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COUNCIL MINUTES DECEMBER 29, 1997 <br /> Ordinance No. 38-97 can be found at the end of these minutes. <br /> CONSIDERATION OF NON-UNION EMPLOYEE COST-OF-LIVING ADJUSTMENT <br /> TO THE PAY PROGRAM,RANDY SCHUMACHER <br /> Mr. Schumacher explained that each year Council is asked to consider a cost of living adjustment <br /> for non-union employees via an adjustment to the Pay Program. Union employee adjustments <br /> are conducted through collective bargaining, and are effective January 1 of each year. Increases <br /> for other employee groups for 1998 include 2.9% for Teamsters and 3.0%for LLMA employees. <br /> Council Member Bergeson requested a recent inflation figure. Mayor Landers stated 2.3%. Mr. <br /> Schumacher added that rates vary according to area, explaining that more densely populated <br /> metropolitan areas (such as the Twin Cities) are rated higher than more rural settings. He added <br /> that Dan Tesch is currently working on the HAY study,which will provide additional <br /> information. In any event, classification issues will be returned to Council for consideration in <br /> January, at which time many questions will be answered. <br /> Council Member Bergeson asked about the status of the other union(49ners) negotiations. Mr. <br /> Schumacher indicated that they are not yet settled. <br /> Council Member Bergeson moved to approve the 3% non-union salary adjustment. Council <br /> .-� Member Neal seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. <br /> CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION NO. 97- 184 AMENDING BY SUBSTITUTION <br /> THE NORTH CENTAL SUBURBAN CABLE COMMUNICATION COMMISSION <br /> JOINT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT FOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF A CABLE <br /> COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM, RANDY SCHUMACHER <br /> By way of background, Mr. Schumacher explained that in 1997 Council, along with its partner <br /> cities in the North Central Suburban Cable Communications Commission, voted to take over the <br /> operations for public access. Now that the takeover is complete, adjustments to the Joint <br /> Cooperative Agreement are required which will reflect the operation of public access. The <br /> Commission has spent several months updating this document. Mr. Schumacher explained the <br /> following included changes: <br /> • Renaming of NCSCCC to Metro Telecommunications Commission(NMTC) <br /> • Establishment of an Operations Committee (city administrators of each city) <br /> • Acknowledging the regulation of new technologies <br /> Mr. Schumacher added that each city participating in the regulation of this franchise is required <br /> to approve this amended Joint Cooperation Agreement. <br /> Council Member Neal pointed out that a City Council member must sit on this committee. <br /> Mayor Landers explained that he had occupied that position, with Dan Tesch attending meetings <br /> 5 <br />
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