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... jmim^ 5 • ytion Alert^.,-..vy-v,-.-.mding machine under discussionToposal to 00 ci^a* itor James AiUproba-would su- of a local to regula- g macbiDeilar to the es several <br />bill would <br />[)f tobacco <br />or store or <br />the close <br />^sponsible <br />log area or <br />if the ma- <br />rs. The bill <br />or>- or bar <br />work only <br />electronic <br />ig shortly. <br />D. Marty <br />Id require <br />vending <br />Minnesota community ordinances to restrict cigarette vending machinesTotal baas oo cigarette veoding machiiie sales-Adop#edWhite Bear LakeCbanhassenKenyonNortbfield <br />Bloomington <br />St. Louis Park <br />St. Cloud <br />^ or other I^rtial resUicUons on cigarette <br />public or sending machine sales-i4do/ifed <br />Big Lake <br />Blaine <br />New B^ghton <br />Preston <br />Redwood Falls <br />Shoreview <br />Minneapolis <br />St. Paul <br />Duluth <br />Other cities with ordinances <br />under consideration <br />Brooklyn Center <br />Milaca <br />West St. Paul <br />North St. Paul <br />Brooklyn Park <br />Owatonna <br />Golden Valley <br />Austin <br />Worthington <br />What’s in <br />the Census <br />for Me? <br /># • <br />No nnr pets paid for annwennp <br />!ht crn.-ii^ but il pa vs ofT for <br /><-vcT\nnt ‘ <br />Tbf iniorniation your answers- <br />prnude help*- your community <br />leader!- decide where to pul dav <br />care centers, schutils. hu.**pila)s. <br />and many more »ervice.s And the <br />census IS used to determine how <br />man\ *ieals vour state has in the <br />r S House of Kepre*<entaiives so <br />your voice is heard where it counts <br />the most <br />Antw^ • Census. <br />It Counts for More Then You Thinkf <br />CENSUS 90 <br />\\ <br />4i^ i 21490.4Mayor and City Council _Mark E. Bernhardson, City Adminiatratoj^'^ MUGFebruary 22, 1990 FED 2 6 1990SUBJECT: Request for Social Service Funding ' JTV f;■ n rji.;/-;Attachment:A. Westonka Community Action Memo Dated 1/31/90B. Wayzata Community Action Dated 2/8/90C. 1990 Orono Budget pg. 11/Human ServicesD. Response Letter to Interfaith OutreachINTRODUCTION - As you will note these two organizations have been seeking additional outside funding. One of the sources of this funding could be the Community Development Block Grant program.DISCUSSION - Staff has reviewed with Hennepin County whether either ot these organizations would qualify under the C.D.B.G. program. If they did this money could be allocated through that <br />hearing process which begins in April. <br />Both serve portions of the City, if funding were not available <br />under C.D.B.G., the City could consider contributions to them. <br />As noted in Attachitient C the City does currently contribute to <br />other social service organizations through its regular budgeting <br />program. Neither specified an amount. Both organizations serve <br />people in Orono. <br />The use of C.D.B.G. funds for analifyi-'g social services is <br />limited to 15% of the City's total. It is anticipated that the <br />City ’s Year XVI funds that become available will be $23,412. <br />Fifteen percent would be $3,500. For the present Year XV the <br />revised allocation was as follows: <br />Housing Rehab <br />Westonka Intervention <br />$22,000 <br />$ 1,000 <br />Printed on recycled paper page? <br />These requests raise the issue of the degree of funding the City <br />places towards Human Services organizations. As Federal, State <br />and County funding has been limited, these organizations have <br />turned to local communities for funding. This trend is expected <br />to continue. In addition requests from other organizations such <br />as the Westonka School District for pool operations assistance <br />have been received. A conscious review would be appropriate <br />daring the budget cycle. <br />ALTERNATIVES - <br />1. Indicate a desire to fund. <br />2. Indicate a potential source. <br />3. Take no action. <br />4. Choose not to participate