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Septembp-r,,251 :,1989 CoUI cil ,qeeting, Page Five
<br /> After discussion Coun6ilmember Hansen m6Ve1d,'1 �' e9'-' b
<br /> JQ 6nded by Councilmem er
<br /> Growe, to direct'staff to n9tify the--curr�6'nt pillum 1�,S inspector -fiill
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<br /> Walsh, that his services would be �Lr lndtqd,'effec'tive.6cto'b-i�,-"- d that
<br /> ri ed o perform� pluming, sewer
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<br /> Building Inspector David-Ir e' e e a
<br /> and water inspections at his current hourly sala'r'y rate. Motio"n carried
<br /> unanimously, (470).
<br /> C c Clerk
<br /> HUMAN RIGHTS Council 1 a�i n8 w�'J' e�A d e o a m6mo-froMT
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<br /> APPOINTMENTS Aam"Inistra o�"t� N-� va6dfic�,On-t
<br /> Human Rights Comm------- n c'i i i-ri e r'fi b e' P Growe '!n)6 h
<br /> she had met both applicants at the Human Rights Commission meeting last
<br /> week. She explained both are equally qualified and woul iji),r
<br /> _�ecommen d ,
<br /> appointment of both individuals-. " "" i. I -1�a I("I I
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<br /> Councilmember Hansen moved, seconded by Councilmember Growe, to gppo�nl; ,
<br /> Mary W. Stevens, 3209 Shorewood Drive and George E. Larson, lz� Be'A' iorc'� �ql
<br /> Way, to the Human Rights Commission, effective September 25, 1089, i6r ;' '
<br /> three year terms ending in 1992. A'Otion carried un' animo;�qly, (4-0).
<br /> LEVY RESOLUTION Council acknowledged receipt of a memo from Clerk
<br /> ' relative Adminiptrator Berger r e iv-e
<br /> , t�-1 he 'propos6d co
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<br /> levy resolution. Councilmember H'�'" psen movea'-) s6 0 c nded-by Couricilmeifiber
<br /> Malone, ado � ioh -of Resolution N8.- 8'9-47, "k�S'oEbTId�"Idt �diFYING '90MSOF�-'
<br /> MONEY TO BE LEVIED FOR LEVY YEAR, 1989, PAYAB4E,,TN 1?90",, �otion carried
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<br /> unanimously, (4-0 11 .
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<br /> Berger noted 9 that inancial
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<br /> LIFT STATION Consultant jim 'Ca'sserly wifforepare A strategy on how
<br /> to finance the Cleveland Avenue lift station.
<br /> PERSONNEL - Administrator Berger advised Council he ha,4-,rP,,.ce4t
<br /> RECEPTIONIST been informed that the employer portion of=fl" T ti.4P-igels
<br /> health insurance costs had been paid for the last.l.two -A
<br /> months, and that since she has been on unpaid leave-6f absence I ce Ju
<br /> 21, he c& iAt'eA-kAth 'LA �pt,Jb�S,lo otSu taR -6186ri t o de e i
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<br /> ex�lalne, leave;; ali employee benefits
<br /> practic1% 'a n , d_-au- r 9 .1 - �
<br /> cease. Berger recommended that the empl6yer portion of Kt. ''TridW9
<br /> health insurance cost be terminated effective September 25, 1989
<br /> According to Ms. Olson, the City should also set a deadline for-F,gr' -TELth
<br /> to work, as not , avin� a deadline wokild set,),a dent for other
<br /> employees.
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<br /> CouncilmeA�T%WaTo'n .noted his-q-i-u1-'r`p'r1se- 6 �4rwof"t se inappro�
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<br /> hould'be tetM'�U�dq'-- ia .e He als ARd
<br /> payments and st4� s
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<br /> that one�-'-,cbh'dition required -qf a oba ion r� empl , ee is heir
<br /> availability for work, and �I-
<br /> V6en eM6n-sE' ated-.- Malone
<br /> sug�e pted, tbat Ms. Triese be requested to return to work on Tuesday,,
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<br /> Oct�Aer*"19,�' '-'and 'if this is not Council'*w6uld consider
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<br /> permissible a$ ar a
<br /> ouldbe'$`reirm1L9
<br /> termination' He also stated that' w
<br /> reimbursement of the $410 overpayment but in this case, CbLaINNouia"ba"
<br /> lenient and not ask for reimbursement.
<br /> Councilmember Hansen agreed not to seek reimbursement, agreed that
<br /> benefits should be terminated immediately,, and a deadline sbpuld ,be set
<br /> for the employee's return to work.
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