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ROSEVILLE ETHICS COMMISSION MEETING MINUTES Tuesday, July 17, 2001 7:30 a.m. Chair Connie Pease called the meeting to order on Tuesday, July 17, 2001. Members Present: Connie Pease, Tom Ring, Robert Kippley and Richard Langseth Absent: Mark Battis (Excused) Others Present: Joel Jamnik Approval of June 26, 2001 Minutes:Connie Pease wanted the let the Record reflect that the commission became aware June 26, that Mark had a potential alleged conflict of interest. Tom Ring moved to approve the minutes of June 26, 2001. Robert Kippley seconded. Motion passed. Review of Two Ethics Violation Claims - Resolution 8593 JULY 3, 2001 Ms. Pease asked if Mayor John Kysylyczyn was unduly influenced by money? Ms. Pease stated a need to determine if it meets our policy and if there is an Ethics violation that we should look into. Tom Ring asked if the alleged complaint was against all named individuals, not just Dean Maschka? The others mentioned were Joel Jamnik, Ed Burrell and Steve Sarkozy. Was it unethical for these people to meet with State Legislators on city time? Maschka was on his own time but Sarkozy and Burrell were on city time and unavailable to citizens. Did Mr. Jamnik bill the city for his time for that incident? Were expense reimbursements made? Ms. Pease stated this is a different question from the complaint on the Mayor, since his is influenced by money. Ms. Pease read the three Roseville Ethics Resolutions which were cited as possible infractions: Section 3(i) No public official shall exceed his/her authority or breach the law or ask others to do so. Section 3 (L) Public officials shall provide complete documentation to support a request for expense reimbursement. Expense reimbursement shall be made in accordance with city policy. Section 3 (K) No public official shall use