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ccm19891115COMMON COUNCIL CITY OF MUSKEG0 MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING HELD NOVEMBER 15, 1989 were Aldermen Dumke, Hilt, Paterson, D. Sanders, H. Sanders, Called to order at 8:15 p.m. by Chairman Salentine. Also present Taube and Simmons and City Clerk Marenda. NEW BUSINESS Operation of the Government and Administration of the City of Reso.#293-89 - Appropriating the Necessary Funds for the Muskego for the Year 1990. Dumke moved for adoption. H. Sanders seconded. Discussion followed on both Resolution #293-89 and #294-89. Hilt moved to amend both the Capital and Operating Committee. Simmons seconded, carried 7-0. Resolution #293-89, Budgets to include the recommendations of the Finance as amended, adopted 7-0. Reso.#294-89 - Approval of 1990 Capital Budget. Patterson moved Tor adoption. Simmons seconded. Patterson moved to amend to add "BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the $5,000.00 approved for the copier for the Planning h Development Department be reviewed by the Finance Committee before those dollars are spent." Simmons seconded, carried 7-0. Resolution #294-89, as amended, adopted 7-0. Reso.8295-89 - Resolution As To Intent to Purchase Computer Equipment. D. Sanders moved for adoption. H. Sanders seconded. Mayor stated his main question is whether the System 36 should be eliminated and replaced with a system large enough to accommodate the Police Department, City Hall and Library. He question on the sizing of the AS400. He stated the Capital stated this year will allow time to research this to answer the Budget Committee determined that networking PC's was not as cost effective as purchasing an AS400 to be used by both the City Hall and Library, with the Library to use bookmark software. D. Sanders reminded the Council that funds from the Friends of the Library Trust are available to assist in the automation of the Library. D. Sanders moved to amend to add "in 1991" to the last paragraph. Hilt seconded, carried. Hilt called for the question. Motion to adopt carried 7-0. Simmons asked the Council to remember that the commitment for the computer would require personnel, as had been requested by the Clerk. Hilt moved to adjourn at 8:40 p.m. H. Sanders seconded. Respectfully - submitted, ty Clerk