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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MINUTES February 6, 2017 <br />DRAFT <br /> 4 <br />plan. He noted a proposed apparatus plan that is included in the staff report for 132 <br />discussion. Director Swenson reviewed the plan, noting that future purchases have been 133 <br />discussed with the council in the past. 134 <br /> 135 <br />Mayor Reinert noted the $100,000 bonding capability authorized by the council and he 136 <br />wondered how that should be included in the city’s finances. Administrator Karlson 137 <br />noted that Finance Director Cotton has suggested that the city could designate part of the 138 <br />city’s annual fund surplus, designate that for this purpose and transfer it to a capital fund. 139 <br />Mayor Reinert said that isn’t desirable since it still sets aside levied funds; he doesn’t 140 <br />want to levy funds that aren’t going to be needed in the budget year. Council Member 141 <br />Kusterman remarked that the goal would then be that there aren’t surplus funds at the end 142 <br />of year indicating that extra money has been levied. Director Swenson suggested calling 143 <br />the line item “future ability to bond”. Director Cotton said that would mean the line item 144 <br />would show up on the city plan/policy but not in any financial statement of the city. 145 <br />Council Member Manthey suggested it should be a discussion item each year for the 146 <br />council. Finance Director Cotton remarked that she hears the council wanting to have a 147 <br />plan with a stipulation that annual funding is planned in a certain amount but it would 148 <br />revisited each year. Mayor Reinert added that carrying out the plan should be goal 149 <br />oriented as well. 150 <br /> 151 <br />Director Swenson asked if the council will consider the purchase plan as presented as an 152 <br />official action. Mayor Reinert suggested that the plan includes a several year period 153 <br />where there is nothing purchased and that is a wonder to him. Director Swenson said 154 <br />the plan is based on the draft policy. Staff will prepare the item for council 155 <br />consideration at the next regular meeting. 156 <br />4. Kitchen Upgrade for Old City Hall – Administrator Karlson reported that the 157 <br />question of funding improvements to the kitchen facilities at the former city hall complex 158 <br />has arisen as it relates to utilizing that facility for the Beyond the Yellow Ribbon group 159 <br />and their activities. Director DeGardner has a bid in place to upgrade the facility in the 160 <br />amount of $2,500 but had decided not to move forward with any improvements because 161 <br />the kitchen facility is basically unused. Mayor Reinert discussed the option of inviting 162 <br />other groups/businesses that would like to utilize an upgraded commercial kitchen 163 <br />facility. The mayor did say that the amount of the bid isn’t justified for just one group 164 <br />but if there would be other uses perhaps. Director DeGardner added that $2,500 would 165 <br />only provide for repair to the ventilation system; he isn’t specifically aware but there 166 <br />could be other upgrade needs. 167 <br />5. Schedule Date(s) for Strategic Planning/Goal Setting – Administrator Karlson 168 <br />noted that the council has expressed an interest in participating in a strategic 169 <br />planning/goal setting activity. He has identified two options for a facilitator for team 170 <br />building/goal setting. Is the council interested in scheduling a session? Mayor Reinert 171 <br />suggested team building (30%) and goal setting (70%) with the expectation of 172 <br />communicating goals. The mayor said he prefers a four hour session and thinks that 173 <br />would be sufficient time. Council Member Kusterman suggested that he doesn’t 174
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