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MINUTES OF THE <br /> ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br /> Monday, October 12, 2020 <br /> 6:00 o'clock p.m. <br /> Crosby stated Orono has more lakeshore than any city on the lake, but land doesn't burn for the most part, <br /> they just have value in it, so of course they're willing to charge for that. <br /> Seals said the majority of calls are medical. <br /> Crosby stated it should be based on a use-basis. <br /> The Councilmembers agreed. <br /> Crosby said it should be based on revenue dollars, also. <br /> Rief also expressed that and said he used the Lake Minnetonka Conservation District(LMCD)model and <br /> the frustration with it, noting Orono's concern is that they want to be equal to the amount of money they <br /> pay in, an equal share of management and control of that component. He stated Medina is under a lot of <br /> pressure right now to make some decisions and if they are willing to commit, Rief will bring it back to the <br /> Council. <br /> Mayor Walsh suggested the City get ready and look at options for moving forward on their own if <br /> needed,just in case. <br /> Rief said the July to August 2022 timeframe when they are looking at budgets for 2023 is when they <br /> would have to start making those decisions. <br /> 21. FLAG POLICY <br /> Rief noted at the last Council meeting after the flag discussion came up, Council directed Staff to <br /> present a policy which he has brought forth tonight. Using the guidelines of the services <br /> provided to the public in Orono: Police, Fire and Public Works, and in the event the City felt like <br /> they need to honor a resident for their service in the Armed Forces, they could also do that as <br /> well. <br /> Mayor Walsh said regarding the flags, it would be good to have the flexibility to fly them when <br /> they want to. <br /> Crosby stated the Blue Line Flag, the Red Line Flag and the Public Works Flag should fly on its <br /> own separate flagpole 365 days a year; he noted that the current flagpole for the American Flag <br /> is rather short and he proposed using that flagpole for the Blue Line, Red Line and Public Works <br /> Flags and they will get a larger,taller American flagpole for the Veterans as it should always be <br /> flying higher than the other flags. Both flagpoles will be lit and the location of the Blue Line, <br /> Red Line and Public Works Flags will be determined in the future but someplace prominent out <br /> front with cameras for security purposes. Regarding the flag discussion, Crosby would like to <br /> say for the record,this was never a political thing for him; it was honoring the people who keep <br /> them safe and doing it in a kind way to show that the City has their backs and supports them. <br /> The night before, he thought about the public works guys going out in the storm to fix the power <br /> outage. He personally appreciates all the comments, emails and phone calls; even those from the <br /> Page 19 of 24 <br />
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