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ARDEN HILLS SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION— SEPTEMBER 9, 2024 7 <br /> Councilmember Holden noted her discussions at Nite to Unite were with a lot of residents who <br /> have small kids. She doesn't think there are a lot of families running from park to park. She <br /> thought maybe the older kids do, but crossing County Road E is difficult. She didn't hear the <br /> request for different concept designs out of her discussions. <br /> Mayor Grant asked if Councilmember Holden is in favor of the modular designed park. <br /> Councilmember Holden said she is willing to see a nature-based concept plan by November. She <br /> wants Freeway Park to have something next year. <br /> Mayor Grant said the hard-court improvement will make sure that park gets something. <br /> Councilmember Holden stated a three-year-old isn't going to be interested in a hard-court. <br /> Mayor Grant summarized that Arden Oaks will move forward, as well as Freeway Park fencing <br /> and hard-court. A work session discussion is forthcoming regarding what features could be <br /> included in a composite nature park. He wondered if there is a list of residents who attended the <br /> open house. <br /> Staff confirmed there was a sign in sheet. <br /> Councilmember Holden said there is a neighborhood email. <br /> Bryce Shearen said he would need a couple weeks to pull some examples together and he will <br /> send it to staff as soon as possible. <br /> Public Works Director and City Engineer Swearingen requested specific direction. He asked if <br /> the nature options should be brought to Council in a work session or should the information be <br /> sent in an email prior to public engagement. <br /> Mayor Grant wants Council to have a chance to look at what the options are. <br /> Councilmember Holden asked what the budget amount is, that we are requesting options for. <br /> Public Works Director and City Engineer Swearingen said they will request that they stay <br /> within the original $150,000 budget. <br /> B. Comp and Class Study Update <br /> Tessia Melvin began the discussion by stating that nothing has changed from the previous <br /> discussions. She said Council has selected the pay philosophy and pay grid. Three steps will be <br /> cut from the bottom of the grid and three will be added to the top. Next steps are implementation. <br /> She anticipates that with the change in City Administrator, there will likely be some savings as <br /> the previous Administrator was maxed out and a new one would most likely be hired around the <br /> third step range. <br /> Councilmember Holden disagreed. She stated it's hard to find a good City Administrator and <br /> usually the offer must be high. <br />
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