Mayor'dmeC ~fome'3~r~'~iehel and MS. P~eroy that the Council ,s ~n the process of reviewing '~h~ budg~~items ~d w&idd~ss-.~:~issue and get back to them with ~ answer. Unfomnately, this is~7.:~as nev~;:.:discuss~';,hg~n at a Council of Finance Co~ittee meeting or a work session; th~fore~i~'~as not bnd~¢~ed. On Febma, 1, 2001, the Mayor received a letter ~om Jean mncan6n,~dha~f of YouthFirst. She was inqui~g if a final decision had bemmadeiabout the ~nding ~eq~st. She stated in the letter that Youth First had received $5,00OTffom each, of the Cities of:~do.~&-.and ~oka. ~oka County contributed $10,000.,. i~,Council desir&~o donate $5,0~'6f;;~¢;~ Youth First pro,am, money could be transfe~',~om the Couneii-:~ontingency F~d:~f~'~e budget of Mayor and Ci, Council and paid out 't~~ the Youth F~'t-ofg~ation. A~0~on of the proposed resolution would ensure that a line item is ~dd~ to ~ebfld'get-t6 .~d-g3~th First $5,000 amually. :%:}'Mktion ~y Mayor G~gc, seconded by Councilmember Zi~e~an, to reco~end that Ci Counci[-~opt Resolufion~#01z02- authorizing ~e ~ansfer of $5,000 from the Council ContingenCy Fund [o the Cudgbt 6fMayor and Council for the Youth First Pro,am. Motion c~ed;"~ Voting" Yes: Mayor Gamec, Councilmembers Zi~e~an, ~derson, Hendhksen, and Kurak. Voting No: None. Case ~4: :/-'.Ci~ ofAnoka Swim~g Pool Fund~g Request P~tgities Supe~isor Boos stated that on October 24, 2000, the Finance Co~i~ee received a r~ue~ to appropriate $12,000 over the next t~ee years to purchase resident rates at the -48- Finance Committee/February 27, 2001 Page 4 of 5