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Agenda Item: Reports-4a Status: Informational • MEMORANDUM DATE: December 11 , 1984 TO: David Childs, City Manager Department Heads FROM: Connie Kroeplin, Administrative Secretary SUBJECT: Staff Meeting Notes - December 11 , 1984 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The meeting began at 9:40 A.M. Those present were Don Hickerson, Larry Hamer, Ray Nelson, David Childs, Carol Johnson, -Lee Entner, and Connie Kroeplin. Two Public Works employees will retire within the next three months. Paul Reiling will retire as of December 31st after 15 years with the City and Joe Woehrle has been with the. City for 17 years and will retire in February. Tentative plans are to have one party for both men, sometime in February. Per the union contract, the mechanic vacancy has been posted at the Public Works shop. It is expected the position will be filled from within the Department and the vacancy created therefrom would be for a laborer classification. Mr. Hamer plans to revamp the mechanic function somwhat, which he feels will improve vehicle maintenance. • Ray Nelson indicated he would like to commend Officer John MacQueen for MacQueen 's apprehension of a burglar at the liquor warehouse. Officer MacQueen caught the suspect burgler immediately after he broke a window at the SAV warehouse. The s same suspect had also recently burglarized Jerry's Toys and Hobbies, it was dis- covered later. Mr. Nelson also noted advertising for the liquor operations has been stepped up for December and business is doing very well . The personnel ordinance will be updated beginning in January, according to Carol Johnson. She also mentioned the employees Christmas luncheon will be held on Friday, December 21st. The Police Secretarial vacancy will be filled by Barbara Dimich from Roseville. Ms. Dimich has been working for Honeywell for the past 8 years and will begin in the Police Department on January 2nd. She was selected from 39 applicants. Insurance coverage after retirement was discussed. Dave Childs indicated he will prepare a resolution concerning this topic to submit to the Council at their December 18th meeting. It will recommend that employees be allowed to continue on the City health insurance at employee expense. Mr. Childs also said the garbage pick up situation in the City should improve now that Steve Christen has been appointed Residential Manager of Waste Management. • Mr. Christen will be responsible to act on all complaints received by that company. The meeting adjourned at 11 :00 A.M. E'