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Charter Commission <br /> January 12, 2006 APPROVED <br /> Page 4 <br /> 132 believes this is going to come up as a debate. He referred to an article in the City newsletter <br /> 133 indicating the Charter is to blame for the failed referendum. <br /> 134 <br /> 135 Commissioner Bor stated she would like to understand why those particular projects were on the <br /> 136 referendum as opposed to other streets within the City. <br /> 137 <br /> 138 Commissioner Montain stated the bigger question is whose failure was it,the City,Council, <br /> 139 Charter,residents, etc. The City needs to find a better way to market the program. <br /> 140 <br /> 141 Commissioner Warren stated bundling roads by classification would be more reflective of the <br /> 142 state of the roads and perhaps have a better chance of passing. She stated the challenge is to find <br /> 143 a way to make the process work without changing the Charter and educating residents about the <br /> 144 Charter. Residents should not blame the Charter when a project fails. Find a smoother process <br /> 145 should be a priority for the Commission. <br /> 146 <br /> 147 Improvement Proiect Activity in Other Neighborhoods,2005—Chair Trehus distributed <br /> 148 information regarding petitions for road improvements on Lois Lane,Marilyn Drive/Country <br /> 149 Lane and Lakeview Drive. He advised the City has started surveying residents after receiving a <br /> 150 petition allowing residents to be aware of approximate costs before moving forward with a <br /> 151 feasibility study. <br /> 152 <br /> 153 Commissioner Duffy stated it makes sense to survey people before the City orders a feasibility <br /> 154 study and has to carry those costs. She suggested the possibility of amending the Charter to <br /> 155 include surveys in the process. She also stated the Charter Commission should be notified about <br /> 156 these petitions. <br /> 157 <br /> 158 Chair Trehus stated he believes the petitions should be forwarded to the Charter Commission. <br /> 159 <br /> 160 Commissioner Montain stated the only issue of the Commission is whether or not the Charter is <br /> 161 being followed. <br /> 162 <br /> 163 Chair Trehus stated the Commission is also here to make sure the Charter is good for the City <br /> 164 and if it is working. The Commission needs these kinds of details to determine that. <br /> 165 <br /> 166 OLD BUSINESS <br /> 167 <br /> 168 Road Reconstruction—Chair Trehus introduced the Road Reconstruction issue and stated it is <br /> 169 tied into the Charter. <br /> 170 <br /> 171 Commissioner Montain noted there are two ways to change the Charter if it is not working in <br /> 172 terms of road projects. <br /> 173 <br /> 174 Commissioner Bor suggested City Administrator Heitke attend a meeting and discuss how <br /> 175 administrations views the role of the Charter Commission. <br /> 4 <br />
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