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<br /> ~ <br /> MINUTES OF THE ARDEN HILLS WORKSESSION COUNCIL MEETING <br /> MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1990 - 4:30 P.M., CITY HALL <br /> CALL TO ORDER Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, Mayor <br /> Sather called the meeting to order at 4:30 PM_ <br /> . ROLL CALL The roll being called, the following members <br /> were present: Mayor Thomas Sather, <br /> Councilmembers JoAnn Growe, Nancy Hansen, Thomas Mahowald and <br /> Paul Malone. Also present: City Engineer Terry Maurer, city <br /> Attorney Jerry Filla, Public Works Supervisor Dan winkel, Park <br /> Director John Buckley, city Treasurer Frank Green, City <br /> Administrator Gary Berger, and Administrative Secretary Mary Ann <br /> Hillyer. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Magers and their attorney Carol Ryden <br /> were also in attendance for the Keithson Pond discussion. <br /> INVESTMENT POLICY Treasurer Frank Green was present to review <br /> his proposed investment policy. He stated <br /> that it may be time to formalize investing and felt that staff <br /> and the Finance Committee should review the policy to address all <br /> areas and agree on wording for a reasonable objective and come <br /> forward with recommendations for the City council. Councilmember <br /> Hansen commented that an investment policy is very timely and <br /> needed and this appears to be a good way to start and has her <br /> support. Treasurer Green, in response to a question from <br /> Administrator Berger, noted that the proposed policy is modeled <br /> from the Municipal Treasurer's Association. <br /> council concensus was to pass the policy to the Finance Committee <br /> for recommendations which will be available in January, 1991- <br /> . COMMITTEES Mayor Sather commented that perhaps now would <br /> be a good time to consider putting the various <br /> committees together as an Ad-Hoc committee on an "as needed" <br /> basis. He expressed disappointment with the Planning commission <br /> and Board of Appeals and their recent lack of a quorum to conduct <br /> business, as this holds up applicants and does not reflect <br /> positively on the city. Since these are statutory committees, <br /> they should be sure to have a quorum at all times to conduct <br /> business. The "convenient" committees (Public Safety/Works, <br /> Finance, city Hall, Human Rights, Park & Rec, Economic <br /> Development Committee, etc.) could be combined to form an ad-hoc <br /> committee which could serve as needed, rather than on a monthly <br /> basis. <br /> Councilmember Hansen suggested increasing the number of <br /> alternates to the Board of Appeals. It was felt that having the <br /> same. people on the Planning commission as on the Board of Appeals <br /> was not fair to the applicants if their case was denied by the <br /> Board of Appeals. <br /> Mayor Sather suggested that a stipend be paid to the Planning <br /> commission members if they miss no more than two meetings per <br /> year and also if they take some formal training sponsored by the <br /> League of Minnesota cities or Government Training Service, which <br /> . the city will pay for, and that they will be able to attend , <br /> on-going training as it becomes available in the future. <br />
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