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thepossibility ofimplementing alive-infirefighter program asameans ofenhancing response capabilities whiledelaying theneedforadditional full-timestaffing positions. CityAdministrator BoldtnotedthattheCity's existing paid-per-callcompensation program provides astrong foundation andbenchmark fromwhich futurestaffing models canbeevaluated andexpanded ascommunity needscontinue togrow. D. Discussion andReview ofProposed Membership Rate Structure(s)forRecreation Center Discussion: CityAdministrator DougBoldtandRecreation Director GrantWeber presented draft membership options andpricing concepts forthenewRecreation Center. Staff emphasized thegoalof keeping memberships affordable whilebalancing operational costsandproviding valuetoresidents. Membership pricing isbuiltaround aone-monthmembership model, allowing staffflexibility toadjust rates andevaluate revenue projections. Council discussed various membership structures, including monthly, six-month, annual, quarterly/three- month, walking-track-onlymemberships, punch cards, andpromotional memberships. Staffnotedthatthe recreation software provides flexibility toofferspecialty memberships, discounts, automatic payment options, andpromotional incentives suchasafreemonth withthepurchase ofanannual membership. Additional discussion focused ondailypasses, groupfitness classes, online registration capabilities, and potential incentives toencourage earlymembership enrollment. Council members generally supported keeping membership options simple andeasytounderstand whileproviding enough flexibility tomeet community needs. Therewasalsodiscussion regarding freeordiscounted accesstotheindoorwalking track, particularly forseniors andwinter walking opportunities. Council expressed overall support fortheproposed membership framework andpricing approach. Staffwas directed tocontinue refining options andfurther evaluate itemsincluding walking-trackmemberships, punch cards, promotional offerings, andfitness classpricing before bringing finalrecommendations backfor consideration. E. Questions fromCouncil Members regarding itemsontheRegular CityCouncil Agenda orReports F. Other Business G. Adjournment Motion toadjourn byLimkemann. Second byOrris. Allayes, meeting adjourned at7:00pm A. Regular Session - CalltoOrder 7:00PM B. RollCall C. TheCityofTiffin CityCouncil heldaregular sessionTuesday, June16, 2026, attheTiffinCityHall Council Chambers. Mayor Kasparek calledthemeeting toorderat7:00PM. Uponrollbeingcalledthe following members were present: EricSchnedler, TonyJohnson, ChrisOlney, TimOrris andSkylar Limkemann. Absent: TonyJohnson. Others present wereCityAdministrator Doug Boldt,Assistant City Administrator Ashley Platz, andBuilding Official BrianShay. D. Agenda Additions/Agenda Approval Motion toapprove agenda byOlney. Second byOrris. Allayes, agenda approved. E. Communications andReports 1. Unscheduled CityCouncil Agenda Page2of4