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Hugo City Council Meeting Minutes for December 19, 2016 <br />Page 6 of 8 <br />Department Response Times Requirements <br />The Hugo City Code required Hugo Fire Department employees to reside within the City limits. <br />The Personnel Policy required the same and also required they reside within a five-minute radius <br />of the Fire Hall. The Fire Department had requested a change to allow residents to live outside <br />the City but within a six -minute radius. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved the <br />amendment to the Personnel Policy and ORDINANCE 2016-479 HUGO CITY CODE, <br />CHAPTER 34 FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION, SECTION 34-1 <br />ADMINISTRATION RELATING TO RESPONSE TIME <br />Approve Contributions to Insured Employees Health Savings Accounts <br />At the December 5, 2016, budget and tax levy public hearing the Council was advised that <br />HealthPartners had once again increased the deductibles for the city's health insurance plan. The <br />annual out-of-pocket costs increased $250 to $2,500 for single coverage and $500 to $4,500 for <br />family coverage. To defray these increases, staff recommended Council approve contributing an <br />amount equal to the increase to each insured employee's Health Savings Account. Contributions <br />would be limited to those employees who are renewing coverage or are beginning employment <br />with the city. The total cost of $7,250 has been included in the 2017 operating budget. Adoption <br />of the Consent Agenda approved the contributions to insured employees' health savings <br />accounts. <br />Approve Hiring of Neal Nelson as Public Works Apprentice <br />In 2007, the City Council created an apprenticeship program for the Public Works Department <br />with the intent to create an opportunity to hire and train talented individuals. This also allowed <br />the City to hire individuals at a reduced rate while they learn. Neal Nelson had worked as a <br />seasonal employee for the past two summers and was interested in the apprentice position. The <br />2017 Budget included funding for this position. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved the <br />hiring of Neal Nelson as a Public Works Apprentice effective January 3, 2016. <br />Approve Replacement of Roadside Mowing Attachment <br />In 2006, Council approved the purchase of a John Deere 6420 Tractor equipped with Diamond <br />Co. mower decks. This piece of equipment was used for roadside ditch mowing and continues to <br />be a very serviceable piece of equipment. Therefore, staff's recommendation was to keep the <br />current tractor in service and delay its replacement. Also purchased in 2006, along with this <br />tractor, were mower decks specifically used for roadside ditch mowing. These decks were ten <br />years old and in need of replacing. Staff had put forth considerable effort in researching a <br />replacement mower deck and felt confident in making a recommendation based on cost, <br />performance and reliability. The equipment listed on the quote from Diamond Mowers had been <br />reviewed with Finance Director, Ron Otkin, and he was in agreement with the Public Works <br />staff recommendation to delay the replacement of the John Deere 6420 tractor and replace the <br />mower attachment only. This piece of equipment would be purchased using a Mn/DOT contract <br />through the Cooperative Purchasing Venture (CPV) assuring the City of Hugo would receive the <br />
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