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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03/25/1980 Business Meeting MARCH 25, 1980 475 The City Council met in session on this date at 7:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, Yakima, Washington; Mayor Betty L. Edmondson pre- siding, Council members Henry Beauchamp, Lynn Buchanan, Lynn Carmichael, Shirley Doty and Don Hinman, and City Manager Zais and City Attorney Andrews present on roll call. The Invocation was given by Councilman Buchanan. Mayor Edmondson referred to the items placed on the Consent Agenda questioning whether there were any additions or deletions from either Council members or citizens present. Council member Doty requested that Item No. 32 be removed from the Consent Agenda. John Klingele, 1312 West Walnut, requested that Items No. 27 and 28, be added to the Consent Agenda. It was the general consensus of the Council that the deletion of Item No. 32 and the addition of Items No. 27 and 28, as requested, be made. The Deputy City Clerk then read the Consent Agenda items, includ- ing resolutions and ordinances by title. It was MOVED by Hinman, se- conded by Carmichael, that the Consent Agenda, as read, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. (Subsequent paragraphs preceded by an asterisk ( *) indicate items on the Consent Agenda to be handled under one motion without further discussion.) *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that the minutes of the January 30, 1980 and the `February 5, 1980 meetings, having been duly certified accurate by two Council members and no one present wishing to have said minutes read publicly, be approved: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael; Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. _ This_being the.time)fixed for the hearing on the rezone request filed by Gene P. Mayer for property located at 809 North Front Street, Mr. Pool, owner of property at 815 North Front Street, questioned what the reason is for the rezone. Larry Wright, Principal Planner, reported that that property is the last residential property in that area. He stated that off - street parking is needed in the same zone for the business. The public portion of the hearing being closed, it was MOVED by Beauchamp, seconded by Doty to'accept the Planning Commission's recommendation and rezone the property .from R -3 •to -1: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye vote. Mayor Edmondson proclaimed the week of March 23 through 29 as "Phil Mahre and Steve Mahre Week ". She also urged- the citizens to complete the census forms completely and accurately. Council member Doty expressed concern about the volume of material coming to her in her packet, and made some suggestions for - reducing it. Council member Buchanan suggested that it might be additional work for the staff to decide what to duplicate. Mayor Edmondson suggested that staff could put continued items in Council member's files in their office. - - . • - . . Mayor Edmondson announced that a certificate has been presented to the Council from.-the Christmas'Fes Committee. She also distributed certificates to the Police. Department.and Department from the Christmas Festival Committee. Council member_,Carmichael, Chairman of the Committee for Ap- pointments to the Parks Recreation Commission, reported that appli- cations were from Nick Hughes, Rod Sanchez, Robert Laird, Paul Schafer, Stan Jr., and-Don McGuinness.: She reported that there were two vacancies on the Commission and the Committee recommends that Stan Lochrie, Jr., and Don McGuinness be appointed. ;It .was. MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Buchanan to accept thei of the_Council Committee and make the appointments of Stan Lochrie, Jr., and, Don Mc- Guinness to the and Recreation Commission: carried; Beauchamp, 'Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson.•and Hinman voting aye by voice vote.- - Council member Doty, Chairman of the Council Committee for- Appointments to the Human Relations Commission, reported that applications were received from Rod Sanchez, Tony Trujillo, Bernal Baca, Dr. Stevenson, 476 MARCH 25, 1980 Mike Parsons, Nick Hughes and Bonnie Phillips. She reported that the Committee recommends the appointments of Bernal Baca for the term ex- piring 5/31/82, and Bonnie Phillips for the term expiring 5/31/80. It was MOVED by Carmichael, seconded by Hinman to accept the recommendation of the Council Committee and appoint Bernel Baca to fill the vacancy expiring 5/31/82 and Bonnie Phillips to fill the vacancy expiring 5/31/80, the Human Relations Commission: carried, Beauchamp, Bu- chanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye by voice vote. Mayor Edmondson, Chairman of the Council Committee for Appointments to the Library Board reported that applications were received from Darlene Lust, Virginia Gilbert, and Thomas Grahn. She reported that the Council Committee recommends the appointment of Darlene Lust. It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Buchanan to accept the recommendation of the Council Committee and appoint Darlene Lust to the Yakima Valley Regional Library Board: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye by voice vote. Mayor Edmondson reported that a letter of resignation has been received from Jim Tonkin, resigning from the Airport Advisory Commission. She suggested that Council might like to send a letter of regret and also request appointment to the Commission by Yakima County. It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Beauchamp to follow the Mayor's suggestions: car- ried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye by voice vote. Council members considered the Outside Utility Request filed by Mr. and Mrs. Roche and Mr. and Mrs. Siegel for property in the vicinity of North 40th Avenue between Fruitvale Boulevard and River Road. Ed Swanson, 709 South 59th Avenue, stated he owns property to the west of that property and spoke in favor of the Outside Utility Request. John Klingele, 1312 West Walnut, questioned if this item was referred to the Parks and Recreation Commission. He also questioned if the business would allow parking on their premises after business hours. Larry Wright, Principal Planner, stated that the property is not adjacent to the Park. He stated that the recommendation of the Planning Commission regarded the traffic problems and improvements that were going to be required from the developer prior to his being able to develop this type of use. Mr. Wright outlined the proposed shopping center, stating that this proposal is just a concept of what would be developed. The Planning Commission has requested that they be involved in a final review of the proposal. Jim Siegel, developer, displayed a site plan and described the proposed shopping center. He stated that staff analyzed the proposal and found the area to be compatible for a shopping center if the traffic can be handled. The County did not require any additional work for traffic, however, the City is requesting additional access. He requested that the request be approved subject to all the conditions and if we can't make any of these conditions, then we don't have approval. He requested that the final plan be brought to staff for approval, rather than the Planning Commission. He also requested that the requirement for side- walks be waived. He stated that there aren't any sidewalks in the area now and he would be willing to install them once sidewalks are in the area. He stated that if that requirement is waived, it will help them be able to afford the other requirements initially. Mr. Wright stated II/ that the Planning Commission was concerned with the drive-in facility. He stated that the Planning Commission expressed a desire for an infor- mal hearing, without getting into full review. Mayor Edmondson pointed out that the Planning Commission made a definite motion that they be provided with a detailed site plan before the connection is allowed. Mr. Wright stated that even if staff makes a review of the site plan, they would still have the Planning Commission see it. He stated that he would not want the responsibility of approving any major changes from the preliminary site plan. Following discussion, it was MOVED by Beau- champ, seconded by Hinman to grant the go ahead for the development of this project provided the developer conforms to the appropriate City codes and conditions which have been described here tonight and imposed and that the sidewalk issue be delayed until a time that the City so requests and the staff will do the final site plan review: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye by voice vote. **Inadvertently omitted: and also be appointed for the next term, to expire 5/31/84, MARCH 25, 1980 477 *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that theRight-of-Way Use Permit. requested by Yakima School District No, 7 for property ad-. jacentcto Nob Hill Elementary School, be approved: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan;Carmichaei, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that Resolution No. D-4224, authorizing the execution of an easement deed to Yakima County in connection with the installation of the Fairview-Sumac Sewer, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. • • RESOLUTION NO. D-4224, A RESOLUTION authorizing and directing the City Manager and City Clerk of the City of Yakima to execute an Easement Deed to Yakima County. *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that Resolution No. D-4225, authorizing payment of $110.00 to Wendy A. Colliander in settle- ment of a claim for damages when the City sewer line clogged and backed up into her residence, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Car- michael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on ,roll call. • RESOLUTION,NO. D-4225,, A RESOLUTION authorizing the payment of $110.00 to Wendy A. Colliander in settlement. of, a claim for damages filed with the City of Yakima. *It was MOVED.by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that Resolution No. D-4226, authorizing .payment of $35.40 to Derwin L. Pryor in settlement of a for damages by the,City sewer line backing up into his residence, 'be passed:. carried,, Beauchamp, Doty, Edmondson-and Hinman voting aye an roll call. , RESOLUTION NO. D-4226, A -RESOLUTION authorizing payment of $35.40 to Derwin L. Pryor in settlement of a•claim for damages'with the City of Yakima. *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded :by Carmichael that the notice of proposed amendments to Rules of Procedure of Yakima City Council, be Accepted: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. . • *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that April 22, 1980, be set as the time of hearing for the final assessment roll for L.I.D. No. 1022, Prospect Park Paving- District: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. *It iwas MOVEDIby Einman,iseconded by Carmichael that the out-of-state travel request fox Glen Perkins, Public Works Department,, to attend the Pacific Northwest Section American Waterworks Association Conference in Vancouver, B.C. at .a cost of-$244.00, be approved: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. . *It:was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that the out-of-state - travel request for Eardy Aaree, Airport Manager, to Eugene,,Oregon to attend the Spring Airport Managers Northwest Chapter, Conference at a cost of $274.00, be approved: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty0Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. • *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded- by Carmichael that the reports of the City Treasurer dated January 31. and February 29, 1980, regarding the investments of the City of Yakima, be accepted and approved: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael,( Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. Mayor Edmondson reported that she has received a letter from Les McNary, Yakima Center, stating that he is in concurrence that the left hand turn at 9th Street and Yakima Avenue is needed. It was MOVED by Beauchamp, seconded by Hinman to approve this recommendation with the condition of parking provisions, and proceed with the project. Jetsen Cheshire, owner- of property on the south side of Yakima Avenue stated that the left hand turn Will not solve the traffic problem at that intersection 4.41:78 MARCH 25, 1980 and recommended a traffic light be installed. Ted Roy, representing Mr. Durbin and Mr. Coty, property owners in that area, objected to the loss of the parking on the south side of Yakima Avenue. He stated that the north side could be widened to the west to gain the property for the left hand turn lane. He stated his clients do not feel it is fair to give up their parking after they have already given up their two-way traffic pattern on their street. He stated that the sidewalk in front of the Holiday Inn doesn't go anywhere and could be utilized. Dennis Covell, City Engineer, stated that from 9th Street towards the freeway, the access is controlled by the State. The State will not agree to provide a left hand channelization lane. He stated that a lot of the businesses have parking in the rear or parking capability. He recom- mended going with the left hand turn lane to see how it would work. It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that we table this until staff comes back, and ask staff to come back with a report considering Mr. Roy's request considering taking space from the north side of the 11/ street: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye by voice vote. Regarding the report from the Director of Parks and Recreation on the off-season maintenance of parks, it was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Beauchamp to accept the report that was filed in the Council packet and have no further discussion: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye by voice vote. Referring to the report regarding 1979 Year End Expenditures/Revenues, Final Fund Balances, Art Zerbach, Director of Finance and Budget, re- viewed the exhibits. He recommended that $30,000 of the $47,006 unan- ticipated balance in the Street Fund be used in the purchase of snow removal equipment rather than use FRS funds as previously authorized. He recommended that the balance remain in the Street Fund because it is going to take $17,000 to keep the Sealcoat Program on its 7 year cycle. He also recommended that $31,674 should be transferred from the unan- ticipated balance within the General Fund to the Parks and Recreation Fund, to cover shortages of funds not collected for Sales Tax. He reported that the total reserve is a little over 4% of our general expenditures. He recommended that some of this money be reserved in case revenues do not come in as estimated. It was MOVED by Buchanan, seconded by Carmichael to approve the report and recommendations as presented by staff re General Government Fund Balance: carried, Beau- champ, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye by voice vote. Council members discussed the funding alternatives regarding the award of the YPPA arbitration. Councilman Buchanan stated he would like to postpone the filling of the two Police positions for right now. Mike Welton, representing the Police Patrolmen's Association, urged Council to use Contingency Funds to pay for this and not delay in hiring any new Police Officers or eliminate one position. He spoke about the shortages of Officers and the need for overtime to cover when an Officer is sick or off work for other reasons. It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael to make the special appropriation so the two additional Police Officers can be hired right away and the money be allocated from the Contingency Fund to make up the difference on the award: carried, II/ Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye by voice vote. *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that Ordinance No. 2383, amending the Municipal Code relating to the Compensation Plan for Police Officers and Sergeants, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Car- michael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. ORDINANCE NO. 2383, AN ORDINANCE relating to City personnel; adopting a classification plan and a compensation plan for City employees; amending Section 2.20.110 of the City of Yakima Municipal Code and declaring an emergency. *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that Ordinance No. 2384, amending the Municipal Code relating to the longevity plan for Police Officers and Sergeants, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Car- michael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. MARCH 25, 1980 479 ORDINANCE NO. 2384, AN ORDINANCE relating. -to personnel; adopting a longevity plan for certain City employees; amending Subsection 2.24.010 B and repealing 'Subsection 2.24.010 A 2, alliof the City of Yakima Municipal Code. *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that•Ordinance No. 2385, amending the boundary of L.I.D. No. 1024, 47th Avenue and Modesto Way, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. • ORDINANCE NO. 2385, AN ORDINANCE amending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 2278, entitled "An Ordinance providing for the improvement of certain property by constructing the necessary main, fire hydrants, valves and other appurtenances for the purpose of supplying water for domestic use and fire protection; establishing a Local Improvement District, pro- viding for the method of payment thereof, and creating a special fund," passed by the City Council on April 2, 1979. *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that Ordinance No. 2386, fixing the time of delinquency and, providing for the issuance of install ment noteslfor payment of L.I.D. No. 1023, 43rd andAller Sewer Dis- trict, .be 'passed:• carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan ;: Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman .voting .aye: on :roll. >call,.. , ORDINANCE NO. 2386, AN ORDINANCE fixing the time of delinquency of installments and assessments levied for the payment of the cost of the improvements in Local Improvement District No. 1023, and providing for the. issuance of Local Improvement District Installment Notes for the payment of the unpaid portion thereof. Mayor Edmondson stated that there was a hearing on the final assessment roll of L.I.D. No. 1028, and Council closed the, hearing but continued the item for•additional information. She also reported that Mr•. Rosen - kranz•has been out of the.country, and -would like to speak to this issue. She stated that Council has received copies of the letter Mr. Rosenkranz delivered to the City Clerk's Office. Dennis Covell, City Engineer, stated that there were some unanswered questions. about the L.I.D. One was asked questioning if there is adequate right -of -way to build a sidewalk on the west side of the street. Mr. Covell reported that there is, however, there will have to be modifications made to accommodate one section by moving out a telephone pedestal and reshaping of the corner. The second question was why the street was stopped about 10 feet short of the Rosenkranz property. He reported. that the north end, the road was extended within two feet of the right of way to accommodate existing driveways and if that was not necessary that side would have been cut off at 10 feet also. He stated that because of the money market he understands •that, the Glascam project had slowed down. Mr. Rosenkranz, 106 North 45th Avenue, stated that he would like to see that sidewalk installed to keep the people out of his orchard. He ,objected to being assessed on all of this property, stating that he should only be asses- sed on the 24 that abutts on the north side and 24 foot that abutts on the street on the south side.. .Mr.. Covell stated that Mr. Rosenkranz enjoys .double access•to his property.. Chris Perks, Office Engineer, gave some history on the district, stating that, Mr. Rosenkranz's pro- perty is not different from other property owners in the City that have short frontage,on cul -de -sacs and•pays the same assessment as the other properties. It was MOVED by Beauchamp, 'seconded by Carmichael that Ordinance No. .2387, confirming the .final assessment roll for L.I.D. No. 1028; 46th Avenue Paving District, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. • ORDINANCE NO. 2387, AN ORDINANCE confirming the assessment roll covering Local Improvement District No. 1028, as created. and established by Ordinance No. 2293, of the ordinances of the City of Yakima. An Ordinance amending the 1980 Budget and. appropriating various - amounts of money for unpaid purchase orders encumbered in 1979, having been read by title only previously, it was-MOVED by Hinman, seconded,by Doty that Ordinance No. 2388, amending the 1980 budget and appropriating various amounts of money for unpaid purchase. orders encumbered in 1979, be passed. Art Zerbach, Director of Finance and Budget, responded to a 480 MARCH 25, 1980 question asked previously, stating that the item marked "cancelled" should have read "storm windows". He stated that the appropriation for these items terminate at the end of the appropriate year and could not pay them until the bills have been received. The question was called for the vote on the motion: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. • ORDINANCE NO. 2388, AN ORDINANCE amending the 1980 budget for the City of Yakima; and appropriating various amounts of money to various ac- counts all as appropriations for the 1980 City of Yakima budget. *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Buchanan that an ordinance amending the 1980 budget appropriating and. transferring money to provide payment of- arbitration expenses, having been read by title only at this meeting, was laid on the table for two weeks or until Tuesday, April 8, 1980: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. II/ *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that an ordinance amend- ing the 1980, budget and appropriating money for vardous-purposes as authorized by Council, having been read by title only at,this meeting, was laid on the table for two weeks or until Tuesday„-April 8,' 1980:' carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, ,Edmondson- and Hinman voting aye on roll call. *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that Ordinance No. 2389, changing the name of the Bicentennial Pavilion Construction Fund; and creating the Capitol Theatre Operating Fund, be passed: carried, Beau- champ, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. ORDINANCE NO. 2389, AN ORDINANCE relating to funds and accounts; chang- ing the name of the Bicentennial Pavilion Construction Fund to the Capital Improvement Fund for Convention Center and Performing Arts Center Facilities; designating sources of funds therefore, regulating expenditures therefrom; creating the Capitol Theatre Operating Fund; designating sources of revenue therefore, and regulating the expendi- tures therefrom; and amending Sections 3.93.040, 3.98.010, 3.98.020, and 3.98.030, and enacting Section 3.98.040 as anew section, all of the City of Yakima Municipal Code. It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that Ordinance No. 2390, designating purposes for expenditures from the Tourist Promotion Fund, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. ORDINANCE NO. 2390, AN ORDINANCE relating to funds and accounts; desig- nating purposes for expenditures from the Tourist Promotion Fund; and amending Section 3.94.020 of the City of Yakima Municipal Code. An ordinance amending the 1980 budget, appropriating and transferring money related to the Capitol Theatre funds, having been read by title only at this meeting, was laid on the table for two weeks or until Tuesday, April 8, 1980. II/ *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that Ordinance No. 2391, accepting the recommendation of the Planning Commission and rezoning property in the vicinity of South 18th Avenue and Greenway, as requested by James Olson, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. ORDINANCE NO. 2391, AN ORDINANCE accepting the recommendation of the Planning Commission and rezoning property in the vicinity of South 18th Avenue and Greenway in the City of Yakima, Washington, from R-2 Two-Fam- ily Zone to Planned Development Zone. *It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Carmichael that Ordinance No. 2392, accepting the recommendation of the Planning Commission and rezoning property at 902 South 36th Avenue, as requested by Ron Knight, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye on roll call. MARCH 25, 1980 481 ORDINANCE NO. 2392,, AN ORDINANCE accepting the recommendation of the Planning Commission and rezoning property at 902 South 36th Avenue in the City of Yakima, Washington, from R -2 Two- Family Zone, to Planned Development Zone. Referring to the proposed ordinance adopting a schedule of filing fees for various City zoning and other land use and development functions, Council member Doty expressed concern that the City should retain as many options as they can. She stated that the negotiations have not progressed regarding the Fairview -Sumac Sewer Project, and perhaps the City may need something to bring into negotiations. Councilman Hinman suggested that if a lot of residents sign up at once, the City may be able to lower their connection charge. Councilman Hinman expressed concern about having a $50.00 fee charged over a 10 year period. It was MOVED by Buchanan, seconded by Beauchamp that the Ordinance . adopting a schedule of filing fees for various City zoning and other land use development functions, be passed. Following discussion, it was MOVED by Beauchamp, seconded by Doty to table this ordinance until we get a further feeling on when we ought to pass it, based on the feelings of the residents: carried, Beauchamp, Carmichael, Doty, and Hinman voting aye by voice vote. Buchanan and Edmondson voting nay. Councilman Hinman requested staff to contact the County for a status report. Mayor Edmondson ,reported that an answer has been received from Hughes Airwest in response to the objections of the City and Chamber of Com- merce regarding the termination of air service, indicating they do not agree with us and giving us 60 days notice of suspension of service, effective May 1, 1980. Items of information supplied to Council were: letter to Dr. Bernadina Denning, re City of Yakima's 1979 Annual Hiring and Promotion Report; news release re 1980 Spring Clean -Up, April 1 through April 30, 1980; brochure on Spring 1980 Policy- Development Workshop Series; letter of resignation from James E. Tonkin from Yakima Airport Advisory Committee, 3/18/80; letter from President of Yakima Greater Chamber of Commerce in response to Hughes Airwest Corporation 60 day notice to suspend service, 3/13/80; memo from Chief LaRue re Juvenile Crime /Training, 3/17/80; Monthly Report for Chief of Police of February, 1980; minutes of the March 19, 1980, Yakima Center Advisory Commission. There being no further business to come before the Council, it was MOVED by Buchanan, seconded by Hinman that this meeting be adjourned at the hour of 10:15 P.M.: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Carmichael, Doty, Edmondson and Hinman voting aye by voice vote. READ AND CERTIFIED ACCURATE BY `. DATEI5 C VP& P T -44-- C � ' '1 . f1 /� ) FATE ATTEST: .9,,_L,,, ' AO CITY CL,' YOR