HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/07/1982 Study Session 328 DECEMBER 7, 1982
STUDY SESSION
The City Council met in session on this date at 1:30 p.m. in the Council
Chambers of City Hall, Yakima, Washington. Council members present were
Mayor Lynn Carmichael, Clarence Barnett, Henry Beauchamp, Lynn Budhanan,
Shirley Doty, W. K. "Pete" Moore and Jack Sparling.
1. OPEN DISCUSSION FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER
Mayor Carmichael informed Council of • a request she had
received to move It No. 4 up to the beginning of the Study
Session, portion of the meeting. Betty Edmondson, .citizen,
requested to speak on the item. It was also requested to move
It No. 17 up to the beginning of the Business Meeting.
- Mayor Carmidhael addressed the responsibility of the Council
to make appointments to the Regional, Library Board. She
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indicated that Gary Kissling 's first term will expire December
31, 1982, and Mr. Kissling had expressed an interest in being
appointed to a second term. Mayor Carmidhael recommended that
Council reappoint Gary Kissling to the Regional Library Board.
It was MOVED by Doty, seconded by Moore to reappoint Gary
Kissling to the Yakima Valley Regional.Library,Board for a
second term. Unanimously carried by voice vote. •
Council member Beaudhamp informed Council that the Red Cross
has established a workshop for the unemployed, primarily for
those people who are experiencing unemployment for the first
time. The workshop is designed to provide coping skills.
Council member Beauchamp was contacted by the group,
requesting the City to provide free bus service to the First
Presbyterian Church on Jnauary 21, 1981 from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30
• a.m. and - then 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Mayor Carmichael
questioned if the City can legally offer this service. It was
the consensus of the Council to request staff to provide
Council with more information regarding this request.
4. REPORT' ON COX CABLF TV RATE PROPOSAL
Bruce Crest, Cable TV Coordinator, presented a report staff
had prepared regarding Cox Cable's rate increase proposal,
which included an increase from $9.50 per month to $10.50 per
month for basic cable services (a 10% increase), and an
increase in Most service Charges for installations, etc.
(approx. 33% increase). He informed Council that Cox Cable
has decided not to add a $.50 fee as a copyright charge,
however, Cox Cable reserved the right to cane back to Council
with this request_ at a later date. Mr. Crest also reminded
Council that a procedure to regulate cable television rates
has not been established. He explained that an ordinance
would have to be enacted to give Council the authority to
regulate these rates. He indicated that there isn't a
sufficient amount of time to draft the appropriate ordinance
prior to these rates becoming effective on January 1, 1983.
Mr. Crest then responded to the question posed by the Council
mmbers. Betty Edmondson, representing Yakima Valley Zonta
International, a service organization, was present to speak
against the proposed rate increase and petitioned the Council
to have the proper legislation prepared to enable Council to
regulate these rates. Mrs. Edmondson expressed the Club's
membership is concerned about the delay in providing free
cable connections to hospitals and nursing homes as promised
by Cox Cablevision representative When they ldbbyed for the
City of Yakima frandaise. She indicated this free service has
not been done. Ken Sdhiller, General Manager of Cox Cable,
was present to provide a detailed report on the new rate
increase to the Council. Mary Place, 5710 Marilane, was
present to request Council to regulate rates and allow another
cable company to compete with Cox Cable. Janet Snodgrass, 407
No. 40th Avenue, was present to speak in opposition to the
rate increase. Council member Beauchamp questioned Mr.
Schiller regarding the free services that were allegedly
promised. Mr. Schiller indicated he was not aware of the free
service to nursing homes. He indicated that if that was a
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part of the original promise, Cox would follow-up on the
matter. Ines Rice, 4409 Arlington, was present to speak
against the rate increase and urged Council to set some limits
on rate increases requested by Cox Cable. It was MOVED by
Beauchamp to move this item down to Item No. 10B of the
Business portion of the meeting. The Motion died for lack of
a second. Council member Barnett requested that staff provide
further background information before Council makes a
decision. It was MOVED by Doty, seconded by Beauchamp to
direct staff to place this on the agenda, early in January, to
explore options that were provided today, in more detail.
Unanimously carried by voice vote.
2. REPORT ON PROPOSED MANAGEMENT COMPENSATION PLAN FOR 1983.
II/ (CONTINUED FROM 11/23/82.)
City Manager Zais expanded on the merit award system,
indicating that 35% of the public management officials receive
a merit award. Following discussion, it was MOVED by Moore,
seconded by Budhanan to accept the City Manager's
recommendation for Police Management to receive a 6.5%
increase, Fire Management to receive 7.2% increase and the
General Management, including the City Manager, to receive a
5.0% increase. Council member Doty expressed her opposition
to the increases. Council member Barnett indicated he could
not support the increase from 4.0% to 5.0% for General
Management employees. It was MOVED by Sparling, seconded by
Beauchamp to table the motion until the budget wrap-up
meeting. Carried by 6-1 voice vote. Doty voting nay.
3. REPORT FROM DOIANTOWN AREA DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (DARC) RE:
DOWNTOWN PARKING CONTROL
Following a brief discussion, it was MOVED by Moore, seconded
by Beaudiamp to move Item No. 3 down into the Business portion
of the meeting under Item No. 10B and move into Executive
Session for the purpose of discussing pending litigation.
Unanimously carried by voice vote.
BUSINESS MEETING
6. ROLL CALL
At 3:00 p.m., the Council members commenced the regular
meeting, Mayor Carmichael presiding. Council members Barnett,
Beaudhamp, Budhanan, Doty, Moore and Sperling and City Manager
Zais and City Attorney Andrews present on roll call.
7. INVOCATION
The Invocation was given by City Attorney Andrews.
II/ 8. CONSENT AGENDA
Mayor Carrnichael referred to the items placed on the Consent
Agenda, questioning Whether there were any additions or
deletions from either Council members or citizens present.
The City Clerk then read the Consent Agenda items including
Resolutions and Ordinances by title. It was MOVED by Doty,
seconded by Moore that the Consent Agenda, as read, be passed.
Unanimously carried by roll call vote. (Subsequent paragraphs
preceded by an asterisk (*) indicate items on the Consent
Agenda handled under one motion without further discussion.)
*9. MINUTES
The Council minutes of October 27 and 28, 1982 and November 2,
8 and 9, 1982 were approved, having been duly certified
accurate by two Council members and no one present wishing to
have said minutes read publicly.
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10.- CURRENT STUDY SESSION ITEMS
A. Item No. 17
Commissioner Whiteside was not present to speak on this item,
consequently, the item was placed back in the original order
on agenda.
B. Item No. 3
Assistant City Manager Wittenberg was available to respond to
Council's questions. Council member Barnett questioned his
concerns regarding the penalty fee Diamond Parking issues for
non-payment of parking. He questioned if this report was the
consensus of DARC or the citizens of Yakima. Council member
Beauchamp questioned the third violation process. Council
member Buchanan stated he felt the $2.00 fine is not as
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excessive as the $5.00 fine for non-payment for meter parking.
Council member Doty stated DARC felt very strongly that
Diamond's signs should be made clearer and had suggestions
along that line. It was MOVED by Beauchamp, seconded by
Buchanan to approve the recommendtion of DARC. CarriPA by 5-2
voice vote. Doty and Barnett voting nay.
11. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
None
12. APPEARANCE BY MR. AMAN, SAMBO'S RESTAURANT HELICOPTER LANDING.
(CONTINUED FROM 11/23/82.)
Earl King, Manager of Sambo's, was present to speak on Mr.
Aman's behalf as Mr. Arran was called out of town. Mr. King
informed Council that Sambo's restaurant is providing a party
for underprivledged children and is requesting permission to
Land a helicopter within City limits on Sunday, December 19,
1982. Council member Barnett questioned the safety involved.
Mayor Carmichael questioned City Attorney Andrews regarding
the City's legal liabilities. City Attorney Andrews informed
Council that current City ordinances and codes prohibits what
is being requested. He indicated Council may provide a permit
for the landing of a helicopter within City limits, as it has
been done in the past. Council member Doty suggested a
possible alternative of using a fire truck instead of a
helicopter. She suggested Mr. King contact the Fire
Department to see if same kind of arrangement could be made.
13. REQUEST FROM PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION RE: STUDY FOR LIONS
POOL. (CONTINUED FROM 11/23/82.)
Stan Lodhrie, Chairman of the Yakima Parks & Recreation
Commission, requested $10,000 to enable the Commission to
conduct a needs assessment of Lions Pool, including a study of
the aquatic needs of Yakima and how those needs should be met.
Discussion followed regarding the use of the Metropolitan
Parks Fund held in trust by the County. It was MOVED by
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Moore, seconded by Doty to endorse the concept of the study
and direct staff to prepare appropriation and loan.
Unanimously carried by voice vote.
14. HEARING ON HOUSING ASSISTANCE PLAN
Larry Wright, Assistant Director of Community & Economic
Development, informed Council that the Housing Assistance Plan
is a procedural step required by Cie U. S. DepaL of
Housing and Urban Development and is part of the Community
Development Block Grant application. Coundil member Barnett
commented on the estimated 9.8% employment increase predicted
for 1983, indicating he felt it is an optimistic estimate.
Council member Beauchamp requested further information on the
three-year goal. Council member Doty questioned if the
Housing Assistance Plan could be amended in 1983. Kim Herman,
Yakima Housing Authority, was present to inform Council of
details of the goals outlined in the report. Larry Wright was
available to respond to Council's questions.
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15. CONTINUATION OF 1983 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT APPLICATIONS
REVIEW AND BUDGET DETERMINATIONS (CONTINUED FROM 11/23/82)
Southeast Yakima Community Center Council member Beauchamp
removed himself from the Council due to conflict of interest
on this item. It was MOVED by Barnett, seconded by Doty to
fund the Southeast Yakima Community Center in the amount of
$30,060 which is deleting $4,000 from the staff recommendation
for the express purpose of new renovations in the clinic area.
Council member Doty expressed her desire to see a tennant,
other than in the medical profession, occupy the clinic.
Unanimously carried by voice vote. Beaudhamp abstaining due
to possible conflict of interest. RAILROAD MUSEUM It was
MOVED by Moore, seconded by Beauchamp to accept staff's
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recommendation to deny funding. Unanimously carried by voice
vote. WELFARE RIGHTS It was MOVED by Sparling, seconded by
Doty to deny funding to the Welfare Rights proposal. Council
member Doty expressed her disappointment that the program did
not work out as the concept was a good idea. Council member
Beauchamp concurred that the concept was good, however, he
felt the arrount requested may be excessive. Unanimously
carried by voice vote. PLANNED PARENTHOOD It was MOVED by
Barnett, seconded by Doty that Planned Parenthood be allocated
$4,000 per the staff recommendation. Carried by 6-1 voice
vote. Beauchamp voting nay. CITY OF YAKIMA PARKS It was
MOVED by Moore, seconded by Beaudhamp to reduce funding by
$2,500 from the staff recommendation of $21,200, therefore,
providing funding in the amount of $18,700. Unanimously
carried by voice vote. CarmidLael temporarily absent. FAMILY
CRISIS It was MOVED by Doty, seconded by Beauchamp to concur
with the Advisory Committee's suggestion and allocate $4,280
to this project. Unanimously carried by voice vote.
Beauchamp temporarily absent. YAKIMA VALLEY COLLEGE-HANDICAP
ACCESSIBILITY Mayor Carmichael expressed her concerns
regarding the proposal, indicating she recognizes the need,
however, there are State organizations and other avenues of
funding available for these requests. It was MOVED by Moore,
seconded by Sparling to deny funding. Unanimously carried by
voice vote. YAKIMA COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM It was MOVED by
Moore, seconded by Budhanan, that the Advisory Commission's
reccmmendation be adhered to and, therefore, provide zero
funding. Unanimously carried by voice vote. YAKIMA HOUSING
AUTHORITY It was MOVED by Moore, seconded by Barnett that
there be zero funding for the Yakima Housing Authority.
Unanimously carried by voice vote. Council member Beauchamp
indicated he would like to reconsider this item at a later
date. YAKIMA NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH Council member Doty
expressed her concerns about the organization of this project.
It was MOVED by Doty, seconded by Mbore, that Council
recommends -funding for this project. Unanimously carried by
voice vote. NORTH FRONT STREET IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION It
was MOVED by Moore, seconded by Beauchamp to concur with staff
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recannendation to recommend zero funding for the North Front
Street Improvement Association, however, the Housing Services
Center should make some contribution in assistance in the
drawing up of a comprehensive plans. Council member Barnett
requested clarification from staff regarding their funding
recommendation. Council member Beauchamp expressed his desire
to see the City work in partnership with private business in
that area in the future. Council member Doty suggested
looking at other alternatives, such as one made by Maud
Scott, citizen, to set up a workshop comprising of people
knowledgeable in the area of historic preservation. The
question was called for the vote on the motion. Unanimously
carried by voice vote. IRRIGATION Council members Beauchamp
and Buchanan removed themselves from the Council due to
conflict of interest on this item. It was MOVED by Moore,
seconded by Barnett, to accept the Advisory Committee's
reccmmendation of funding in the arrount of $200,000 and
increase the allocation to the Irrigation Project to $300,000
as it is of top priority to renovate the irrigation system.
Unanimously carried by voice vote. Beauchamp and Budhanan
abstaining due to possible conflict of interest. HOUSING
SERVICES CENTER Council member Doty addressed a number of
questions about the Housing Services Center request such as
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staffing, work accomplished and annual goals. She proposed
there be a complete evaluation of the program during January
and February, 1983. She indicated this could be done in two
study sessions, at a special meeting or by Council Committee
according to Council wishes. She would also like to have the
Advisory Committee members involved as much as possible so
they can be better informed, It was MOVED by Doty, seconded
by Buchanan to undertake a complete evaluation of the Housing
Services Center program in January and February 1983. City
Manager Zais commented that if the notion is to hold the line
until the Council deliberates on this item, all of the
proposed staffing changes will continue as proposals only and
people that might be affected would continue in their present
positions until the decisions of the Council are made in
January or February. Council member Doty asked if this
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procedure would be a problem. Larry Wright, Assistant
Director of Community & Economic Development, indicated this
procedure would create a major problem as e uld be
exceeding the Federal guidelines. Council member Barnett
requested clarification on the motion. The question was
called for the vote on the motion. Unanimously carried by
voice vote. Following brief discussion, it was MOVED by
Moore, seconded by Beauchamp to allocate $680,000 for the
Housing Services Center. City Manager Zais commented that the
reduction for the Housing Services Center from the $730,250
recommended by the Advisory Committee, was not earmarked by
the Council for any particular area. Council member Moore
informed staff they could clarify the issue in January. The
question was called for the vote on the motion. Unanimously
carried by voice vote. City Manager Zais reminded Council
further action is necessary on this item; that being the
resolution and the contingency fund allocation. It was MOVED
by Moore, seconded by Doty to allocate $33,420 to a
contingency fund for the Canmunity Development Block Grant.
Unanimously carried by voice vote. Resolution No. D-4743,
having been read by the City Clerk, it was MOVED by Beauchamp,
seconded by Doty that the Resolution be adopted. Unanimously
carried by roll call vote.
RESOLUTION NO. D-4743, A RESOLUTION authorizing and directing
the City Manager of the City of Yakima to file an application
with the United States Department of Housing and Urban
Development for federal funding for a community development
program.
16. HEARING ON MAJOR MODIFICATION OF EXISTING PLANNED DEVELOPMENT
LOCATED AT 3502 TIETON DRIVE, AS REQUESTED BY DR. D. A. HABECK
This being the time fixed for the hearing on the Major
Modification of the existing Planned Development at 3502
Tieton Drive, as requested by Dr. D. A. Habeck, Larry Wright,
Assistant Director of Community and Economic Development,
presented Dr. Habeck's request for a major modification for a
professional office building at 3502 Tieton Drive, which was
approved by the Planning Commission. Mr. Wright indicated the
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request is for a placement of another roof level on that
structure which originally was to be a low roof structure. A
minor modification was used due to emergency conditions that
existing at the structure on the current roof. Following
Larry Wright's introduction, Council member Barnett questioned
if medical offices would be included in this office building.
He also questioned if Dr. Habeck had contacted Mrs. Comstock.
Larry Wright informed Council that the Doctor had originally
indicated to the Planning Division that he had contacted the
major majority of citizens in the area. The Planning
Commission requested that Doctor recontact some of the
neighbors and in testimony at the Planning Commission, that
was not accomplished. Council member Moore questioned why the
Planning Commission and staff concurred with Dr. Habeck's
request when the original request was for a planned
development of a low profile structure and now Dr. Habeck is
requesting a high profile structure of Which the neighbor's
oppose, and, secondly, the proposer was instructed to reconact
the people and he did not, indicating he has not complied on
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this request. Larry Wright expanded on the history and
background of Dr. Habeck's request. Council member Doty
questioned the status of the structure to date. Larry Wright
indicated construction had been completed as far as allowed
without the major modification. Thomas A. Dietzen, attorney
for Weeks, Dietzen & Skala, representing Dr. Habeck, provided
Council with historical background on the structure at 3502
Tieton Drive. Mr. Dietzen distributed pictures of other two
story medical office buildings located in the City. Mr.
Dietzen spoke in support for the major modification request.
George Sanford, 424 S. 35th Avenue, was present to speak in
apposition to the major modification. Mr. Sanford indicated
he owns the property located on the north side of Tieton Drive
and urged Council to use extreme caution When making their
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regardi th
ng e zoning and subsequent developments th
ents of the area.
Mr. Sanford indicated he had been approached two times by Dr.
Habeck with the petition and a model and plans of the
addition, showing the new roof top. Mr. Sanford indicated
that for those residents Who were hesitant to sign the
petition, Dr. Habeck indicated there were two alternatives he
could pursue; 1) Dr. Habeck could build apartments on the
property, or 2) Dr. Habeck mentioned bringing a suit against
the City. Mr. Sanford went on to say there were two Planning
Canmission hearings held. At the first hearing, the attitude
of the people seemed to be against the modification. At that
time, the Planning Canmission requested Dr. Habeck to contact
the neighbors to see if a compromise could be readied. Mr.
Sanford indicated this was not done. He informed Council that
the attitude of the people at the second hearing had dhanged
in favor of the modification. Mr. Sanford continued,
informing Council that this building would effect those people
nearest to the buil ding, Obstructing the view, reducing
privacy and adding congestion to the area. He suggested that
in view of the Doctor's reluctance to ccmpranise in any way,
not only should his request be denied, but the structure
should be restored to the original height before any
alterations were made. Mr. Dietzen clarified for Council that
Dr. Habeck did, in fact, try to compromise with the neighbors
in good faith and feels that the result of the petitions
should stand. There being no other citizens wishing to speak
to this issue, the public protion of the hearing was closed.
Council member Moore questioned Larry Wright if this building
would meet the off-street parking regulations without using
the nearby church parking lot. He also asked why the building
permit was issued before the approval was granted for the
structure. Larry Wright clarified the procedures that were
followed. City Attorney Andrews informed Council that since
the Council had questioned Larry Wright regarding the
development after the hearing had been formally closed, the
applicant is eligible for a rebuttal, if there is one. The
hearing was re-opened. Mayor Carmichael questioned if there
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this modification to is planned development. Dr. Habeck,
speaking in support of the major modification, clarified the
procedures he had followed regarding the request and
reiterated he had done so in good faith. There being no other
citizen wishing to speak to this issue, the public portion of
the hearing was closed. It was MOVED by Beaudhamp, seconded
by Moore to refer this item back to the Planning Commission.
City Attorney Andrews clarified for Council that by referring
this it back to the Planning Commission, Council has in a
preliminary way denied or not granted approval of this and
Council would be asking the Planning Canmission to review to
determine if there should be another hearing at that level.
Council member Beaudhamp expressed his desire to see the
parties involved meet and try to read h a compromise. Council
member Doty expressed her concern regarding a clarification of
the restrictions regarding 'protective convenants. City
Attorney Andrews clarified that the protective convenants, if
there are any, are subject to enforcement by a process that
does not include the City, therefore, it is a private matter
as opposed to a public zoning matter. The question was called
for a vote on the motion. Unanimously carried by voice vote.
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17. REPORT ON ALTERNATIVE DISPOSAL SITE - GREENWAY PROPOSAL (CONTINUED
FROM 11/23/82)
It was MOVED by Moore, seconded by Beauchamp to accept the
report. Unanimously carried by voice vote.
*18. CONSIDERATION OF - A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF A "PUBLIC
TRANSIT ENERGY ODNTINGENCY PLANNING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE WORKING
AGREEMENT."
RESOLUTION NO. D-4744, A RESOLUTION authorizing and directing
the City Manager and City Clerk of the City of Yakima to
execute a "Public Transit Energy Contingency Planning
Technical Assistance Working Agreement" with the Yakima Valley
Conference of Governments.
*19. APPROVAL OF FINAL CDNTRACT PAYMENT FOR BUS SITE SHELTER IMPROVEMENT
PROJECT
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The report fran the Director of Engineering and Utilities
dated December 7, 1982, with respect to the completion of the
work on the Bus Shelter Site Improvement project, performed by
Patterson Concrete Company was approved, the work accepted and
payment of the final estimates therein set forth was
authorized.
*20. AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN AMENDMENT OF A LOAN AGREEMENT WITH THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY
ORDINANCE NO. 2652, AN ORDINANCE of the City of Yakima, Wash-
ington amending Ordinance No. 2526 to increase the maximum
amount of a loan authorized therein frOm the State of
Washington, Department of Ecology; authorizing the execution
of amendments to the loan agreement; and declaring an
emergency.
*21. AN ORDINANCE REDUCING UTILITY TAX RATES FOR NATURAL GAS AND
TELEPHONE BUSINESSES TO CONFORM WITH PROVISIONS OF STATE LAW
ORDINANCE NO. 2653, AN ORDINANCE relating to licenses and
business regulationS; imposing occupation taxes 'On public
utilities and setting the rates of such taxes; amending
Section 5.50.050 A of the City of Yakima Municipal Code; and
declaring an emergency.
*22. AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING FUNDS TO THE EQUIPMENT RENTAL FUND.
(FIRST READING)
An ordinance appropriating funds for the Equipment Rental
Fund, having been read by title only at this meeting, was laid
on the table for one week or Until December 14, 1982.
23. OTHER BUSINESS
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Information Items
Items of information provided to Council were: Council
calendar for December, 1982; correspondence fran the Utility
Rate Advisory Board re: status of the water rate review.
11/30/82; notification of organizational 'meeting for the
Central Washington Health System Agency Yakima Sub Area
Advisory Council. 11/22/82; correspondence from J. S. "Bud"
Applegate re: proposed water rate increase. 11/22/82; letter
fran Freya Burgstaller resigning from the Human Relations
Commission. 11/23/82; letter fran Greta Atwood resigning fran
the Yakima Center Advisory Commission. 11/26/82; article from
the 11/30/82 Wail Street Journal, "Regan Hints to Mayors That
He'll Seek Renewal of U.S. Revenue Sharing in '83."; article
fran the 11/22/82 Nation's Cities Weekly, re: "Cities'
Response to NIC Survey Shows Dramatic Need for Revenue
Sharing."; memo fran City Attorney re: damage claim referred
to insurance company. 12/1/82; Fire Department Emergency
Activity Report for November, 1982; report of Code
Administration Office Activities for November, 1982; minutes
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of November 15, 1982 Utility Rate Advisory Board meeting;
minutes of November 10, 1982 Yakima Air Terminal Board
meeting; minutes of November 8 & 22, 1982 Parks & Recrei.ation
Commission meetings; announcement of Wood Stove Seminar
scheduled for December 15, 1982; and Legislative Bulletin No.
18, November 30, 1982.
24. ADJOURNMENT
., There being no further business to cane before the Council, it
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was MOVED by Beauchamp, seconded by More that this meeting be
adjourned at the hour of 6:25 p.m. Unanimously carried by
voice vote.
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