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REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION <br />SEP 2 5 2002 <br />Cl» Y U^ OHOrjO <br />DATE: September 19« 2002 <br />ITEM NO: /5 <br />Department Approval: <br />Name RonMoorse <br />Title City Administrator <br />Administrator Reviewed:Agenda Section: <br />City Administrator's <br />Report <br />Item Description: Agreement and Con^ct for Fire Protection With The City of Long Lake <br />Attachments: Agreement and Contract For Fire Protection <br />In the Settlement Agreement between the Cities of Orono and Long Lake regarding the new Long <br />Lake fire station, the cities agreed to enter into a twenty year agreement for fire service. The <br />attached agreement is very similar to the agreement previously reviewed by the Council. The only <br />change is the addition of language that allows the agreement to be renegotiated or terminated by the <br />cities to enable participation in a fire district or similar organizational arrangement. <br />In past discussiot s. the Council has indicated that, prior to approval of the firt service agreement <br />with the City of Long Lake, they wanted assurances regarding the fiscal man; gement of the Fire <br />Department. Since that time, through meetings of the Long Lake Fire Comn ission, Orono has <br />communicated the importance of strong fiscal management, and Long Lake ha demonstrated its <br />commitment to strong fiscal management. Long Lake has adopted a fire ordinance which sets out <br />clear responsibilities and authorities related to the management of the Fire Department. In addition. <br />Long Lake is implementing recommendations from its auditor regarding the proper management of <br />non-pension revenues in the Fire Relief Association. The Fire Commission has also met with the <br />Treasurer of the Fire Relief Association to review the current status of the pension fimd. Although <br />investments in the fund have not performed well recently, the pension liabilities are adequately <br />funded. <br />The Council had also wanted to include language in the agreement enabling the Orono City Council <br />to require the Long Lake City Council to take action if a problem related to the management o*’*'.,; <br />Fire Department is demonstrated. The reason for this language was to provide additional leverage <br />for addressing problems related to the management of the Fire Department. As indicated above. <br />Long Lake has now put in place the necessary controls regarding the management of the Fire <br />Department. In additioii, the City Attorney indicates the language does not provide additional <br />leverage to Orono. If there is an unresolvable disagreement between the cities regarding Fire <br />Department management issues, the Orono Council can still terminate the agreement “for cause ”. <br />For these reasons, the additional language is not included in the agreement presented for Council <br />consideration. <br />COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTED: <br />Motion to iq>prove the attached Agreement and Contract for Fire Protection with the City of Long <br />Lake, and to authorize the Mayor/Acting Mayor and Cit>' Administrator to sign the agreement.
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