HomeMy WebLinkAbout11-16-87 COUNCIL MEETING 7 .30 P.M. DATE: November 16, 1987
AGENDA
I CALL TO ORDER:
II ROLL CALL :
III DETERMINATION OF QUORUM:
IV APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Minutes of meeting of November 2, 1987
V COUNCIL ITEMS TO BE CONSIDERED:
VI AWARDING OF BIDS AND HEARING:
VTI REPORTS FROM CITY STAFF :
A. City Engineer
B. City Planner
1. Site plan-garage addition-Radke Electric-
2216 Vermillion Street.
2. Resolution approving Comprehensive flan
and Critical Area Plan Amendments-Hastings
Hotel .
3 . Hastings TRAC - Promotional Efforts.
C. City Administrator
1. Resolution--Regina Medical Complex-Preliminary
approval for adoption.
2 . _Res-olution-Regina -Medical Complex-Final
approval for adoption.
3 . Resignation.-Assistant Fire Chief & Cable
Commission member-Gerald Rosendahl .
4 . Authorize to advertise for Assistant Fire
Chief .
7 5 . Resolution for early payment of bills .
y 6 . Proposed Charter Amendments .
D. City Atto ney
VIII COMMENTS FROM AUDIENCE:
IX UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
X NEW BUSINESS :
XI REPORTS FROM CITY COMMITTEES, OFFICERS, COUNCILMEMBERS
XII COD414TJNICATIONS AND MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
XIII PAYMENT OF CLAIMS
Consent Agenda
1 . Pay all bills as audited.
XIV ADJOURNMENT
Hastings , Minnesota
November 17, 1927
City Council of the City of Hastings , Minnesota met in a special
closed door meeting on Tuesday, November 17 , 1987 at 7 :00 P.M.
in the City Engineer' s conference room at City Hall , 100 Sibley
Street, Hastings, Minnesota.
Members Present: Councilman {ulzer, Ross, Riveness, Bond,
Trautmann, Werner and Mayor Stoffel .
j Members Absent : None.
The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7 :00 p.m, and announced
that the purpose of the meeting was to discuss union
negotiations for 1983 and possibly years after. Gary Brown, City
Administrator gave an overview of the current demands as well as
a report from a meeting that he and Lori Webster attended
regarding the overview of all negotiations of the metropolitan
areas . City Administrator then reviewed with City Council his
recommendations for a strategy on developing union contracts
with the three following unions; International Brotherhood of
Teamsters Local 320 ; Fire and Police, and the International
Union of Operating Engineers Local 49, Public Works . A motion
was made by Councilmember Werner seconded by Councilmember Bond
to authorize the City Administrator to offer the Police Union a
three year package: first year 2%, second year 2% , and third
- - ear 2% -with a-maximum-figure-f-or -two
y g years--not to exceed 4 1/2-10-
and a maximum figure for three years not to exceed 7 1/2% . In
addition the proposal should not exceed a $5 one time adjustment
to the Longevity pay in the three year period for each step, and
a 5% annual adjustment to clothing allowance. 7 Ayes , 0 Nayes .
Motion was made by Councilman Werner seconded by Councilmember
Moss to offer the Fire Department a similar package to the
Police with an original offer of 6% for three years, a maximum
offer of 4 1/2% over a two year period and a maximum 7 1/20-
offer
/20offer over three years . No longevity would be allowed due to the
incentive of Tire Relief Association. Physicals would only be
paid for by the city if required by State or Federal Statutes
and the city would adopt the NFPA 1.500 when required to by State
and Federal regulations. 6 Ayes, 0 Nayes (the Mayor had left the
room just prior to the vote) .
Discussion then focused on the Public Works Union and a motion
was made by Councilmember Trautmann, seconded by Councilmember
Riveness to offer a similar offer of 2, 2 and 2 with a maximum of
4 1/2o in two years and 7 1/2% in three years allowing for two
positions to be upgraded in the Parks Department as Light
Equipment Operator along with a proposal to upgrade the
14astewater Operator Class SC to include a provision of adding
$10 .00 when in addition to a Waterworks Operators License per
month. The Hydro Electric Operation would be looked into as an
November 17, 1987
adjustment to those water operators currently working at the
Hydra Electric Plant with a reimbursement of time when spent at
the Plaut included. 6 Ayes, 0 Nayes (Council-member Werner had to
leave due to a prior at Intek) . Councilmember Trautmann offered
a motion to adjourn with Councilman Kulzer seconding. 6 Ayes, 0
Nayes .
LuAnn Stoffel , Mayor
ATTEST
Gary E. Brown, Deputy City Clerk