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monitor operations to make sure things are being done in the most <br />efficient way. <br /> <br /> - Additional Information on Well Monitoring <br /> <br /> Member Shiely spoke again on private wells and that he was trying to <br />come up with a way for the 100 residents who still use a well for drinking <br />water to hook up to city water. Chair Wilke questioned what this had to <br />do with the Commission. He said Member Shiely was putting more of a <br />burden on city employees to gather information that wasn’t going to be <br />useful to anyone. Member Shiely said he was gathering this information <br />himself. Member Willenbring asked Member Shiely what he was trying <br />to accomplish with this. Member Shiely said that in Roseville there’s a <br />high likelihood of contamination in the water. Member Willenbring asked <br />what he wants the City of Roseville to do. Member Shiely said he hasn’t <br />decided yet because he didn’t have all his information. Chair Wilke said if <br />he didn’t know where he was going with this topic, they shouldn’t be <br />wasting any time on it. Member Willenbring said he thought Shiely <br />should have waited until he had all the information he wanted before <br />bringing it up. <br /> <br /> - Update on Watershed Rules <br /> <br /> Duane Schwartz said he attended a meeting with the Rice Creek <br />Watershed District and relayed the concerns of the Commission to them at <br />that time. They said they would take the information under advisement. <br />Schwartz said he hasn’t heard of any additional meeting at this time. <br /> <br /> - Presentation Time Limits <br /> <br /> Member Shiely said he thought they should set time limits for <br />presentations and public comments. He thought it would speed things up. <br />He then said there were some housekeeping issues to take care of and <br />asked Chair Wilke to send a letter to Mihai Marasteanu. He then wanted <br />to send a letter to the police offer who prepared information for an article <br />in the Roseville City News. Chair Wilke said that in all his experience <br />with city commission many people gave presentations and spoke but no <br />letters were ever sent out from the Commission. As far as sending letters <br />to ex-commission members, the Administration Department sends letters <br />thanking then for their service. He said they should stick with standard <br />procedure. Member Fischer said he thought it wouldn’t be a good thing to <br />start because then you’d be obligated to send a letter to everyone. <br />Member Willenbring agreed that they should continue with the procedures <br />they’ve been following. <br />Page 6 of 7 <br />