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353 <br />354 Mr. Freihammer stated this item will be going to the Council on November 5I'. <br />355 He thought to do a major change staff and the Commission would need to have <br />356 more discussion on this. <br />357 <br />358 Chair Cihacek stated that would be ok but did not want to push the discussion out <br />359 to far in the future. <br />360 <br />361 Mr. Freihammer stated staff will work with the Council on getting that scheduled. <br />362 <br />363 Commissioner Wozniak stated the City needs to reconsider how the rates are <br />364 presented because there is absolutely no discussion of policy in the report about <br />365 how rates can encourage water conservation and how infrastructure replacement <br />366 can be accelerated to mitigate future cost increases for items the City has no <br />367 control over. He stated this is just dollars and cents and trying to match revenues <br />368 and expenses and provide for contingencies. <br />369 <br />370 Mr. Freihammer thought that was part of the reason why the City has the base <br />371 rates set up. The base rates do hit the capital side extremely well and the usage is <br />372 tied to what St. Paul Regional Water charges the City which is passed onto the <br />373 residents and then the same thing on the usage with the sewer. It is really <br />374 reflective on what is being charged to Met council. He thought the way that <br />375 structure is set up does make sense. <br />376 <br />377 Member Wozniak did not think it was shown well in the tables because it is <br />378 shown as other expenses. He would like it all broken out. <br />379 <br />380 Member Misra asked if the Finance Commission reviewing this as well. <br />381 <br />382 Mr. Freihammer stated this was presented to the Finance Commission as well as <br />383 the budget was based on this information. <br />384 <br />385 Member Misra asked when the Finance Commission reviewed this did the <br />386 Commission have more information about the reserves in these areas. She did not <br />387 remember getting that information. <br />388 <br />389 Mr. Freihammer guessed the Finance Commission looked deeper in the <br />390 spreadsheets. <br />391 <br />392 Member Misra stated when she read through the information that is what she <br />393 assumed but she thought it speaks to what Commissioner Wozniak is stating that <br />394 the perspective is more of a Finance Commission perspective and maybe it would <br />395 be of some interest to this Commission to set up a policy that addresses this or a <br />396 statement. <br />397 <br />Page 9 of 15 <br />
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