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Mounds View City Council August 26, 2002 Regular Meeting Page 17 City Administrator Miller indicated there was a suggestion made that perhaps those seeking taping could pay part of the salary. Mayor Sonterre on occasion DARE graduations were broadcast and the former technician did a conversation with the Mayor program that is not now being done. He then said that he is concerned that when the 20 hours are worked the person can do nothing else that week. Assistant City Administrator Reed indicated that the way the motion has been made the primary responsibility will be for recording public meetings and there probably will not be time for broadcasting or taping other events. City Administrator Miller indicated that Patrick averaged 30 hours per week. Mayor Sonterre asked whether the Administrative Staff felt the 20 hours was sufficient. Assistant City Administrator Reed indicated there would be times when things are not done if Council wants to hold to the 20 hours. Council Member Stigney commented that CTV has a strong volunteer program and can provide people to assist the City with recording or broadcasting other events. He then said that the reason for adding the 20 hour restriction is he feels that part time should not exceed 20 hours. Council Member Thomas commented that part time can still be part time and exceed 20 hours. Assistant City Administrator Reed indicated the City uses a 40-hour work week. City Administrator Miller suggested leaving the 20-hour limitation and Staff will come back to Council if it is an issue. Ayes – 5 Nays – 0 Motion carried. B. Resolution 5831 Approving a Retroactive Compensation Schedule for Kathleen Miller. Assistant City Administrator Reed indicated the City Administrator’s performance review was held on August 5, 2002 and she was rated satisfactory or higher by her supervisors. She then indicated that Resolution 5831 approves the recommended compensation per her contract and the City’s personnel policy. She further clarified that the last step increase would be September 18, 2002. Mayor Sonterre clarified that the cost of living raises were allocated to her. Assistant City Administrator Reed indicated that the cost of living wages were allocated to her but based on the lower wage.