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Minutes: Regular Meeting 06/16/2026

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the possibility of implementing a live-in firefighter program as a means of enhancing response capabilities while delaying the need for additional full-time staffing positions. City Administrator Boldt noted that the City's existing paid-per-call compensation program provides a strong foundation and benchmark from which future staffing models can be evaluated and expanded as community needs continue to grow. D. Discussion and Review of Proposed Membership Rate Structure(s) for Recreation Center Discussion: City Administrator Doug Boldt and Recreation Director Grant Weber presented draft membership options and pricing concepts for the new Recreation Center. Staff emphasized the goal of keeping memberships affordable while balancing operational costs and providing value to residents. Membership pricing is built around a one-month membership model, allowing staff flexibility to adjust rates and evaluate revenue projections. Council discussed various membership structures, including monthly, six-month, annual, quarterly/three- month, walking-track-only memberships, punch cards, and promotional memberships. Staff noted that the recreation software provides flexibility to offer specialty memberships, discounts, automatic payment options, and promotional incentives such as a free month with the purchase of an annual membership. Additional discussion focused on daily passes, group fitness classes, online registration capabilities, and potential incentives to encourage early membership enrollment. Council members generally supported keeping membership options simple and easy to understand while providing enough flexibility to meet community needs. There was also discussion regarding free or discounted access to the indoor walking track, particularly for seniors and winter walking opportunities. Council expressed overall support for the proposed membership framework and pricing approach. Staff was directed to continue refining options and further evaluate items including walking-track memberships, punch cards, promotional offerings, and fitness class pricing before bringing final recommendations back for consideration. E. Questions from Council Members regarding items on the Regular City Council Agenda or Reports F. Other Business G. Adjournment Motion to adjourn by Limkemann. Second by Orris. All ayes, meeting adjourned at 7:00pm A. Regular Session - Call to Order – 7:00 PM B. Roll Call C. The City of Tiffin City Council held a regular session Tuesday, June 16, 2026, at the Tiffin City Hall Council Chambers. Mayor Kasparek called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM. Upon roll being called the following members were present: Eric Schnedler, Tony Johnson, Chris Olney, Tim Orris and Skylar Limkemann. Absent: Tony Johnson. Others present were City Administrator Doug Boldt, Assistant City Administrator Ashley Platz, and Building Official Brian Shay. D. Agenda Additions/Agenda Approval Motion to approve agenda by Olney. Second by Orris. All ayes, agenda approved. E. Communications and Reports 1. Unscheduled City Council Agenda Page 2 of 4

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