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COUNCIL MINUTES FEBRUARY 12, 2001 Changes from the previous contract include: 1. A three (3) percent cost of living adjustment, retroactive to January 1, 2001. 2. Inclusion of two (2) additional positions (actually existing positions that were re- classified based on current duties): Office Manager -Public Services and Accounting Clerk -Utility Billing/PC Technician. 3. Providing a uniform allowance for the two (2) Building Inspectors and one Environmental Specialist ($355 annually, the same as the Local 49 contract provision 4. Market Adjustments to three (3) positions: Secretary C, 2%; Senior Coordinator, 4%; Community Service Officer, 4%. Council Member Reinert moved to approve the proposed 2001 labor contract with AFSCME, as presented. Council Member Dahl seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT REPORT, DAVE PECCHIA Resolution No. 01— 24, Authorizing a Contract with the State of .. for T1 Access Circuit & Supported Telecommunication Equipment, Police C cchia (3/5 Vote Required) — Chief Pecchia advised the Lino Lakes Police De. a a°. `pted installation of a TI access circuit from the State of Minnesota to meet the neer; o Justice communication between the department and the State. This circuit also .s i • > th de area network connection for the Anoka County Central Records Project. T esting that the City enter into a join powers agreement to document and clarify this c • ' erau effort. The Lino Lakes Police Department h ..• a ° ' • in a cooperative effort with other Anoka County law enforcement agencies the r police records systems. In order to facilitate the sharing of information, it was ,-s` o ins all wide are network equipment and access circuits. Initially it was anticipated tinstalling the wide area network would be borne by the individual cities. As the Central Records je progressed an opportunity became available to partner with the State to pilot the implemental of the new, State funded, Criminal Justice Data Network (CJDN). The CJDN will eventually provide high speed data access to every police department in the State of Minnesota. As a part of the CJDN project the State provided the TI access circuit and necessary network hardware and allowed the department to add additional bandwidth to meet the needs of the Central Records Project. This arrangement will save the police department approximately $200 per month on the wide area network connection to the police departments in Anoka County. Chief Pecchia requested approval of Resolution No. 01 — 24 authorizing the execution and delivery of a Joint Powers Agreement relating to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Criminal Justice Data Communication Network. Council Member Dahl moved to adopt Resolution No. 01— 24, as presented. Council Member O'Donnell seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. •