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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION July 31, 2017 <br />DRAFT <br /> 3 <br />Page 4 through Page 8– Revenues. Council Member Rafferty asked about the possibility 90 <br />of raising park dedication fees and Director DeGardner said he has WSB looking at that 91 <br />possibility. 92 <br /> 93 <br />Mayor Reinert asked about the reduction in the ACE program. Director Swenson said 94 <br />there are less inquiries and less completions. The CSO position for that program has not 95 <br />been filled because the department’s current staff is keeping up with the work. 96 <br /> 97 <br />Mayor Reinert asked about the gas franchise. Administrator Karlson remarked that there 98 <br />was a mild winter; it appears it was overbudgeted. Ms. Cotton added that staff is trying to 99 <br />true things up. 100 <br /> 101 <br />The council discussed the lease of the day care facilities at city hall. The lease agreement 102 <br />does have an escalator built in. 103 <br /> 104 <br />Expenditures – Mayor Reinert asked why the Finance Department is going up. Director 105 <br />Cotton pointed out that the increase is mainly related to personnel services. 106 <br /> 107 <br />Mayor Reinert asked about legal expenditures, suggesting that the expenses are going 108 <br />down but the budget isn’t necessarily going down as much. Administrator Karlson 109 <br />explained that the budget request is conservative but he feels it is important not to over 110 <br />react at this point. Mayor Reinert suggested that there looks to be about $25,000 111 <br />available there. 112 <br /> 113 <br />Building Inspections – The council discussed with Director Grochala the temporary 114 <br />building inspector position. 115 <br /> 116 <br />Public Services – Staff explained that the pavement management budget was transferred 117 <br />(storm drainage system maintenance) impacting this budget. Mayor Reinert recalled the 118 <br />history of pavement management, including development of a pavement management 119 <br />plan. Director Grochala said he believes the city needs a newer evaluation and explained 120 <br />the importance of reaching streets before their condition becomes poor. Mayor Reinert 121 <br />remarked that it makes sense to maintain, especially in the case of the city’s facilities; 122 <br />he’d like that discussion at the next budget meeting. Council Member Maher suggested 123 <br />that part of the discussion needs to be who is responsible for determining maintenance 124 <br />schedules. Mayor Reinert added that things needs to be on a cycle for maintenance and 125 <br />replacement. 126 <br /> 127 <br />Page 16, last line– Council Member Maher asked if there are more dollars expended in 128 <br />the second half of the year than the first – the budgeted amount is so much higher than 129 <br />what’s been spent. 130 <br /> 131 <br />Economic Development Budget – Mayor Reinert asked about the value of funds 132 <br />supporting the area tourism group. Administrator Karlson sits on the board and offered 133
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