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July 22, 1999 <br />To: Honorable Mayor and City Council <br />From: Chuck Whiting, City Administrator <br />Re: July 26,1999 City Council Meeting <br />We actually have three meetings on Monday, the special work session, the regular meeting and <br />the EDA. There's what we have: <br />Special Work Session, Item 1 - Review of Assistant to the City Administrator Options: <br />Please see my memo. <br />Item 2 - Year 2000 Budget Priorities: With the summer quickly moving along, we are within <br />seven weeks of setting the preliminary levy. For the time devoted to this issue, I suggest the <br />Council talk about the budget in general terms, such as the direction the Council would like to <br />see the organization go, any particular capital outlay or major initiatives, levy and other revenue <br />levels and service levels. Bruce will be there with me Monday for the discussion. Also, the <br />Council will likely want a real budget work session fairly soon, such as August 16. <br />Regular Meeting Agenda, Item 7B on Consent Agenda: In following up on discussion of <br />laptop for council members, this item would provide the funds to do so from the contingency <br />account. Roughly speaking, laptops should run around $2,500 apiece. <br />Item lOD - WMS License Suspension: Mike will cover this and by meeting time it may be <br />taken care of . Apparently WMS has not been submitting the recycling reports they are required <br />to. Naturally, a suspension can create a lot of problems for customers and this will need to be <br />talked about Monday night. <br />Item 10F - Right of Way Ordinance: Bob Long will review this with the Council Monday <br />evening. As of this writing I do not have an improved version for Council packets and this may <br />have to come at the meeting. <br />Item 10G - TIF Parcel Decertification: I received a signed council inquiry from four council <br />members to have the Holiday and Realife parcels prepared for decertification. Since the last time <br />the Council discussed this, the direction was to wait until the city's of use was reviewed. Those <br />meetings have taken place with no conclusion yet. Bruce has prepared a resolution following the <br />request of the council inquiry. <br />Item 10H - Charter Provision Correction: During the three years plus I have been with the city <br />the charter has not had a provision limiting term lengths despite a referendum from 1994 to do <br />so. Charter Chair Julie Olson however did confirm with the Secretary of State's office that the <br />provision was filed there, and therefore all city copies of the charter need to be updated. While <br />