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di <br /> EHa4stinfle <br /> e 18,57 <br /> ESOTA <br /> To: Mayor Fasbender & City Councilmembers <br /> From: City Administrator Dan Wietecha <br /> Date: June 1,2020 <br /> Item: City Council Meeting Procedures <br /> Background Information: <br /> I believe that each of us should review and re-commit to the City Council's adopted Rules of <br /> Decorum. Additionally, in this memo I provide several specific ideas that the Council may find <br /> helpful in the conduct of our meetings. <br /> Respect <br /> • Give Each Other the Benefit of the Doubt—We often deal with complex and nuanced <br /> issues. Our current pandemic environment means added stress and anxiety. Please <br /> recognize that we're all doing the best we can. Ultimately, we all want cooperative and <br /> enjoyable working relationships. <br /> • Civility Reminder —In Evansville, Wisconsin, we had a Civility Reminder near the start <br /> of the meeting agenda. It was a one-page summary of their Rules of Decorum right in the <br /> meeting packet and served as a visible reminder of the City Council's commitment to <br /> working together and treat each other professionally. <br /> • Use of the Committee Structure—The City Council has established, in ordinance, a <br /> number of committees to work through the details and vetting of topics. When committee <br /> recommendations come to the City Council, the committee's work should be recognized. <br /> Although the City Council should definitely be informed and deliberate in its decision, <br /> this should not be a wholly new debate of the background work already done by the <br /> committee. <br /> • Committee Agendas and Recaps—It is important that all of the City Council have up- <br /> to-date information about committee meetings. Recaps of Committee meetings are <br /> provided by the staff liaison to the full Council and all Committee agendas,packets, and <br /> minutes are made available on the City website. <br />
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