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b. Animal Control, continued. <br /> <br />Mr, Wax said he has had ve%ernarians from the University, %~m of the largest <br />an. ires], research centers out many times. He said if ~ogs bring the coug~ into <br />hJ s facility it can spread rapidly. The solution to i~ is just continual <br />c].eaninf~ with heavy de~ergents. He said one ~rticular ve~ernarian he <br />cs. lle~ to visit his .facility and give him suggestions only said he would like <br />t,~ see the Blaine Mid,my facility as clean as his clinic. M~. Wa~ said this <br />is costly. He said he could give the 8ogs shots before they come in but these <br />are also costly and the cost ~muld have to he passe8 on. He said the local <br />veterinarian was unfamiliar with his soaps. Mr. Wax said two of the largest <br />facilities in the Metro area use this and that is why he is usi~ it and he <br />caf~ buy it in 55 gallon 8r~s. <br /> <br />Dr. Brunn. el spoke on behalf of his clients and stated that there is a disease <br />in the kennel. He talked to several veternarians in the vicinity of h~o Wa~_'s <br />facility and they have had similar complaints from their clients. <br /> <br /> The ke~mel cough ~.kes 5ogs uncomfortable but 5oemn't kill them, He said his <br /> personal feeling is that the facility should he kept free from this. It isn't <br /> £air to ~e people to have to pay £or picking up their dogs, pay for shots and <br /> also pay for treat~nent for the sick animals, He made suggestions to Mr. <br /> an8 ~.~o'th~'~-~g was done, The problem has been there since November and it is <br />~3o better, it is getting worse. A lady from the Attorney General's office <br />amine to see him because they also are getting calls on this. <br /> <br />Dr. Hedges from New Brighton veternary clinic spoke before the Council° He <br />sai~] he is here tonight to substantiate 'that ~here is a problem at Blaine <br />Midway. He encounters dogs that are adopted out by Blaine Midway an~ no <br />vaotnnations are given. He said they make sure the animals they adopt <br />out have shots and ad¥ise %he people of_ heartworms~ etco He said they <br />see very 1.ittle problems from M~PSI and none in his facility. <br /> <br />Bott of the doctors felt something shou!8 be done to get this problem worked <br />OUt. <br /> <br />The Council Esve I,~. !'la~ 60 days in which to correct the problems at his <br />faci.l:i.ty. <br /> <br />Mot:ion by d~ec, seconded hy Muller to pay Blaine Midway bill. <br /> <br />5 Ayes <br /> <br />~,~yor Cox said one item that should have been placed on old business <br />is the traffic control petition at 154th Lmae and ~¢~rmoset Street. This <br />item was taken up at this time, <br /> <br />Motion by Reimann, seconded by Garnet to follow the recozmmendation of the <br />Police Chief an8 Street Superintendent and install "Slow - Children at Play" <br />signs at 'this intersection° <br /> <br />5 Ayes <br /> <br />btCSo Sieber said she felt the traffic study was conducted too early in the <br />eveninE, it is not at all conclusive an~ a waste of money. <br /> <br />Chie£ Auspos s'~ ted that if people play games with the police they will pay games <br />with the si~r~So Stop signs do not regulate spee8. <br /> <br /> <br />