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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION March 3, 2014 <br />DRAFT <br />179 7. Council /Charter Commission Joint Meeting with Facilitator — Administrator <br />180 Karlson explained that WSB, the city's contract engineering firm, has a new employee <br />181 brought on to deal specifically with risk management and strategic analysis. It's been <br />182 suggested that this new service provided by Philip Barnes would be a good fit for the <br />183 council's work with the Charter Commission. A facilitated meeting could serve to <br />184 establish a vision for success on which a working relationship could be built. The <br />185 services are being offered at a nominal cost because it is a new service. <br />186 <br />187 City Engineer Wedel explained Mr. Barnes' background, having worked successfully <br />188 with MnDOT facilitating discussions with citizens. <br />189 <br />190 Council Member Kusterman expressed interest noting that it is a good value because it is <br />191 a new service for them so WSB is making it a good opportunity for the city. <br />192 <br />193 The council would like to schedule a joint meeting as soon as possible and they discussed <br />194 possible dates within the next two weeks. Mr. Karlson will check on Mr. Barnes' <br />195 schedule and contact the Commission chair about their availability for a special meeting. <br />196 <br />197 8. Monthly Progress Report — Administrator Karlson updated the council, highlighting <br />198 the following: <br />199 - Digital Scanning Project — covered on regular council meeting <br />200 - Labor Negotiations — The proposal for the police officers for three years has <br />201 been forwarded to the union with no word back yet. Mr. Karlson will be bringing <br />202 forward proposals to the council for the 2014 contract with AFSCME and the 49ers. <br />203 - ECFE Building — the loan for the day care center facility is moving forward but <br />204 slowly. There should be a proposal for a lease agreement possibly in a few weeks. <br />205 - Fire Department Analysis — the council had a conference call with Dave <br />206 Unmacht and the consultant who would lead an analysis. Mr. Karlson is assisting them <br />207 in any way he can as they prepare for their work. An official approval of their services <br />208 will be on the council agenda. The mayor asked staff to stay on the alert for grant funding <br />209 that is available for fire departments; Chief Streich should have knowledge of the system. <br />210 <br />211 9. Schedule Meeting with Advisory Boards — Mayor Reinert remarked that he'd like <br />212 to schedule a meeting with all the advisory boards at one time — an agenda would be <br />213 established but mostly he sees it as a get to know each other session and a listening <br />214 session for the council. He suggests scheduling that sometime during the spring season. <br />215 <br />216 10. 2015 Budget- Administrator Karlson noted that the management team is already <br />217 thinking about the budget. They are discussing a five -year financial plan. The mayor <br />218 remarked that it's been most difficult to do that plan under economic stress — now that <br />219 things are moving in a better direction that type of planning becomes more possible. Mr. <br />220 Karlson noted that based on the assessor's projections, property values are moving up. <br />221 Mayor Reinert remarked that it will be an important time for restraint but the news is <br />222 good. Finance Director Rolek added that the best reason to do a five year plan is <br />5 <br />
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