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focusing on the existing system but there would be a possibility to connect the parks buildings in <br /> the future if desired. <br /> Mayor Kuzma asked for details on the camera system and whether that would be connected, or if <br /> the existing system would continue to be used. <br /> I.T. Manager Fredrickson replied that the Honeywell system that the City has does not tie into the <br /> cameras and staff would propose to continue to use that separate system rather than tying the <br /> systems together at this time as it would simply cause an additional cost that is not necessary. <br /> Councimember Woestehoff commented that the system quotes seem similar and stated that there <br /> seems to be a cost savings to moving to the cloud. He asked if two factors would be a requirement <br /> for either system. <br /> I.T. Manager Fredrickson commented that the current access to the door system includes himself, <br /> I.T Support Technician Kubat and the facilities team and provided additional details. <br /> It was the consensus of the Council to support moving forward with PDK. <br /> 2.03: Review Date for Annual Planning Session <br /> City Administrator Ulrich reviewed the staff report. <br /> Councimember Heineman commented that he will be on 30-day military orders and therefore <br /> would be available remotely. <br /> The consensus of the Council was to move forward with the date as proposed in the staff report. <br /> 3. TOPICS FOR FUTURE DISCiSSION <br /> 3.01: Review Future Topics/ Calendar <br /> City Administrator Ulrich reviewed the future topics calendar. <br /> 4. MAYOR/COUNCIL / STAFF INPUT <br /> Deputy City Administrator Gadhi1 noted that the property owner for the abatement case on <br /> tonight's regular agenda reached out to at least one Councimember stating that they would like to <br /> speak tonight, so that item will be removed from Consent to provide that ability. He provided <br /> background information on the property and the code enforcement history. He noted that the <br /> property owner felt they were being treated unfairly and provided three other properties in the area <br /> in violation, noting that staff was not aware of those properties and code enforcement will be <br /> following up on those properties as well. He noted that this property owner does not dispute that <br /> the property is in violation, noting that staff has been working on the case since 2019 and this is <br /> the first response from the property owner. He noted that an extension could be considered now <br /> City Council Work Session/April 13, 2021 <br /> Page 5 of 8 <br />