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<br /> <br />City Council 2009-09-02- 6:30 p.m. <br />Minutes of Work Session <br /> <br />Present were Mayor Capra, Council members Linda Broussard-Vickers, Tom Lee, Jeff <br />Paar, and Ben Fehrenbacher. Also present was, Rusty Fifield of Northland Securities, <br />Finance Director, Mike Jeziorski and Public Works Director, Paul Palzer. <br /> <br />Rusty Fifield reviewed the status of the city grants for the Downtown Redevelopment <br />Project. The first grant, from Minnesota DEED in the amount of $588,000 is at risk of <br />being lost. The State needs to make sure the funds are spent before the deadline. Since <br />the developer is not able to commit to starting any construction, the city may not be able <br />to start the public improvements that would be partially funded with the grants. The <br />second grant is from Met council and has over a year to its deadline and may get a year <br />extension. After some discussion it was clear that the Council is not able to start any <br />construction until Beard Group can provide a start date. Mr. Fifield will talk to some <br />other developers to see if anyone else would be interested in moving part of the project <br />forward. <br /> <br />Finance Director Jeziorski presented an updated draft budget for 2010. With adjustments <br />and corrections, the deficit is now estimated at $222,715. The Council reviewed a list of <br />possible cuts and through consensus accepted most of. Public Works Director Palzer <br />suggested that the seal coating could be deferred, but that eventually the work will have <br />to be done. Typically the streets should be seal coated every five to seven years and some <br />of the city streets are over due. The budget for seal coating was reduced to $152,000. <br />The General fund levy would be $1,743,437 as currently proposed, the bond levies would <br />be $504,100. The combined result is a 13% increase in the total levy. The budget as <br />amended will be placed on the September 9, 2009, meeting agenda for preliminary <br />approval. <br /> <br />The meeting was adjourned at approximately 8:37 p.m. <br /> <br />Dallas Larson, Administrator <br />
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