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EDC Minutes <br /> Draft July 18,2008 <br /> Page 3 of 5 <br /> • 7. REPORT OF COMMISSIONERS <br /> A. Chair Helgemoe - Should the EDC become the EDA? <br /> Chair Helgemoe serves on the City of Lino Lakes Economic Development Advisory <br /> Commission (EDAC) as a resident representative. The Lino Lakes EDAC is also in the <br /> beginning stages of discussing this idea. The intent would be to relieve some pressure from <br /> the City Council (who currently serves as both the Council and EDA). Chair Helgemoe <br /> stressed that this discussion item is just a thought and by no means would the EDC want to <br /> "take control" of City development projects. He added that(from his understanding), most <br /> EDAs are comprised of business representatives and residents with one or two Council <br /> liaisons. <br /> Commissioner Meehlhause mentioned that sometimes staff has to present the same issue <br /> three times prior to approval, which does not add any value to the process. Commissioner <br /> Johnson added that sometimes the same issue is sent back and forth between different City <br /> Boards more than that. Combined with each Board's set meeting schedule, issues tend to <br /> be drawn out. <br /> Community Development Director Ken Roberts added that he sees the value in having an <br /> EDC because EDC members work with staff to build strong recommendations to the EDA. <br /> He did pose the question whether or not it makes sense that the EDA and Council are <br /> comprised of the same members. If this discussion becomes more involved, he suggested <br /> that the EDC have a work session with the City Council. He would not want staff to research <br /> • this extensively unless the idea is something that the City Council is open to considering. <br /> Commissioner Belting mentioned that it seems wise to consider this idea in order to avoid <br /> redundancy of staff time, especially since a potential "new" EDA would include members <br /> from the City Council, however he agrees with Mr. Roberts that the Council should be <br /> consulted before staff conducts too much research on the issue. <br /> Commissioner Johnson added that perhaps a pros and cons list should be made. <br /> Chair Helgemoe concluded by stressing that the intent of this idea would be to achieve <br /> better efficiency rather than "stepping on the Council/EDA's toes". <br /> 8. REPORTS OF STAFF <br /> A. Update -Branding/Public Communications/Marketing Plan Proposals <br /> .............. ...... ..... <br /> Ms. Steinmetz reminded the Commission that in late May, the EDA authorized (per the <br /> EDC's recommendation) the distribution of a Branding/Public Communications/Marketing <br /> Plan Request for Proposals(RFP). Nineteen RFPs were distributed and ten proposals were <br /> received. Staff interviewed three consultants and will be recommending that the EDA <br /> consider hiring Risdall Marketing Group for the project. <br /> Mr. Roberts stated that Clerk-Administrator, Ms. Steinmetz and himself agreed on the top <br /> three proposals and the finalist, which was reassuring rather than having three different <br /> opinions. He also added that if the Commissioners want to show their support for this <br /> • <br /> project, a good time to do so would be at the July 18th EDA meeting. <br />
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