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Mounds View City Council January 28, 2002 <br />Regular Meeting Page 13 <br />Mr. Berg suggested that Council Member Thomas could resign if she did not like her job and did <br />not want to listen to residents. <br />Council Member Thomas indicated she would listen to Mr. Berg as long as he needed to speak. <br />Council Member Marry indicated he had requested copies of the just and correct claims for June <br />of 2000 for the exercise equipment. He commented that he looks at the claims and Council <br />Member Stigney reviews the claims and, if the fitness equipment was on the just and correct <br />claims, Council should have been aware of it and ultimately approved it by approving the <br />Consent Agenda. He then commented he is still waiting for the requested information. <br />City Administrator Miller indicated she had received a voice mail from Council Member Marty <br />that she understood to be a data practices request. She then commented that, if it was not a data <br />practices request, the information could be provided tomorrow. <br />Mr. Jahnke commented that none of the speakers have ever said where the fault laid. He then <br />commented that the YMCA is responsible for accepting something other than what was ordered. <br />He further commented that enough time and money had been wasted on the issue and said it was <br />time to move on. <br />Council Member Thomas commented that all Council Members have the responsibility to review <br />the just and correct claims and the City needs to fix the problem. <br />Council Member Marty commented that, if Council approved it on the just and correct claims, <br />the City ultimately did approve the purchase. <br />Mayor Sonterre commented that City Attorney Riggs had said that, if Council approved the <br />purchase and it was statutorily improper, then the City would be liable. <br />Wendy Marty of 2626 Louisa Avenue commented that, if the Mayor had taken ownership from <br />the beginning rather than denying any wrongdoing and badmouthing her about awitch-hunt there <br />would not be any attorney's fees involved. She then commented she thinks the Mayor should <br />pay the attorney's fees. <br />Ms. Marty questioned whether the Mayor should be asked to pay interest from June 15, 2000 to <br />December 7, 2000 on the $4,120.00 which would be $219.77 and on the $703.33 from December <br />7, 2000 to January 14, 2002 which would be approximately $77.00 for a total of $300.00 owed to <br />the City. <br />Council Member Thomas clarified that the entire City Council was responsible and stated she did <br />not think it was appropriate to travel down that path any farther. <br />Council Member Stigney commented that he felt this matter should have been resolved a long <br />time ago and could have been if someone would have admitted to getting caught with his hand in <br />