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<br /> <br />M EMORANDUM <br /> <br />to: Mounds View City Council <br />from: Nyle Zikmund, City Administrator <br />re: May 4 , 2019 Workshop <br /> <br />date: October 3, 2020 <br /> <br />1. Brian will update council on Strategic Plan goals via a Power Point presentation. <br />Information only, no decision needed or requested <br /> <br />2. Highly effective teams – Goals and Benchmarking <br />Action Requested – Discuss “draft” document included in the packet and provide feedback to <br />staff for changes. <br /> <br />3. Five year Financial Plan <br />Action Requested – This is required by the Charter, draft plan is attached. Discussion and <br />direction to staff on any changes which will be brought back to Council for formal action at the <br />May 11, 2020 meeting. <br /> <br />4. Mounds View Matters Publication Schedule <br />Currently, we publish the MV Matters four times a year. We used to publish six times per year <br />but the combination of new “topical” information and cost resulted in a change a number of <br />years ago to four times. This is back on the agenda for discussion as it came up during the <br />highly effective team discussions – better communication with the public. However, shortly <br />after those discussions CTV made a presentation that included detail indicating our social media <br />and web (both of which we have increased postings on) has significant views. <br /> <br />Printing and mailing costs would increase from $12,000 per year to $17,000 per year and <br />additional staff time would be expended crafting articles. <br /> <br />Action Requested – Discuss and provide feedback to staff with direction on frequency of <br />publication. <br /> <br />5. COVID 19 Related <br />Current information – voluminous to say the least, points to the Pandemic lasting until <br />“herd immunity” is achieved. There is some debate on the percentage but 70% is a <br />frequently stated number and estimates for MN (per Ramsey County Health) are less than <br />5%. Herd immunity is most safely achieved by vaccine which is estimated to be 18 <br />months (at best) as compared to unregulated interaction and viral infection. <br />