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City Council <br />Meeting Minutes <br />January 6, 2015 <br />Page 3 of 15 <br />Deputy City Manager Balser requested the Public Works Director and the Parks and <br />Recreation Director provide an update on the recent snow removal efforts. <br />Public Works Director Kowar reported the past back -to -back snow storms produced <br />record setting cold temperatures. Overall, the snow removal operations throughout the <br />City have been successful, however there has been some feedback regarding how <br />much snow remains on the main roads compared to other cities. The City's resources <br />include an aged operation facility, which has a limited area for storing de -icing materials. <br />During the recent snow storms, the City tried to manage the materials and ensure a <br />sufficient supply for the next storm. He drove through the city and noted the road <br />conditions were similar to those of other cities. Public Works will continue to work with <br />the City Council and the community to ensure the level of service for roads is where it <br />should be. <br />Parks and Recreation Director Stevens reported on the snow removal at public facilities <br />and in public parks and trails. Overall, they were successful in removing snow within 24 <br />hours. The Parks Division assumed snow removal in some transition areas, where <br />maintenance has not been accepted by the City. One such area was Steel Ranch Park, <br />which had some icing issues. Another issue was not completely clearing some <br />sidewalks. He noted de -icing materials are reserved for the streets and with the <br />continued snow it was difficult to keep up with the sidewalk snow removal, however, the <br />sidewalks to the Library, City Hall, Recreation Center and Police Department were <br />cleared. He complimented the Public Works Department for their cooperation. He <br />noted there were a couple of broken waterline breaks, which took some crew members <br />off snow removal and a funeral requiring the crew to clear snow from the cemetery road. <br />He explained there is always confusion over whether it is a City maintained sidewalk or <br />privately maintained. He requested the public call the Parks Division if a publicly <br />maintained sidewalk has not been cleared. He reported the Parks Division cleared 20 <br />miles of sidewalks, but noted they do not clear soft surface trails. <br />Mayor Muckle reported on walking his new dog on City sidewalks and trails and noted <br />the sidewalks and trails were cleared of snow. He noted the City Council will further <br />discuss snow removal at a study session. Deputy City Manager Balser stated this <br />discussion has been scheduled for the January 27th study session. <br />REGULAR BUSINESS <br />DISTRIBUTION OF OPEN GOVERNMENT PAMPHLET <br />Mayor Muckle reported the Open Government Pamphlet is a summary of Articles 4 and <br />5 and other laws relating to citizen participation in municipal government. The pamphlet <br />is distributed to each public body at its first meeting of the calendar year and is available <br />to citizens on the City's web site, City Hall, City Library and other public places and at <br />meetings of public bodies. The pamphlet was included in the City Council packet. <br />
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