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Economic Vitality Committee <br />Meeting Minutes <br />August 18, 2023 <br />Page 4 of 5 <br />conflict. Councilmember Most agreed and wondered if the event should be held <br />after the elections. <br />Chair Leh countered that the event could be held before elections, but it should <br />not include an opportunity for candidates to respond to issues. Councilmember <br />Most responded that one of the most important aspects of the forum is the <br />opportunity for the business community to interact directly with Council. <br />Councilmember Most commented that if the business community wanted to <br />have its own campaign event in October, they could choose to do so. She <br />recommended that the forum be kept as a separate event and should be held <br />after the election. She cautioned that holding the event before the election could <br />also open the door to Equity, Diversity & Inclusion concerns. <br />Chair Leh agreed and acknowledged that this could become an issue every two <br />years. While not opposed to holding the forum in November, he reiterated that <br />he doesn't want to send the message to the business community that their <br />problems are not as important. <br />Mayor Pro Tern Fahey asked whether staff had capacity to put the forum <br />together this year. Manager Kroner responded that staff is partnering with the <br />Chamber to host the forum, but acknowledged that November would be a very <br />quick turnaround. She also reiterated that direct connection with City Council is <br />important to the business community, but agreed that the event should not be <br />used as a campaign for candidates. <br />Public Comment from Mike Kranzdorf: Mr. Kranzdorf agreed that the forum <br />should be held after the election. He also wondered whether it might make <br />more sense to wait until January or February. He noted that the new members <br />of City Council would be in place and would have participated in several <br />meetings by this date. <br />Chair Leh acknowledged that there is a desire to hold the forum after the <br />election. City Manager Durbin recommended that some messaging around the <br />date of the forum be included in the questionnaire. <br />Mayor Pro Tern Fahey asked whether the 2024 forums should be scheduled for <br />January and July. Chair Leh responded that he agrees with moving the forum to <br />early 2024. The Committee wondered whether the date could be determined by <br />feedback received from the business community. Manager Kroner responded <br />that the questionnaire will include questions around the date and frequency of <br />the forum. Chair Leh appreciated that pushing the forum to 2024 will allow the <br />businesses more time to answer the questionnaire, and will also allow staff <br />more time to be responsive to feedback received. <br />Agenda Packet P. 6 <br />
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