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<br /> . Arden Hills Council 7 Hay 26, 1992 <br /> Mayor Sather commented that it lS unrealistic to think that <br /> Reed could ever "pay back" the sick leave already extended, <br /> and he was concerned about extending additional ' , leave <br /> SlCI\. <br /> since there is the chance Reed will be unable to return to his <br /> job, and the City has already extended benefits beyond what <br /> Reed had accrued. <br /> The qtlestion was raised how other cities typically handle such <br /> a situation. Wink e 1 said that a poll of other cities <br /> indicated that granting medical leave or absence c,,;i t.b.out pay <br /> is a common practice, however, the employee would need to <br /> request that himself. Mayor Sather said he would support such <br /> leave for a finite period of time. <br /> - <br /> MOTION: Hicks moved, seconded by Malone, to: 1) Ask Fred Reed to <br /> use the balance of his accrued vacation time, 0\ Deny <br /> L ) <br /> additional extended sick leave, and 3) Request an opinion <br /> from Reed's doctor regarding an anticipated return to <br /> work date. Motion carried unanimously (5-0). <br /> APPROVAL TO PURCHASE TRACTOG <br /> Hinkel referred to his May 21, 1992 memo on this agenda item <br /> . which reported that the City has the opportunity to purchase <br /> a used 1988 Case 580-K Tractor/Backhoe, which appears to be in <br /> excellent condition, having been well maintained on a routine <br /> basis, for $25,000 f r orn Perron Sewer and Water Construction <br /> Company. <br /> Winkel said the purchase price of t.he tl-actor was $42,000 in <br /> 1988, it would sell for about $30,000 ' " and <br /> now tram a aealer, <br /> a new comparable tractor would be over $50,000. Winkel stated <br /> that the budget has $25,000 allocated for the purchase of a <br /> Bobcat, but that he '..lOuld prefer to take advantage of Lhe <br /> opportunity to purchase the tractor at this time with hopes of <br /> ;3,130 purchasing a Bobcat (perhaps used) using f :_ulds ,c;aved <br /> during the year from capital expenditures. <br /> 20uncilmember Hi.cks asked iftheC.ity currently has a backhce <br /> and tractor. Winkel said the City currently does not have a <br /> :oackhoe I and plans are to ,_~se t.he City'3 <:i..~Lrent t:ca.~tOl:: as ~ <br /> ;::.racle in whe~-l a Bobcat is purchased. <br /> C'ounci lmen'tber Halone encouraged WInkel to loo~ ':"0.L a UE.-;eG <br /> 3nhr.::at when the appropriate . . corne s tCJ IT:ake the p;~,~c~'la,5f:., <br /> <...lme <br /> :ouncilmember Hicks asked if Winkel COU....Cl negotiate a P:l:''::' ce <br /> less than $25JOOO for the Case tractot" . Winkel stated that. <br /> $25,000 1S already a ver-y good price given the c':Jnclitio:Ll and <br /> . ii:iaii-ltenance record, <br /> Council was reminded that the purchase would not be subject to <br /> sales tax .~ transacted before June l, 1992. <br /> 11. <br />