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CONSIDER RESOLUTION AMENDING THE PERSONNEL POLICY <br />By: Givonna Reed Kone, Human Resources Manager <br />Background: <br />In April 2006, the City Council adopted a revised personnel policy. At the time of <br />adoption, staff indicated that there would be periodic updates to the personnel policy. <br />At this time, the City Administrator is requesting that the City Council consider an <br />amendment to Section 10.1, Travel Policy, of the personnel policy. <br />Section 10.1 of the personnel policy states the following regarding meal reimbursement: <br />The maximum reimbursement rates for meals and tip are as follows: <br />Breakfast $ 7 <br />Lunch $11 <br />Dinner $18 <br />The City Administrator occasionally takes developers, staff members, consultants, city <br />council members and others to lunch to discuss City business. Prior to the adoption of <br />the personnel policy language indicated above, there were no limits on how much the <br />City Administrator could be reimbursed by the City for business lunches. Continued <br />reimbursement of the City's Administrator's business meals would be outside the City's <br />current meal reimbursement policy; therefore, the City Administrator is requesting <br />discretion in seeking reimbursement for business meals. <br />The League of Minnesota Cities' memorandum on public purpose expenditures states <br />that there must be a public purpose for expenditures and there must be a specific or <br />implied authority for the expenditure in statute or in the city's charter. The public <br />purpose in allowing reimbursement for business meals would be projects that result in <br />development that increases Ramsey's tax base and bring jobs to the City, for example. <br />Staff is not aware of specific or implied statutory or Charter authority for reimbursement <br />of business meals, however, as is the case with other City employees, a resolution <br />adopted by the City Council providing for reimbursement for business meals may be <br />sufficient. In addition, Section 12, Professional Development, of the City <br />Administrator's employment agreement provides for this type of expense: <br />The CITY agrees to budget and to pay for travel and subsistence expenses of <br />EMPLOYEE for professional and official travel, meetings, and occasions, <br />adequate to continue the professional development of EMPLOYEE and to <br />adequately pursue necessary official functions of the CITY. <br />Ica <br />-407— <br />
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