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12/28/1992
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Because Mayor Linke has made a public statement in my absence <br /> at the December 9, 1992 council meeting in which he blatantly411 <br /> misrepresented statements by me and because those <br /> misrepresentations have been recorded in the minutes, I find it <br /> necessary to correct those misrepresentations at this time and <br /> submit those corrections for the minutes of this meeting. <br /> At the December 9 hearing Mayor Linke stated falsely that my <br /> letter to the editor stated "that the information given to the <br /> Council was not correct and, therefore, the Council did not have <br /> correct information when setting the levy. " A copy of that letter <br /> to the editor is attached. Any reader can plainly see that no such <br /> statement was made nor is there any statement in that letter to the <br /> editor that could be reasonably interpreted as such. The entire <br /> letter to the editor was clearly in the context of discussions at <br /> the October 13, 1992 council meeting concerning the franchise fee. <br /> There was no reference whatsoever to information given to council <br /> at the time of setting the levy. It only talks about information <br /> given out to the public at the October 13 council meeting. <br /> In addition, Mr. Linke made another misrepresentation of my <br /> statements when he stated that I asked at the December 7, 1992 <br /> worksession where the cuts were that had been made by staff. I <br /> asked no such question. I did ask for the proposals or <br /> recommendations concerning cuts that Don Brager told the council on <br /> November 2, 1992 that he would bring to the council on December 7, <br /> 1992 . At that November 2, 1992 meeting, the night before the <br /> election, Mr. Brager told the council that all budget projections <br /> were made considering the LGA amounts that were promised by the <br /> 411 <br /> state. However, since we had experienced cuts in those LGA amounts <br /> in the past, he thought the council might consider cuts in the <br /> budget. The council was asked at that meeting to suggest areas for <br /> proposed cuts. I recommended that Mr. Brager include the cuts <br /> supported by residents who answered the survey when asked to make <br /> a 10% cut in a budget. Mr. Linke responded that the entire survey <br /> should be considered, not just that portion. I also recommended <br /> that the goal setting session be cut. With that, Mr. Brager <br /> promised to bring recommendations for possible cuts to the December <br /> 7, 1992 worksession. It was those recommendations that I was <br /> asking about at the December 7, 1992 worksession. <br /> Mr. Linke also falsely states that I �i- at several <br /> .. _ _ • _ _ •- . . . - - <br /> that up to the point I walked out of the meeting, I had proposed <br /> cutting the $3,000 fee for an outside facilitator to the goal <br /> setting session. Instead of making that cut, the rest of the <br /> • council added another $2,000 to the budget to again have that <br /> goalsetting session off site. In addition, I proposed deleting the <br /> budgeted monies for raises in salary for the mayor and city <br /> councilmembers since the charter did not allow any such raises to <br /> go intoeffectuntil ---after-- the -next- election._- The council <br /> announced that they had always done it this way. It was concluded <br /> that the city attorney would be consulted on the morning of <br /> December 8, 1992, whether the raises could go into effect for 1993 <br /> and if so they would stay in the budget. Therefore, the statement <br /> that I came up with no cuts at that meeting was blatantly false. 0 <br />
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