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Mounds View City Council Apri110, 2006 <br />Regular Meeting Page 14 <br />• website. City Administrator Ulrich stated the City is looking at different web hosting site to <br />allow a more user-friendly environment and a less labor intensive process to allow more of Staff <br />to make updates on a regular basis. He added that it is currently very time consuming for <br />Director Ericson to do the website work. <br />Councilmember Flaherty stated the yearly maintenance fee for website hosts can be quite <br />expensive. <br />Jonathan Thomas, 8480 Groveland Road, stated he is a computer systems engineering consultant, <br />and indicated that anything can be changed on the website. He stated the web is like a book with <br />chapters and sub-chapters, and all of the pages are a document. He explained the language to tie <br />it all together can be complicated and will vary with internet providers, but the City does have <br />complete control over the entire website. <br />Mr. Thomas stressed that this position needs to understand the issues with security, and this may <br />not come necessarily by sending the person to classes. <br />Councilmember Flaherty asked Mr. Thomas if there is any hard coding done by the website host <br />to limit access. Mr. Thomas indicated all material is soft coded. He added there is tremendous <br />competition by internet service providers that leads to a much lower price. <br />Councilmember Gunn indicated she was not that concerned about the lack of website experience. <br />She stated the web site is established and there is not that much to learn for the website. She <br />suggested a class on web page design might be available through Community Education <br />department. <br />Councilmember Thomas stated that website design is not difficult, but the position is to manage <br />the website and the information. She stated the City has put certain tasks off because it is waiting <br />for the right person to come on board with the appropriate knowledge. She stated there would be <br />further delays in the communication forum until this person receives the proper training. <br />Mayor Marty stated this was also his concern, but due to the fact that Director Ericson was one of <br />the interviewers and has been the only person to work on the website ever since he put it <br />together, it gave him some confidence that this person could learn the website part of the <br />position. He added that the employee would also be on a probationary period. <br />Councilmember Gunn stated the City does need to allow her the opportunity to complete training <br />and courses. <br />MOTION/SECOND: GUNK/FLAHERTY. To waive the reading and adopt Resolution 6782 <br />Authorization to Hire a Communications Coordinator for the Administration. <br />Councilmember Stigney asked for the resolution to be read. He stated the position should be a <br />• three-fourths time cable coordinator that is paid by the cable franchise fee as it has always been. <br />He stated this full time position will result in taxpayers picking up the 25 percent additional cost <br />
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