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<br />----- <br /> .. I <br /> -'I <br />Agenda Item #3c. ~I <br />c. Pav Equitv Plan <br /> Brian Fritsinger, City Administrator indicated that with the creation of an <br /> additional step, repointing and the salary increases to the Department I <br /> Secretary and Administrative Assistant positions the City would be in <br /> compliance with the Pay Equity Act. Councilmembers Aplikowski, I <br /> Hicks, Keirn and Malone approved the increases. It will be placed on the <br /> April 24, 1995 Council Meeting. Union negotiations will begin shortly <br /> with the assistance of Karen Olson, LRA, whom Staffwill be I <br /> recommending to the City Council to be hired to assist the City with this <br /> process in the near future. <br />Agenda Item #3d. I <br />d. City Hall Renovation <br /> Mr. Fritsinger began the discussion with a list of problems that are now I <br /> facing the employees at City Hall, including, the ventilation of the Public <br /> Works building, roofrepair, bug infestation (carpet), furniture and lack of <br /> Council Chambers. The Councilmembers conceded that there is an urgent I <br /> need for improved facilities. Councilmember Hicks suggested that a rental <br /> lease be searched out. Councilmember Keirn indicated that the working II <br /> conditions are very unpleasant. Councilmember Aplikowski noted that <br /> furniture should be a priority due to the possibility of work-related <br /> injuries. The discussion continued on with the possibility of renting I <br /> portable buildings, with Mayor Probst suggesting that a proposal be <br /> extended to AlliantTech Systems for leasing space. Mayor Probst <br /> indicated the issues must be addressed, but he would continue to support I <br /> the construction of a new facility on a different site. Staff was directed to <br /> prepare a detailed analysis of the costs involved with the options <br /> presented. These items will be discussed at future meetings. I <br />Agenda Item#3e. <br />e. TCAAP Reuse I <br /> Mayor Probst introduced Joyce Levine ofCamiros and Peter Coyle of <br /> Larkin, Hoffman, Daly & Lindgren. Their purpose will be to guide City <br /> officials and Staff through the TCAAP reuse project. Mr. Coyle is very I <br /> knowledgeable politically. He indicated that the Tribal Trust property <br /> must be approved by the National Indian Gaming Board. Also, under <br /> current law, Governor Carlson must approve a Gaming Compact. He also I <br /> indicated that he believed the Congressional delegation should have a <br /> direct involvement with the issue and bringing City concerns forth to the I <br /> GSA. Ms. Levine and Mr. Fritsinger were designated as the Agency and <br /> Staff point spokespersons. She indicated that Camiros is there to advise in 81 <br /> any or all projects that pertain to the Reuse Plan. <br /> I <br />