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Charter Commission <br />February 23, 2017 <br />Page 3 <br />L-- 90 MOTION by Commissioner Bretoi, seconded by Commissioner Stranik, authorize Chair Dahl to <br />91 contact Fredrick "Fritz" Knaak on behalf of the Charter Commission, make the decision on <br />92 whether to engage him as the Charter Commission attorney for the ward amendment, and if <br />93 appropriate execute the contract on behalf of the Commission. <br />94 <br />95 Further discussion: Commissioner Lyden asked if the hiring of an attorney would be an annual <br />96 renewal or whether it would be for a contracted amount of time. <br />97 <br />98 Commissioner Juni stated that he did not discuss the attorney being a long-term option, but <br />99 simply contracting to assist with the ward amendment language. <br />100 <br />101 Chair Dahl stated that the potential attorney does have experience with multiple municipalities <br />102 and therefore is aware of the lower rates that municipalities typically pay for services. She stated <br />103 that from the background information provided, the attorney seems to be fair and knowledgeable <br />104 and is not afraid to step up if need be. She asked if the Commission would want the potential <br />105 attorney attend a meeting before hiring. <br />106 <br />107 Commissioner Lyden stated that he would feel comfortable with the submission of a contract. <br />108 <br />109 Commissioner Stranik noted that he has been vetted and the Commission seems to be <br />110 comfortable. <br />11 <br />112 Chair Dahl confirmed that she would contact the attorney, determine his costs and if acceptable <br />113 would ask him to draft a contract. <br />114 <br />115 Motion passed unanimously. <br />116 <br />117 Commissioner Stranik proposed that the potential attorney be presented with the comments from <br />118 the City Attorney and prior Charter Commission attorney to gauge his position on the topic, as <br />119 that seems to be a logical method to engage. <br />120 <br />121 Chair Dahl asked if the Charter Commission would be comfortable with the Chair signing the <br />122 contract or whether all three officers should sign the contract. <br />123 <br />124 Commissioner Juni noted that the potential attorney has served as a State Senator and therefore <br />125 he may also have an opinion on how the approach the legislature on a potential increase to the <br />126 minimum amount specified in the State Stature for Charter Commission funding. <br />127 <br />128 C. Report on City Attorney Attending Charter Commission Meeting <br />129 Commissioner Stranik stated that he reached out to the City Administrator in regard to <br />130 potentially having the City Attorney assist the Charter Commission and received a response that <br />131 the City Attorney would not be able to assist the Commission as he represents the City Council <br />'32 and therefore would have a conflict. He noted that he responded back to the City Administrator <br />stating that the Charter Commission was not asking for representation but simply asking the City <br />134 Attorney to attend a meeting and explain his position on the ward amendment language drafted <br />3 <br />
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