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City Council Minutes 11-03-1969 Special6 6 7:00 P.m. November 3, 1969 Special meeting of the Village Council held this time and date at the Village Hall. Members presentso Mayor Sandberg; Councilmen Schaffer, Swanberg,, Piaus, and Schleif. IM�embers a -.%sent: Nona. The meeting was called to discuss Muncipal Liquor Store affairs and the scheduled meeting withISD# 882 regarding Fourth Street. Mr. Gerald DeLong was present and stated to the Council that he haWd resigned from the job as manager of the municipal liquor store because Council had not considered his request for a pay raise from $700.00 per rffonth to $800.00 per month. However, he stated that Council was now hiring a new man from out of town for $800.00 per month. He further stated that according to the audits,-t,,Thile he managed the municipal liquor store it showed a fine profit picture. Mr. DeLong added that he felt that, in view of the present Council action,he should be considered for gop the position of manager of the liquor store. Council stated that they did not realize that I.Ir. DeLong was still into --rested in this position. Motion by Council- man Schleif to amend his motion dated October 29, 1969, which read in part,, "to hire lvx'. Rkymond J. Rubey as the manager of the municipal liquor store at $800.00 per month." to delete it and review Mr. DeLong's request to be reinst;.,ted as manager of the liquor store at the same salary that Mr. Rubey would have received. Motion seconded by Councilman Swanbel and carried. Voting yes: Mayor Sandbdrg; Councilmen Schafferp Swanberg, Ma -us, and Schleif. Voting no: None. 1110tion by Councilman Swanberg to e gire Mr. Gerald Delong as manager of the municipal liquor store at $800.00 per month November 15, 1969, IVIotion seconded by Councilman Schleif and carried. Voting yes: Councilmen Schaffer,, 5wanberg, P'laus) and Schleif* Voting no: None. Abstaining from voting:, 1,,Iayor Sandberg. "D Council discussed the meeting tht-y were to attend. at 9:00 p.m., this date at the Monticello High School with th,,school board regarding the Fourth Street issue. Council decided that the main concern was to keep this issue out of the courts if there were possibilities that both sides would be able to sit down and negotiate. Council felt that if the Council and the School Board could each appoint two members to negotiate this problem it would not have to end up in the courts. Council decided that Councilman Schleif should act as spokesman for the Council at this meeting. Council meeting adjourned on motion at 8!.3Jp*-m* date erk-TrL-is-urer