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CC PACKETS 1981-1984 & 1987
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Agenda Iytem: Reports-3a - Status: Informational. <br /> MEMORANDUM . <br /> DATE: August 8, 1984 <br /> TO: Department Heads <br /> FROM: Connie Kroeplin, Administrative Secretary <br /> s SUBJECT: Staff Meeting Notes - August 7- 1984 <br /> -------------------------------------- ----- -------------------------- <br /> g The staff meeting began at 9 : 35 A.M. Those present were: Carol <br /> Johnson, Connie Kroeplin, Larry Hamer, Don Hickerson, Ray Nelson, Lee <br /> Entner, and Dave Childs . <br /> Lee Entner indicated the agility and written exams for the firefighter <br /> position opening created when Ken Fredrick left the St. Anthony Fire <br /> Department have been administered and the oral exams will be given to <br /> the nine applicants on Monday, August 13th. Chief Entner also said <br /> he will be ordering emergency lighting soon for the City offices , <br /> police and fire departments and several for the liquor operations . <br /> The lights will cost approximately $60 each . <br /> • Dave Childs discussed the residency problem created when one of the <br /> firemen recently moved out of the- residency radius stated in their <br /> union contract. Mr. Childs stated there is now a state law which <br /> prohibits cities imposing a residency regulation on its employees ; <br /> however, the firemen ' s union contract specifically states a fireman <br /> must live within a given radius of' the City . The City ' s position is that <br /> because this residency provision is mutually bargained, and not imposed <br /> on the firefighters .unilaterally, the provision is valid. The fireman <br /> in question has already moved and will be given a certain time period <br /> to reestablish residency in the required area or forfeit his employment. <br /> j Ray Nelson said the liquor operations are doing a brisk business , but <br /> the repairs at Apache are moving very slowly . <br /> Larry Hamer reported on several items concerning the Public Works <br /> Department. <br /> 1 . A quotation for reroofing the reservoir has been received. Mr. <br /> Hamer and Mr. Childs agreed the City should advertise for bids and <br /> proceed with the project. <br /> 2 . Sealcoating is complete and sweeping will be done the week of <br /> August 6 - 10. <br />' `% • 3. Work on the Edward Street sanitary sewer repairs will continue for <br /> about another four days. <br /> 4 . A gate valve on 29.th Avenue N.E. is in need of repair and is causing <br /> a delay in the Roseville water connection. Persons effected by <br /> the water system change will be notified on Monday , August 13th, <br /> as to, when the switch will occur. <br /> i. <br />
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