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CC Work Session 2. 2. <br />Meeting Date: 02/26/2013 <br />Submitted For: Patrick Brama By: Patrick Brama, Administrative Services <br />Title: <br />Discuss the use of LCD TVs/Monitors in the Ramsey Municipal Center. <br />Background: <br />Discussion occurred in late 2011 regarding the installation of LCD TVs /Monitors in the Ramsey Municipal Center <br />to be used for programming (similar to the community sign on Highway 10) and for private advertising. <br />Revenues from private advertising were slated to be given to the Ramsey Foundation; with the goal of developing a <br />consistent annual funding source. NOTE: The Ramsey Foundation is the organization that originally brought this <br />initiative forward to the Council. <br />Since the introduction of this case in July of 2011, the Council reviewed two subsequent cases (August and <br />December 2011). Between the departure of Heidi Nelson (previous project lead) and Dean Busch (previous IT <br />director) and the recent election, a number of changes have occurred since 2011; and this topic remains unclear and <br />unguided. Therefore, the purpose of this case is to reintroduce this discussion to the Council and take direction on <br />how to move forward. <br />Observations /Alternatives: <br />Below is a summary of previous Council discussions and direction. See attached documentation for reference. <br />07/26/2011: Introduction of case to install one screen in the lobby for closed circuit programing. Revenues <br />would be raised via private advertising and would be dedicated to the Ramsey Foundation. The possibility of <br />installing a second screen in the hallway near the Anoka County License Bureau was introduced; but would <br />need more discussion. Council approved a $9,500 expenditure with the QCTV fund as the source. <br />08/23/2011: Staff asked the council for direction on who would be responsible for management of this <br />system: coordinate advertisements, create ads, collect money, etc. No clear direction came out of this <br />meeting. Staff was directed to develop a policy on the use of display areas and advertising monitors. <br />12/16/2011: Council considered and adopted a policy to guide the use of display areas and advertising <br />monitors in the municipal center. <br />MOVING FORWARD <br />In order to move this project forward, Staff is requesting Council direction on the items listed below. Today, Staff <br />would ask for direction on items one and two only. <br />1. Generally, is there an appetite for this project? (regardless of the Ramsey Foundation) <br />Project would include three new TV's /monitors located in the Municipal Center. Said monitors could be <br />utilized for a number of functions. Depending on a number of variables, the capital cost would range <br />between $6,500- $13,000. <br />2. What is the purpose of the TVs /Monitors (i.e. is it for the Foundation or for general City use)? <br />In general two options exist: <br />A. General City Use: <br />Run QCTV program via cable and /or custom closed circuit programing to three TVs. <br />Capital Cost Estimate: $6000 - $13,000 <br />
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