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City Council Minutes <br />March 20, 2018 <br />Page 2 <br />ranging from family, child, and senior safety; identify theft; cyber security; scams; and general <br />home security. There were approximately 15 people in attendance including Council member Jerde, <br />Planning Commission member and U of M Police Officer Charlie Miner, and Mayor Schneider. He <br />stated that extra brochures from the presentation are available at City Hall, and added that the <br />LMCC also recorded the seminar and the broadcast can be found online at Imcc-tv.org. The seminar <br />was funded by the Wayzata -Long Lake Crime Prevention Coalition. Mayor Schneider also thanked <br />City Clerk Moeller for helping publicize and assisting with arranging event logistics. <br />Mayor Schneider read aloud a prepared statement: <br />In a related matter from our last City Council meeting on March 6, late into the agenda, Item 11 was <br />introduced requesting $350 in support of possible fundraising for Wayzata Police Department sight <br />technology equipment. The motion did pass 4-1. After carefully reviewing the March 6 minutes, <br />LMCC video, and hearing from citizens and members of the public safety community, I felt <br />compelled as your Mayor to comment. During the course of discussion regarding this topic, fellow <br />Councilman Skjaret expressed some views which I feel are not shared by myself or our community <br />at large. I won't attempt to paraphrase Tom's comments which are contained in the minutes. I can <br />only express, in the strongest of terms, Long Lake's and my sincerest respect, admiration and <br />gratitude for the work Wayzata PD and other law enforcement and first responder agencies have <br />done in keeping Long Lake a safe community. These areas are not only limited to enforcement and <br />patrol work, but have assisted in numerous medical emergencies, areas of school safety, ordinance <br />input, locating missing individuals, high level drug interdiction, event policing, and the list goes on <br />and on, all making Long Lake a safer community. Long Lake is also proud to be home for police <br />officers and their families from at least four different agencies Policing is a highly dangerous job <br />every day, as we are all too aware from our loss of Officer Mathews last fall. Again, we are sincerely <br />grateful. We admire and respect your commitment to our community, Certainly my comments and <br />our gratitude extends to all public safety first responders in our community, Including fire and other <br />emergency agencies, knowing that helps make our community much better every day. <br />APPROVE AGENDA <br />A motion was made by Jerde, seconded by Dyvik, to approve the Agenda as presented. Ayes: all. <br />CONSENT AGENDA <br />Mayor Schneider asked that Consent Agenda Item B be removed for standalone discussion in order <br />for corrections to the March 6, 2018 City Council meeting minutes to be noted. <br />The Consent Agenda consisted of: <br />A. Approve Minutes of March 6, 2018 City Council Work Session <br />C. Receive Minutes of February 20, 2018 Economic Development Authority Meeting <br />D. Approve Vendor Claims and Payroll <br />E. Authorize the Hennepin County Sheriffs Office Water Patrol Unit to Issue a Seasonal Use <br />Permit to the Long Lake Rowing Crew for use of Long Lake in 2018 <br />F. Accept the Resignation of Firefighter Jim Elder from the Long Lake Fire Department <br />G. Accept the Resignation of Firefighter Niel Giese from the Long Lake Fire Department <br />H. Approve Request by Audi Club North America to Conduct a Raffle Drawing on December <br />14, 2018 at Shavlik Financial <br />A motion was made by Dyvik, seconded by Jerde, to approve the Consent Agenda as amended. <br />Ayes: all. <br />Approve Minutes of March 6, 2018 City Council Meeting <br />