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Mayor Kuzma asked if the consensus was that they wanted to set for both at separate times or do they want to try to set the agenda for one meeting and then go to the Commission. Or if they want to do separate meetings for both the MUSA and The COR. Councilmember Musgrove commented if it was done like a strategic planning meeting to get people's ideas or concerns, then she thought they could be looked at and potentially need another meeting or have a resolution. Mayor Kuzma stated they will have a pre-meeting to try to tackle both and if a second meeting is needed they can schedule that. Then they will need to figure out an agenda and schedule the Planning Commission. Councilmember Woestehoff thought it would be worthwhile to have the Council and EDA talking about the Highway 10 area and if they want to introduce new design standards post Highway 10 construction. He thought that may be an appropriate time to start talking about that to give businesses that are there to have guidelines as to what the future of Highway 10 is as it is being built. Mayor Kuzma replied he liked the direction but felt it would be too much to add to these two things and they should be separate. Councilmember Woestehoff agreed, adding that would be a third thing. Mayor Kuzma commented there is still time for that. Councilmember Woestehoff agreed. The consensus of the Council was to direct Staff schedule a pre-meeting to set an agenda for a joint meeting with the Planning Commission. 2.03: Review Model Contract for the City Administrator and Update Regarding the City Administrator Recruitment City Administrator Ulrich reviewed the model contract for the City Administrator which he stated is the basics of the contract. He stated his contract is included along with some additional provisions that are optional. He stated the candidate may have some specific requests as well that may be negotiated into the contract. He asked if there was anything Council didn't want to offer the next candidate that should be excluded from any potential negotiations. He stated once a candidate is selected the City would offer them a contract,which is not mandatory but is something that most cities provide and most candidates require. He stated a salary schedule is included that could be negotiated with line items being pretty standard but are at the discretion of the Council. He stated the City Attorney would be negotiating the contract for the City at the Council's direction. Mayor Kuzma asked about severance and commented that he liked four months versus six months. He asked what is typically a period of time, after a year of service. City Council Work Session/March 22, 2022 Page 4 of 11