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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION — MAY 26, 2026 4 <br />Councilmember Weber said it's not planning to exclude someone. It's changing the start time. <br />Mayor Grant just said what we are talking about is start time and he would disagree. He thinks <br />what we are talking about is consideration of a particular councilmember and their wishes. It has to <br />do with the start time. But your issue with it is that you believe it's inconsiderate to a certain <br />councilmember. <br />Mayor Grant said wait a minute. <br />Councilmember Weber said he has the floor. If he can continue. He didn't ask a question. There <br />have been times when we have run until 11:00 or midnight and councilmembers have expressed <br />they have kids at home. I want to get home. This is the same thing. We have dependents. We all <br />have dependents. His wife works third shift. A lot of times he has someone at his house waiting for <br />him to get home because his kids are home. He would like to get home to them. So what it comes <br />down to is we all have things in our lives. When we signed up to run, there was an understanding <br />that it's the Council that decides, not one person's needs or wishes. To that end, he is perfectly fine <br />with starting at 5:00 pm permanently. <br />Mayor Grant said to do so would be to not include the full council. <br />Councilmember Weber responded with time... <br />Mayor Grant said he has the floor. He thinks Councilmember Weber mischaracterized a few of <br />his comments. We did have one council meeting that went really late because it was a really big <br />topic. If you set something at 5:00 such that someone you know can't be here, and your work <br />sessions have previously been slated for 5:00. He asked if that is right. This is our regular time. <br />City Administrator Jagoe confirmed. <br />Mayor Grant said it's in City Code. <br />City Administrator Jagoe confirmed. <br />Mayor Grant said that was the City Code when people were elected. That was the expected start <br />time. He does believe, regardless of what someone's views are, that the public would not want us <br />to exclude a member of the Council. And if he understood Councilmember Holden's comments, <br />5:00 is simply not doable. Why would we consider that? That is his take. <br />Councilmember Weber doesn't know about the specifics of availability for whatever service or <br />care that needs to be provided. That's also not his problem. As someone who has their own things <br />in their life, are we going to set a hard stop for 8:30 when he has to go pick his daughter up from <br />dance? Are we going to do that? We're not. It goes both ways. <br />Councilmember Holden said we used to have a drop dead time at night that we would end by. <br />Mayor Grant said 10:00. <br />Councilmember Holden said people respected that and didn't repeat themselves over and over <br />again and try to do weird stuff. That's fine. We can start at 5:00. She doesn't see how it's going to <br />
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