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City Administrator Ulrich reviewed the staff report and recommended recruiting to fill the City <br />Engineer position. He indicated that during the three-month recruiting process, a temporary <br />engineering consultant will be used. City Administrator Ulrich raised the option offered by Park <br />Supervisor Riverblood who proposed fostering a spirit of cooperation during the selection <br />process by reclassifying the Street Supervisor position to Public Works Superintendent and the <br />Parks Supervisor position to Parks Supervisor/Assistant Public Works Superintendent, which <br />would also assure there is support for the Public Works Director. <br />Mayor Ramsey asked who would be supervising the Engineering Technicians and other staff <br />during the recruitment period. <br />City Administrator Ulrich suggested supervision of staff and inspections by Civil Engineer <br />Linton or the engineering consultant. <br />Councilmember Elvig asked how the transition would occur between the consulting engineer and <br />newly hired Public Works Director and suggested that process be structured into the consulting <br />contract or RFP so the City does not end up paying incrementally for that period of time. He <br />noted if a consultant engineer is on staff, there may be three areas of responsibility: project-by- <br />proj ect, staffing supervision, and transition at the end of the three-month recruitment period. <br />City Administrator Ulrich agreed there will be a transition period at the end of the recruitment <br />between the consulting engineer and new Public Works Director. <br />Councilmember Tossey asked whether City Engineer Himmer had been asked to suggest who <br />should take over his position. <br />City Administrator Ulrich stated he did raise that issue with City Engineer Himmer, discussed <br />existing staff, and the opportunity to have existing staff take on the City Engineer position. <br />Councilmember Tossey stated he made a mistake at the last meeting and should have supported <br />the depaittnent head position because he thought it was what staff supported. He indicated if the <br />Council values its Engineering Department, it needs to recruit for a City Engineer and Public <br />Works Director. Councilmember Tossey stated he would support hiring Mr. Himmer as Public <br />Works Director. <br />Motion by Councilmember Tossey, seconded by Councilmember Elvig, to offer the Public <br />Works Director position to Tim Himmer <br />Mayor Ramsey stated if he had known Mr Himmer was interested in the Public Works Director <br />position, it may have changed his vote. <br />City Engineer Himmer submitted his formal letter of resignation. <br />Councilmembers Tossey and Elvig withdrew their motion on the floor. <br />Special City Council Meeting / June 5, 2012 <br />Page 2 of 7 <br />
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