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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, October 28, 2 013 Page 10- Attachment B censed/inoperable vehicles (one pick-up track and two trailers); at a total cost es- timated at $1 �200.00. Roll Call Ayes: Willinups; Laliberte; Etten; McGehee; and Roe. Nays: None. Mayor Roe also thanked staff for their follow-through with these nuisance issues throughout the community. 14. Business Items — Presentations/Discussions a. Asset Management Update This item was removed froni tonight, s due to technical difficulties in making the presentation electronically. b. Volunteer Coordinator Discussion Interim City Manager Patrick Trudgeon provided a review of this position, as de- t 'led in the RCA dated October 28 2013. Mr. Trudgeon noted that his research al Frith other communities had proven interesting to review how they leveraged ex- isting help in the community and lessons the City of Roseville could develop for a working model. Mr. Trudgeon reported that he found the City of Pivniouth's ex- periences and operating model of particular interest. Specific to the City of Roseville, Mr. Trudgeon provided his recommendations in locating the Volunteer Coordinator position in the Administration Department to send a clear message that it was available to serve all departments, and also to link the position as a response to community engagement efforts. While not yet hav- ing fully calculated exact costs for the position, Mr. Trudgeon advised that a full- time position would probably range in the $60,000 to $80,000 range, in addition to $5,000 annually for supplies and equipment related to the position. However, Mr. Trudgeoll FeWgllized that the biggest challenge in implementing the position would be short-temi fund' I ing and long-term sustainable funding. Mr. Trod {on provided several options for consideration and to initiate discussions, as detal I ed in the RCA. At the request of Councilmember Willmgas, Mr. Trudgeon advised that the City of Plymouth had not provided in-kind contribution inforinatione nor did he currently have any projections available for a FTE equivalent for Roseville. Regarding housing this position within Administration, while he had ofiginally supported this, Councilmember Willmus opined that given the vast experience of the Parks & Recreation Department and Police Reserves on an annual basis, be now found himself leaning toward at least initiating the program under the guld- %e