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COUNCIL MINUTES APRIL 14, 1997 <br />even though the Council is taking on different duties, he is not sure this is allowed. Council <br />Member Kuether stated this is a new job and is not an increase in the City Council's `salary.' <br />Council Member Bergeson agreed that it is not an increase but may still be perceived as the <br />current Council giving themselves a raise. Mr. Schumacher stated under Minnesota Statute <br />41511, which Council Member Bergeson is referring to, outlines the actual salary of the Council <br />Members. Mr. Hawkins stated his impression is Council Member Bergeson is not stating that it <br />is illegal, he is stating since Council Members cannot raise their own salary, why should they be <br />able to increase their pay in a round about way. Council Member Bergeson stated it is apparently <br />legal, but it appears to the residents the current Council gave themselves a raise. Mr. Hawkins <br />replied he does not know exactly how it reads, but it is possible this could be interpreted this way <br />and recommends a side of caution and to not make any HRA increase effective until after the <br />election since this is not clear. Council Member Kuether stated the Council is not operating in <br />the same capacity as a member of the HRA, it is the same as when they are on the Economic <br />Development Authority. It may be the same members, but it is a different board. Mr. Hawkins <br />stated he could look at the statutes tonight but not give the Council an opinion tonight without <br />looking at any attorney general's opinion that may have been decided on or any case law. <br />Council Member Bergeson suggested Council could pass this Resolution subject to an opinion <br />by Mr. Hawkins regarding its legality. Mayor Landers replied he would prefer an understanding <br />from the attorney before voting on this resolution. <br />Council Member Kuether moved to table Resolution No. 97 - 46 until the next City Council <br />Meeting. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. <br />OLD BUSINESS <br />Consideration of Reaffirming Mayor Landers Appointments and Reappointments of the <br />Following Persons to the Friends of the Parks Foundation: <br />Reappointments: Marty Asleson and Georgia Herrick <br />Appointments: Barry Bernstein <br />Mayor Landers explained that the Friends of the Parks Foundation wanted to interview Pat <br />Huleman before his appointment is considered. He will bring Mr. Huleman's appointment back <br />to the City Council after the interview. <br />Mayor Landers read a letter that will be sent to those have been appointed this evening. <br />Consideration of Appointing Alternate Human Rights Officers, Mayor Landers - Mayor <br />Landers stated the City's Harassment Policy calls for the appointment of a Human Rights Officer <br />and two alternates. In order that each of the City's buildings contain an individual to whom <br />employees may go to with questions and concerns, or to report incidents of harassment to the <br />following positions are suggested for the designation: <br />Assistant to the City Administrator, Dan Tesch, Human Rights Officer, City Hall <br />PAGE 12 <br />
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