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COUNCIL WORK SESSION
June 21,2021
3:45 p.m.
Harold E.Getty Council Chambers
Members present:Boesen,Amos,Morris-
sey,Klein,Feuss,Gdeder,and Juan.
160117-Morrissey/Arias
that the Agenda, as proposed, be
approved. Voice-vote Ayes: Seven. Mo-
tion carried.
160118-MorrisseylAmos
that the Minutes of June 7, 2021, as
proposed,be approved.Voice-vote Ayes:
Seven.Motion carried.
Objective: Update from Central Garage,
Street,and Sanitation Departments.
Randy Bennett, Public Works Division
Manager, provided an update to council
on operations in the Central Garage,
Street Department, and Sanitation De-
partments in Public Works Division.
Council members discussed department
operations with Randy Bennett.
Objective: Discussion of changes to the
automated traffic enforcement ordinance.
Captain Matt MCGecugh and Kelley
Felchle discussed proposed changes to
the automated traffic enforcement ordi-
nance and the utilization of Income Offset
with collecting delinquent payments for
automated traffic enforcement and chron-
ic nuisance vehicles citations.
Council members discussed changes to
the automated traffic enforcement ordi.
nance and the utilization of Income Offset
with Captain Matt McGeough and Kelfey
Fetchle.
Objective: Discussion of a quality con-
tracting initiative.
Mr.Amos provided an overview of how he
became aware of the program and Marry
Petersen, City Attorney, provided an
Overview of the program.Marty Petersen
provided a brief overview of the qualifying
criteria and how the program would work.
Mr. Boesen questioned who reviews the
questionnaire and confirms the miorma-
tion is correct-
Marry Petersen explained the question-
naires would be evaluated by the Post Bid
Committee which consists of the city
engineer, community development direc-
tor, building official and the project
department head.
Mr. Boesen requested clanficalion of
certain language listed in Appendix A.
Marty Petersen commented that the
language would be reviewed and clarified.
Mrs. Juon commented on concerns
regarding qualifications of the lowest
bidder.
Noel Anderson,Community Planning and
Development Director, commented that
he would need to check with the City
Engineer however he believes that the
document in front of council is a workable
document.
Objective: Discussion of changes to the
after-hours establishment ordinance.
Martin Petersen, City Attorney. provided
an overview of changes to the after-hours
establishment ordinance.
Mr.Boesen questioned if there would be
follow up on the placard.
Martin Petersen explained that there
would be conversation between the city
clerk and the police department regarding
license status.
Mr. Feuss requested clanfication on the
revoking of licensing-
Martin Petersen explained the revocation
would be specific to a particular establish-
ment.
Mr. Feuss questioned if the license
revocation could be extended to include
any location the person operates for up to
a year.
Chief Fitzgerald suggested the language
be reworded so that the business owner
would first have to satisfy the violation
before renewing a license elsewhere.
Mrs.Juon questioned if they shut down
one location,could all locations should be
shut down as well.
Mr.Morrissey questioned the accessibility
to an after-hours establishment by the
public.
Martin Peterson explained that the
definition indicates that it is a business
enterprise and therefore open to mem-
bers of the public.
Chief Fitzgerald clarified that even if it is a
private function, as written, the city is
permitted to enter the establishment and
inspect ff occupancy,lire code or building
code violations are occurring.
Mrs-Klein questioned why we cannot just
go in and make arrests?
Chief Fitzgerald commented that the
ordinance gives individuals a course of
action to operate a legitimate business.
The ordinance gives officers more teeth
to enforce illegal operations.
Objective: Annual update from Main
Street Waterloo,
Jessica Rucker, Main Street Watertoo
Director. provided an update on opera.
tions in the last calendar year.
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Waterloo operations with Jessica Rucker.
160119-Juon/Grieder
that the meeting be adjourned at 5:09
p.m. Voice-vote Ayes: Seven. Motion
carried.
Kelley Pelchle
City Clerk