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w <br /> E <br /> ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD DECEMBER 10, 1990 \ <br /> POLICE OFFICER TEMPORATY APPOINTMENT CONTINUED <br /> Bernhardson replied, "The City is required to pay for three <br /> weeks of leave and may have already paid for two weeks of active <br /> duty. " <br /> It was moved by Peterson, seconded by Mayor Grabek, to <br /> employ Mr. Timothy Roberts as a full time, temporary police <br /> officer at leve'_ 6 of the Orono pay plan at a rate of $11. 359 <br /> hourly with no benefits. Employment .is effective December 4, <br /> 1990, subject to satisfactory physical examination. This <br /> temporary position is :o run until Officer Dembouski returns to <br /> duty. Motion, Ayes-4 , Nays-0. Motion passed. <br /> EXTENSION OF UNPAID LEAVE OF ABSENCE - JAMIE BOSMA* <br /> It was moved by Mayor Grabek, seconded by Peterson, to <br /> extend the unpaid leave of absence of Jamie Bosma to Wednesday, <br /> January 16 , 1991, and to employ Laurie Scheffler as a temporary <br /> clerical employee on January 9, 10 , and 11, 1991 for a total of <br /> 5h hours per day, at a rate of $9.182 per hour. Motion, Ayes-4, <br /> Nays-0. Motion passed. <br /> TAX FORFEITED PROPERTY <br /> RESOLUTIONS #2910 and #2911 <br /> Councilmember Goetten requested the removal of this item <br /> from the Consent; Agenda. She asked how large the parcels are and <br /> what process occurs once a parcel becomes tax forteited. <br /> Bernhardson replied, "Unless the City has a public purpose <br /> for a tax foreited parcel , we cannot take it. One of the parcels <br /> is 90 , 00 square feet. " <br /> Mabusth added that parcel is mainly wetlands. She stated <br /> that the smaller parcel is dry buildable land and was created for <br /> the property owner to the immediate north to acquire for septic <br /> expansion. <br /> Goetten asked what would happen to the larger parcel with <br /> the wetland area. ' <br /> Mabusth replied, "We are recommending the sale of that <br /> parcel to an adjacent property owner. " <br /> Callahan asked if there is any law that requires tax <br /> forfeited parcels to be sold only to adjacent property owners. <br /> Bernhardson stated that there is no such law, but that the <br /> city in which the property is located can require that as a <br /> condition of sale. <br /> It was moved by Goetten, seconded by Peterson, to adopt <br /> Resolution #2910, releasing tax forfeited land for private sale <br /> to adjacent owners, and Resolution #2911, conveying tax forfeited <br /> - 15 - <br />