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• <br /> ''.144 <br /> City of <br /> Elk Meeting of the Elk River <br /> Riverdiffiss Energy City Commission <br /> Held at the Elk River City Hall <br /> Wednesday,November 28,2018 <br /> Members Present: Chair Tom Sagstetter, Commissioners Paula Bernard,Aaron,Brixius, <br /> Henry Griner, Glenn Hauck,Jason Hoskins and Jerry Olsen <br /> Members Absent: Anne Anderson,Trish Curtis, Harley Hanson and Matt Herman <br /> Staff Present: Amanda Bednar, Environmental Coordinator and Colleen Eddy, <br /> Economic Development Specialist <br /> 1. Call Meeting to Order <br /> Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the meeting of the Elk River Energy City <br /> Commission was called to order by Sagstetter at 8:31 a.m. <br /> 2. Pledge of Allegiance <br /> Sagstetter led the Pledge of Allegiance. <br /> 3. Consider Agenda <br /> Sagstetter added the Oath of Office for Member Brixius to item 5.1. Motion to <br /> approve agenda, moved by Hauck and seconded by Bernard to approve. <br /> 4. Consider Minutes <br /> One minor grammatical error was mentioned. Moved by Hoskins and seconded by <br /> Bernard to approve the minutes from the August 15, 2018 Energy City Commission <br /> meeting. <br /> 5.1 New member introduction and member updates <br /> This was the first meeting for Aaron Brixius; all members introduced themselves and <br /> provided a brief bio. This is Council member Olsen's last meeting as he did not seek <br /> reelection to City Council in 2019. The new staff liaison has not yet been assigned to <br /> the ECC. Olsen said he was pleased with how things have progressed on the <br /> Commission over the past year and appreciated weekly updates to be shared with <br /> City Council. He felt the mission of the ECC is now more clear. Sagstetter provided <br /> an update about recent events including a successful outreach program at the farmers <br /> market this summer as part of Drive Electric Week. He estimated about 130 people <br /> stopped by the booth to talk casually about electric vehicle and opportunities from <br /> ERMU. A video is being produced for ERMU for their grant that centers on electric <br /> vehicles. Changes will be made to the fees for public chargers in Elk River in 2019 <br />