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City of Plymouth
3400 Plymouth Boulevard
Plymouth, Minnesota SS"7
Res. No. 95 - 542
WHEREAS, the daily accomplishments of cities, their officials, and volunteers
provide the cornerstone for creating, supporting, and building the well being of our
communities; and
WHEREAS, cities build community through citizen participation, ethical responsibility
and the close relationship between elected officials and the citizens they serve;
WHEREAS, cities build community and drive the econowic engine of the state by
supporting business and industry, sustaining efficient transportation and providing
necessary utilities; and
WHEREAS, cities build community and enhance Minnesota's high quality of life
through vigilant police and fire protection, inviting parks, clean water and safe streets; and
WHEREAS, cities build community by encouraging individuality and promoting
cultural diversity while at the same time celebrating the community that brings people
together; and
WHEREAS, cities build community by providing leadership on difficult issues block -
by -block, neighborhood -by -neighborhood and throughout the city; and
WHEREAS, cities build community through the often -unrecognized hard work and
tireless dedication of elected and appointed officials and volunteers; and
WHEREAS, Cities Week 1995 --Cities Building Community --offers an important
opportunity to acknowledge public support and involvement in local government, inform
citizens about the wide range of services provided by cities, and celebrate the importance
of hometown democracy;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of
Plymouth, Minnesota that October 1-7, 1995 is hereby proclaimed to be Cities Week in
Minnesota and in the City of Plymouth, and does hereby urge citizens to learn more about
their city government, to become involved in their community, and to recognize the work
done by city officials and volunteers,
Adopted by the City Council on September 19, 1995,
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