Okay, first thing is to approve the regular agenda. Um
Now, Bruce mentioned that he'd like to we should probably add under general
business, uh letter B, uh which would be to nominate Michael
Orvik to the planning commission.
» Okay. >> So, we're going to add that.
Any other additions or changes to the existing agenda?
Okay. I guess I'll make a move a motion to
approve the agenda as amended adding 11B.
» Second. >> A second by Rick Saylor.
There's no other comments. All in favor say I.
» I. >> Any opposition?
Okay. Next is a consent agenda.
Does anyone have any questions, any issues, or anything on the consent
agenda? >> No, but that number is scary, 666.
Six.
» Just close your eyes, Rick. >> I didn't think it was bad cuz last month
was 1. >> Oh, wait. 1.6 something.
» It looked good to me. >> I'll move it.
» All right. >> I'll second.
» I got a motion by Rick Saylor to approve the consent agenda, second by Bruce
Wolfe. There's no other questions, comments. All in favor say I.
» I. >> Any opposition? Okay.
I do not see any um government >> [clears throat]
» Well, members to give us a government sole public forum. Brian, did you have
anything to say? Nothing?
Sheet is empty. All right. Well, we're good.
» [snorts] >> Public hearings, we have none. City
engineering update, I think you were going to give us a quick little
thing on uh 10th Avenue. >> Yep. Uh just wanted to make a note.
Obviously, uh 10th has been closed down all summer here. Um it was going to open
up or the 10th and 3rd roundabout will open up here on Friday and be open um
through the weekend for the state baseball tournament just to help traffic
flow a little bit better um to and from the baseball field and
then we'll close down again on Monday because they plan to start paving um on
10th on Monday. So, it'll be open for a few days just to
help out-of-town traffic flow around the
baseball stadium. >> Okay.
» That's all I got. >> Any questions then on that?
» Well, I is there any reason that they gave us
because initially I would I think they had told Matt it would be that section
would be closed for 3 weeks and then now it's been and the weather's been great.
» Yeah, so I I think uh the decision was kind of made internally
because of the problems that we've ended up having with the people trying to get
around barriers and whatnot that if we open it up again and then we have to
close it again for a few more weeks, we'd just create more problems.
» Okay. >> It became easier since it would all
ended up only being about a 2-week span just to keep it closed off for those 2
weeks to try to keep them out.
» Okay.
Okay, any other questions? Okay, we have no ordinances for introduction or
ordinances for adoption. No resolutions
and general business. Um what we have there is uh on August
3rd after [clears throat] the council meeting we had a closed
session to do the annual review of city administrator Josh Teslov.
Uh based on the evaluations from each city council member, Josh was given a
rating of 3.74 out of a possible five. There were 10 criteria topics used for
this evaluation. This is an improvement from the previous
year, which was 3.475. This is a satisfactory rating, which
means Josh meets council expectation. It is on the high end of the scale towards
an acceptable rating of four. The council felt that Josh did a great
job of running the city and accomplished some high-visible goals for the city.
Some examples are the completion of the police station
along with the purchase of the New Day Church building, which will now be city
new the new city hall. He also has built a very strong staff
that does a great job supporting the needs of our growing community.
We also discussed some goals and areas that need for improvement over the next
year. Does anyone want to add anything to
that?
Okay. Based on his evaluation,
I would like to make a motion to move him to step seven on his salary matrix
and becomes a effective on his anniversary date of
August 30th. >> Second.
» And I got second [clears throat] by Rick Seiler.
Any questions? All in favor say I.
» I. >> I. Any opposition? Okay, passes 4-0.
Regarding our additional item to the agenda, B, nomination. I would like to
nominate Mike Orvik to
fill out the rest of the planning commission term of almost a little under
two years. It ends May of 2028. So, I guess I need a motion to
» So moved. >> Second.
» Okay, I got a motion to approve Mike and second by Shawn Ryan.
There's no other questions. All in favor say I.
» I. >> I.
Okay. And I did like to remember
reiterate that that's effective immediately. So, he will be and he said
he would be available to serve at the uh >> [snorts]
» August 26th planning commission. So, we got to make sure he gets a packet or
» Yep. >> a link or whatever he needs there.
» I just want to say thank you Rick for filling in
and taking on an extra commission seat for a while.
» Yep. >> So, Rick, you won't have to go this
week. You're more than welcome, but you'll be on that side of the aisle.
» All right. >> All right.
Miscellaneous, Rick, do you have anything?
» Nothing. >> Bruce?
» No. >> Shawn?
» Uh just a quick question. I I don't expect you to
answer today or anytime soon.
What is that a constituent ask what the total square footage of
property that the city owns? I mean with the
addition of the police station the new
uh utilities
» So are we talking buildings or lots? >> I think he he was trying to building
wise cuz he thinks that we really started to acquire a lot of buildings
and it's like >> Well, we do have those two new buildings
for the park service. >> Yeah.
» across from >> that and the utilities one across from
chart. >> Yeah.
» That new utilities and then we still have this and now we bought the church
and we added on to the police station. >> Yeah.
» And um >> So the other caveat I'm going to ask
since trying to parse this apart are we also talking like
» golf >> courses and parks or are we kind of
talking more main buildings? >> I think I think his just was main
buildings and I just gave you some of the examples that he he had asked about.
» the golf course building? >> I would include the golf course. Yep,
that's a major property. >> Yeah.
» So yeah. And I'm just kind of curious and I don't
I don't know what his objective was if he's wants to compare it to other cities
of our size and but I think his the thought was is that he felt that there
was the city owns a lot of buildings and are we utilizing them all or what our
long-term plan will be for them so. >> Yep, I will follow up on that.
» I would just suggest then to give a separate number for this building
and the one that adjoining it cuz plans are to either remove it or sell it.
» And and we talked about that too. So I think if we get the full
picture and then let them know that this might be gone.
» yeah, if I get a full picture I'll know what all these individuals are so I can
fill that up. This is the total and here are the individuals so obviously if we
get rid of one it would take that out. >> Sure. Okay. Thank you.
» Okay. Anything else Sean? >> No, that was it.
» Josh, do you have anything else? >> Uh
sorry Alyssa, I had my mic off the whole time.
Um No, but I don't have anything else.
» Okay, Mitch. Ryan, you're good. Patrick.
I don't have anything, so I guess >> it yours.
» I guess I got a motion to adjourn. >> Second.
» A second by Shawn Ryan. All in favor say aye.
» Aye. >> Aye.
» Aye. >> New record. Oh, come on.
» And what? We didn't start till like 6:02, either.
» Yeah, oh. 9 minute.
Take that, Rick. >> [laughter]
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