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City Council Agenda Follow-Up
November 5, 2018 |
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5:00 STUDY SESSION: 2019 Budget Forecast | INFO ONLY |
CALL TO ORDER/FLAG SALUTE/ROLL CALL | |
PUBLIC COMMENT | INFO ONLY |
CONSENT AGENDA
The PRTAB Appointment was removed from the consent agenda at the request of Mayor Mutchler. Councilmember Taylor moved, and Councilmember G. Hansen seconded, to approve the consent agenda as amended. MOTION CARRIED 7-0. |
APPROVED AS AMENDED
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PRTAB APPOINTMENT
Councilmember G. Hansen moved, and Councilmember Kennedy seconded, to approve the appointment of Ellie Margulies to the PRTAB. MOTION CARRIED 7-0. |
APPROVED |
CAPITAL PROJECTS UPDATE
Public Works Project Manager Katy Radder presented an update on the following capital projects: · Washington Street, Main to Vista – Paving, speed table installation, restoration/landscaping, and striping have all been completed. The road is open. · Cherry Street & Pioneer Park Sidewalks – Both projects are complete and within the budgeted amount. · Upcoming Projects: TIB Grant applications have been submitted for Main Street to Barret Road, Portal Way Sidewalks & Thornton Street Overcrossing. · Early 2019 anticipated projects include: Ferndale Terrace Reconstruction Design, Stormwater Decant Facility, Waterline Extension (Nordic Way to Scout Place), and First Avenue/Main Street Intersection Construction. |
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PRESENTATION: County-Wide Wayfinding Analysis
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PUBLIC HEARING: 2019 Preliminary Budget
Two public hearings are required prior to adoption of the 2019 operating budget. The second public hearing will be held at the December 3, 2018 meeting. |
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ORDINANCE: Park Facilities Rental Fees
Rental fees for park facilities, including athletic fields and park shelters have not been updated in over five years. Looking at comparative facilities and rentals, it is clear that the City of Ferndale has some room to be more competitive while still offering facilities at an affordable rate. This increase will help cover staff time involved in managing rentals and maintaining city facilities. Currently there are several variables used in calculating rental fees, such as Public Works call out fees, fees for turning lights on/off, and different rates for tournaments and practices. The proposed changes streamline the charges into one flat rate fee to eliminate the confusion in calculating the rental fee. A charge for non-athletic use of the fields has been added, as well as a key rental fee to allow renters to avoid additional call out fees for closing facilities. Councilmember Watson moved, and Councilmember Kennedy seconded, to approve the agenda bill. MOTION CARRIED 7-0. |
APPROVED |
ADJOURNMENT: Meeting was adjourned at 7:02 p.m. |