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City Council Minutes <br /> February 29,2016 <br /> Page 2 of 3 <br /> ----------------------------- <br /> Present at the closed session were: Mayor Sjoblad, Council Member <br /> Akerson, Council Member Loukota, Council Member Pederson, and City <br /> Administrator/Clerk Nancy Malecha. <br /> The Council discussed the agenda item. <br /> The City Council meeting reopened from the closed session at 5:53 p.m. <br /> MAYOR SJOBLAD MOVED THAT: <br /> 1. JONI O'DONNELL BE DISMISSED FROM EMPLOYMENT WITH <br /> THE CITY OF PEQUOT LAKES, EFFECTIVE 2-29-16, FOR, BUT <br /> NOT LIMITED TO, THE REASONS STATED IN CITY <br /> ADMINISTRATOR NANCY MALECHA'S LETTER TO JONI <br /> O'DONNELL OF 2-25-16. <br /> 2. CITY ADMINISTRATION PROVIDE MS. O'DONNELL WITH ANY <br /> APPROPRIATE NOTICES RELATED TO THIS DECISION. <br /> COUNCIL MEMBER PEDERSON SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION <br /> CARRIED 4-0. <br /> (Police Sergeant Chad Turcotte arrived at the meeting.) <br /> 4. Hearing to Review and Appeal Potentially Dangerous Dog Declaration <br /> Sergeant Turcotte explained that this hearing is an appeal of the <br /> potentially dangerous dog declaration that the City Council approved on <br /> August 4, 2015 regarding Annette Fennell's dog Mya. Sergeant Turcotte <br /> further noted that every six months dog owners have a right to appeal the <br /> declaration and process and the Council can affirm or overrule the <br /> previous declaration. <br /> Sergeant Turcotte informed the Council that Mr. and Mrs. Fennell were <br /> unable to attend tonight due to the unknown start time for this hearing <br /> based on the previous agenda item and he provided the Council with <br /> background information on the incident that occurred on July 10, 2015. <br /> Sergeant Turcotte noted that the Police Department has had no other <br /> issues with Mya and has no concerns on removing this dog from the <br /> potentially dangerous dog status. <br /> Mayor Sjoblad questioned if the Fennell's paid the vet bill for the wounded <br /> dog. Sergeant Turcotte stated that they had. <br />