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CCMtg04-07-89WSMin~~ ~~ like tap of ~. eo idn e furthers tad the also t s pert t uls joy s nuing and aid also e had hr participation in e.it her the Reserves or the Mati ~alcGUardue Abels s C.i.13 e Toyed b ii'.y of Ue f.ian ce b tad t pager/c oupncil formtof g clearly td pplied ead itl n ahla rgesc mia s e inrcner a ceaae a~ao o a ~n mars y. rlgooa reareatronal ba~~Eics3 ana yoga eiimaca, t tad believed h onq points w nagerial skills, e cellenk i erpersonal c ills= ooa a ing conf icts, and to desire Y rthings. por ana st himself tt oc pec rive si t he tyres to analyze his actrons which causes rote rnal frustration. typical M er/Council form government e waspnlicy, na qe rng abl is hesras polticy and i eef £iciently and effectively aas sposs iblee d be is tad he believed i them pager's role 1: represent tr eeds of at e departments bank t the C departmen tsmoperaee.nn r` role ro ache M nagerei r advice t order. for maaaac a neeas of tee arty ana to p~epazedo ayees~a~a i. ons ranse Puns eh o familiarize h Abels s red h ould ads atyw rng wCity ra[or. Don Terry, on how Floridar taw and regulations his approach t g goals a shing priori t.i es s£ora the C d bas tot have broad ngenera ]blpolicy goals s t by the Commission~ul ould be a omplis had t ough ana Aemin iatrati ~r ana oeparcment o s f~: narcn ceaon oma onauec eea of t ity population which w n foxmul acing on gsrange goals o whrch would come oche g is whrch would r~ paat the aepartme~ts r tea trtree icy Oepa rtmenpc sr ton gene~ate s b goals aaa~i k i~torc beagec. i also s e q~a~t,teiabier goals ana m be monrtorea ta~adcommrsaron must be kept aware of th p og ss. Re gard inq media ~ straight fovea rd and to keep them~adviseaaof what rther Cit yt ie doinge Abels Administrator andtC eshouldibe uthf ul other n on putt in gtP position. Abel sot s¢d eommunicaevos and strategic planning witM1 department heads. had wed of i[y's Audi~v ie ne 1. no ke Charter, and yt o peop~let that r~l ive nh proximity tof Lo 9 ood and tr.ted to becomewfam.i l..iar wath the current p blems. i.ngton a v gave rnment. sAbelsrs t ed he w sedtw tRe quality o department h ned o ethe s of t audtit b after talkidng t HDS[ he w impressed hthe direction T the proDlertis. ed ity personnel w ery profess~ona lip y knowledgeable and < e Further s tad i appeared vt e internal onflicptew sibe in gHr solved bu tai will take a lotaof work by the City Administrator and Commission to resolve. ned whether there w a possibility o being < Dchange the form of government. Cagreed that they had no intention oL changing the Porn of g ernment. 6u 11 in qt on a ribu tes he t ought eededri [he personkw o rf it ed st of [Dogwood's Administrator a Abels replied s na1 organization, T t Reads to nd oemp.toyees nt - taDlisR s of wt The c system, ark wi[Ra tfi.nan vela lidate tRe finances, tally trepla ce tiapita lh e ork on finalizing the plan for Candyland,t and <D plan strategicallyr ullington a ould and cif s Abe lsbre pli edeh eck o wt Re c dof eliving b the c and f~'na It prov is ions o and thadt old needsa of 30/3] days. sad niaw~ a~9es i _ - onlyCr ended cheoges that would strengt hen vt Re exist g orm of government'. c los'in g, M Abets s a great a kedC[ Abets, and the beauty oe The common y y xa y hanked Mr. 3. neat adjourned at 6:00 P.M. ing/ / G ATT¢ST:C~ V ~ .. Y,~ - _~ /`yip Hank a y, y £ congwood