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Orono City Council <br />Work Session Minutes <br />Monday, April 26, 2021 <br />Council Chambers <br />5:00 p.m. <br />Page 1 of 2 <br /> <br />PRESENT: Mayor Dennis Walsh, Council Members Richard F. Crosby II, Victoria Seals, and <br />Matt Johnson. Staff members present were City Administrator/Engineer/Public Works Director <br />Adam Edwards, Finance Director Ron Olson, and City Clerk Anna Carlson. <br /> <br />1. 2022 Street Maintenance Project <br />Mayor Dennis Walsh started discussion of this item. He mentioned that his priority list was <br />included in the packet. His main goal with roads is to try to get as many done as possible for <br />2022 because the goal is to get Fox Street done in 2023, which will take up the majority of the <br />budget. Walsh asked the Council if they had any changes, additions or input on the list. <br /> <br />The Council members present agreed with the list presented in the packet. Staff was directed <br />staff to go ahead and move forward. <br /> <br />City Administrator/Engineer Adam Edwards noted that staff will seek estimates from Bolton <br />and Menk and will bring it forward at a future Council meeting. Edwards added that there are <br />a few smaller streets noted in the packet that will need to be maintained in the near future as <br />well. <br /> <br />Walsh added that the City will also get a lot of those smaller road projects taken care of along <br />the way as well. <br /> <br />2. Council Delegation of Administrative Responsibility Changes <br />Walsh started discussion mentioning that the Council is responsible to the citizens regarding <br />input given to the media. The Council would like media inquiries directed to Council <br />regardless if it is a no comment statement or otherwise. He added the few sensitive projects <br />that are coming up regarding Fire, Public Works Facility, and a few other conversations can <br />be directed to the Mayor and Council for input as well. Walsh noted the Council wants to <br />avoid staff running into any issues related to information and that the Council would rather <br />handle the inquiries. <br /> <br />Edwards asked the Council if they would like staff to handle all types of media inquiries in <br />this manner or mainly specific types. He noted that it is protocol to give the facts, any other <br />inquiry not related to the facts will be relayed to the Mayor or City Council. <br /> <br />Walsh stated the Council would be comfortable with the staff using best judgment about what <br />the questions are but he would rather the Council be the complete filter for the majority of <br />media inquiries when possible. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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