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Councilmember Rowley also stated that corrections should be made at the next meeting
when the minutes are approved.
Mr. Loeding stated he felt there was a definite problem with the minutes and stated
that a statement he had made at an earlier meeting had not been credited to him. He
added that he feels the minutes are being butchered.
There was considerable discussion between Mr. Loeding and the Council regarding what
he felt were problems with the minutes. Administrator Achen pointed out that the
recording secretary does not take the minutes verbatum and that she must use her
discretion in taking down the pertinent. discussion. He outlined the procedure for
reviewing minutes once they are received from the recording secretary.
Councilmember Rowley stated that if Mr. Loeding were to check through past minutes,
he would find the present recording secretary is doing an excellent job.
Acting Mayor Hodges stated the discussion would be continued, after the Council had
had an opportunity to review Mr. Loeding "s comments.
Frank. Silvers, 2237 Oakwood stated that the house at the corner of Oakwood and Jack-
son has a large tree which obscures drivers view of the intersection. Acting Mayor
Hodges replied that he would have Staff check it out.
Carl Helmer, 5425 Bona Rd. stated that he was concerned with fill that was being disposed
of in the City. Building Official Rose replied that Staff had investigated the matter,
and that Harstad and Todd had given permission to a disposal company to put the fill
on their property. He added that he has notified Harstad and Todd to clean up the
dumpings and informed them they would need a special use permit to have any more fill
brought in.
APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA
MSP (Baumgartner - Rowley) to approve the consent agenda as follows: 4 ayes
ITEM A. Set public hearing for 7 :40 PM Monday, September 11, 1978, on
the Maynard Jurgensen request to rezone 2291 Knoll Drive from
R -1 to R -2 residential district.
ITEM B. Adopt Resolution No. 922 supporting the City of Richfield's
Supreme Court appeal on the constitutionality of compulsory
binding arbitration for essential employees.
ITEM C. Authorize execution of the 1978 Labor Agreement with Teamsters
Local No. 320., representing police employees. The Agreement
results from the June 22, 1978, arbitration panel award and
master contract language agreed to by Local 320 and the Metro-
politan Area Management Association Negotiating Committee
implementing this award.
ITEM D. Authorize the use of a mechanical facsimile check signer and
protector for all city disbursements according to guidelines
recommended in the August 21, 1978, memorandum of the Finance
Director. Authorize expenditure of $876 from the General Fund
contingency for the purchase of such a machine.