Regular Meeting Agenda
will be finalized at

Pledge
of Allegiance.
1.
Roll
Call. Call to Order. q Zimmel
q Rikimoto q Antrim
q Ayres q Larson
2.
Oath
of Office.
3.
Resolution
#09-01: 2009 City of
4.
(M.
Johannsen.) Snow Alert.
5.
(Ms.
Robin Yates.) Snow Alert: Dumpster Tow Charges.
6.
Administrator’s
Report.
7.
Old
Business.
8.
Approve
minutes of
9.
Approve
claims of
10.
New
Business.
11.
PERA
Brochure & Election.
12.
Upcoming
Calendar: Thurs., Jan
22, Regular Meeting
Thank-You
to Outgoing Board members.
13.
Adjourn.
Rules of Order:
City Council Meetings

PLACEMENT ON THE MEETING
AGENDA
MEETING RULES
To keep order at the Council
Meetings, the following rules will be enforced:
1.
Public comment on
agenda items will be kept to a minimum.
Anyone who chooses to comment or state an opinion, in regard to a
particular item on the agenda, will need to be recognized by the Mayor before
making any such statements.
2.
All comments from
the public must be made politely, respectfully, and civilly. No name-calling or derogatory comments.
3.
The Mayor and
Council Members shall direct discussion and responses to the public and staff
in a respectful manner.
4.
The Mayor will
have the authority to ask any person attending the Council Meeting to leave the
building for disorderly conduct reasons.
5.
The City Council
will address each item on the agenda as required. A motion may be made and seconded. The Mayor will then ask for discussion on the
item. A vote will be taken following the
discussion.
6.
Persons
addressing the City Council shall speak loudly and clearly, so that the
audience can hear all statements, questions, etc.
7.
Agenda topics
initiated by a resident or human interest group will be discussed for a maximum
of 15 minutes. Due to other business
requiring the council’s attention, the time limit will be upheld.
8.
If necessary, the
Mayor may ask that an open forum be held during the meeting to address other
items that the public would like the Council to discuss.
9.
The Council
Meeting may be closed for negotiations or data private issues involving
personnel. The Mayor will close the
meeting to the public in these cases.
The public will be asked to leave during this time period. The minutes of the closed session will be
read by the council at the next regular council meeting, and published in the
Wheaton Gazette when approved.
10.
The Mayor or
Council Members may ask for a recess of the meeting. The meeting will be reconvened after a
specified time period.
11.
In certain
circumstances, items on the agenda will be tabled for future consideration or
for more information. The council is not
required to make hasty decisions. Their
decisions will be based upon fact and city regulations. If necessary, they will accept information at
one meeting and table the item for action at a future meeting.
12. Any member of the public who is dissatisfied with a decision made by the City Council may submit a written statement to the City Administrator. The City Administrator will distribute the statement to the Council at the next regular meeting.