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CITY OF YAKIMA, W1ASHINGTON
JANUARY 8, 1991
STUDY SESSION/BUSINESS'MEETING
1. ROLL CALL
The _City Council met in session on this date at 2:00 P.M. in the
. Council Chambers of City Hall, Yakima, Washington. Mayor Pat
Berndt, presiding, Council members Clarence Barnett, Henry
Beauchamp,' Lynn Buchanan, Skip Semon and Bernard Sims- present on
roll call. Council member George Pechtel, previously attending a
Task Force meeting in Olympia, present after 2:20 P.M. City
Manager Zais, previously attending Task Force meeting in Olympia,
present after 2:50 P.M., replacing Assistant City Manager Stouder.
City Attorney Vanek, City Clerk Roberts and Deputy City Clerk
Lovell also present.
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Council member Barnett.
3. OPEN DISCUSSION FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER
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Mayor Berndt reminded Council that today's meeting is being video
recorded, and will be televised on Channel 36 this evening.
Live broadcast of the meetings will begin next week, after
technical problems have been corrected.' _
Lon Wyrick, representing the Yakima Valley Conference of
;'Governments, presented Council member Barnett with an award
- recognizing his outstanding 'service as .a member of the .group's
executive board for the past seven years. ,.r
Council member Barnett referred to the 1991 EMS Levy Revenue
Distribution Report, and requested additional information to
indicate the revenue generated by each Fire Department and
District. This information can be used to compare revenue with
distribution, to determine operating expenses and reserves.
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,4:, . ' CONSENT ' , r r , . ,., ,, T .
Mayor Berndt referred to the items on'the Consent Agenda,
questioning whether there were any additions or deletions from
either Council members or citizens present. There being none, the
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City Clerk then read the Consent Agenda items, including
resolutions and ordinances by title. It' was MOVED BY SIMS,
,SECONDED BY BUCHANAN, THAT THE CONSENT AGENDA, AS READ, BE PASSED.
The motion carried by unanimous roll call vote. Pechtel absent.
(Subsequent paragraphs preceded by an asterisk ( *) indicate items
.on -.the Consent Agenda handled•- 'under one motion without further
discussion.)
*5. APPROVAL" OF MINUTES OF THE NOVEMBER' 26, ADJOURNED MEETING AND
DECEMBER 4,-1990 BUDGET REVIEW`AND'REGULAR COUNCIL MEETINGS
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The Council minutes November 26, 1990 Adjourned and December 4,
1990 Budget Review and Regular Council meetings were approved,
having been duly accurate two Council members, and no
one present wishing to have said minutes read publicly.
6. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
Mayor Berndt read a proclamation designating January, 1991 as
National Blood Donor Month, and encouraged citizens to support the
needs of the Yakima Valley through the local Red Cross Blood
Center. Judy Kehl accepted the award, and urged citizens to become
involved as the Red Cross prepares for Operation Desert Shield.
7. REPORT FROM CITY CLERK ON VACANCIES /TERM EXPIRATIONS ON CITY BOARDS
AND COMMISSIONS
Committees of the Council -
Mayor Berndt asked if any changes are requested on Council
Committees. She asked Council member Beauchamp if he will continue
to serve on the Board of Health, and he agreed to the request.
Council member Semon volunteered to serve on the Emergency Medical
Services Advisory Council Executive Board in place of Mayor Berndt.
Council member Barnett requested that staff investigate the status
of the Local Emergency Planning Commission and its Executive Board,
as he has never had any communication from the agency. Council
member Sims stated that Council member Pechtel has agreed to serve
as representative to the Yakima Greenway Foundation, with Mr. Sims
serving as alternate. Council member Buchanan asked the City Clerk
to update the meeting schedule to show that the Yakima Air Terminal
Board is now meeting monthly. It was MOVED BY`- SIMS,'SECONDED BY
BEAUCHAMP, TO'REAPPOINT CIARENCE "BARNE°IT AND .PECHTEL TO THE
JOINT BOARD FOR URBAN 'PLANNING. The motion carried by unanimous
voice vote. Pechtel absent.
Boards and Commissions
Council member Sims stated that the Housing Authority Council
Appointment Committee interviewed five candidates for vacant
positions. It was MOVED BY SIMS, SECONDED BY BEAUCHAMP, TO APPOINT
MICHAEL DELGADO TO FILL THE UNEXPIRED TERM OF BRUCE MOORER,
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY; - ' AND TO APPOINT GAYLE EHLER 10 A5-YEAR TERM
ON THE HOUSING - AUTHORITY, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 31, 1991. For
consideration, `Council member Sims stated that Michael Delgado is
the Clinical Administrator at the Farm Workers Clinic with a
background housing authority from previous employment, and has
- worked on the Governor's Task Force for Homelessness. Gayle Ehler
< is a :local banker with over' 10' years of banking The
Housing Authority Director, Jim Adamski, has indicated a preference
for Board members from the banking, construction and architecture
fields. The question" was called for a vote on the motion. The
motion carried by unanimous voice vote. Pechtel absent.
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It was MOVED BY BUCHANAN, SECONDED BY BEAUCHAMP, 10 APPOINT BOB
DE OOOYER ZO - TIM COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING ADVISORY ' COMMITTEE,
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 31, 1991. The motion carried by unanimous voice
vote. Pechtel absent.
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It was MOVED BY SIMS, SECONDED BY BUCHANAN, TO REAPPOINT JESSE COX
TO THE POLICE AND FIRE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION FORA SIX YEAR
. TERM. The motion carried by unanimous voice vote. Pechtel absent.
It.,..was MOVED., BY. SIMS, SECONDED BY BARNETT, TO ' APPOINT SHERM
LOSEE TO REPLACE GUY SHINN ON THE UTILITY RATE ADVISORY BOARD AS
THE BANKING REPRESENTATIVE; AND TO APPOINT DENNIS WHITCHER AS THE
ENGINEERING REPRESENTATIVE. The motion carried by unanimous voice
vote. Pechtel absent.
It was MOVED BY SEMON, SECONDED BY SIMS, TO .REAPPOINT LEE SEMON,
JR., HERBERT' HILL, JOE MORRIER, BILL IBACH, JOHN WELLE, PAT GILMORE
AND ROBERTA MC DONNELL TO THE DOWNTOWN AREA REDEVELOPMENT
. • COMMITTEE; AND TO' APPOINT VAL FINLAYSON AS THE UTILITY
REPRESENTATIVE. The motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
Pechtel absent.
- Referring to the staff recommendation, Council member Beauchamp
preferred that Pat Brown continue as an At- Large - representative to
the Community Development, Advisory, Committee, rather than be
reassigned as the Southeast Area representative. Mr. Beauchamp
suggested selection of a minority individual to fill the Southeast
Area position vacancy. (Council member Pechtel present after 2:20
P.M.) Mr. Beauchamp noted that a majority of the current Committee
members live outside of the Community Development area, and he
would like to see better representation by area residents. Mayor
Berndt suggested that the Council committee meet with Dixie Kracht
to review applications,. and make a recommendation'to Council.
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• ,,. It..was,MOVED BY BARNETT,"SECONDED BY BUCHANAN, TO - REAPPOINT DEBORAH
PATTERSON: TO THE.REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION., The'motion carried
• by unanimous.. voice .vote. _. '
8. PRESENTATION FROM THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ON EMS DISPATCH
Fire Chief Beeson presented information regarding a new EMS
Dispatch system, which the Fire Department hopes to implement in
the near future. Emergency medical services have become the
. dominant service provided by the Fire 'Department, and the proposed
system will enhance their ability to serve the public'. Chief
Beeson explained the proposed three phase system,'.and stated. that
current personnel have already been trained and certified. Chief
Beeson introduced Battalion Chief Dave Bachmann and Dispatch
Supervisor Dave Harris, who explained some of the technical aspects
of the EMS Dispatch system. A major benefit will be the ability to
assess the severity of each situation and reduce the number of
II/ apparatus sent on calls that are not life threatening. A brief
_ video was shown to illustrate the proposed system. (City Manager
Zais present after 2:50 P:M.) Staff recommends. formalization of an
• agreement between the Fire .Department and Medical 'Priority
Consultants, Inc. in order to implement this new system: Chief
• Beeson reported that the Legal staff has reviewed the document, and
raised some liability concerns.
Council member Barnett was concerned about adequate medical
training, to ensure that symptoms are not misdiagnosed. Mr. Harris
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reviewed the protocol procedure, and explained the operation in
greater, detail. ,Council.member- Barnett,asked how.this system will
coordinate: .with' .911. Chief,. Beeson' explained„ that the same
protocols will be used and more dispatchers will be available when
911 is operational. Chief Beeson emphasized that the Department
. will , ; always respond to a call- ,if. there is any. ; doubt about the
;, severity of the situation. It was MOVED.BY BUCHANAN,_ SECONDED BY
PECHTEL,. 10 ACCEPT.THE REPORT. Council member Barnett asked for
comment on .the concerns raised' .by.. the Legal.Department. City
Attorney Vanek stated that staff was concerned because Medical
Priority Consultants, Inc. provides no warranty for the `validity of
the. information on the protocol cards. In,the.event of a lawsuit,
the City., . would accept sole liability, ' and, . the ,seller . of the
�. information. would' not be involved. ,The. "seller r . is .unwilling to
modify the. agreement,,- but urged the .city. to have local physicians
regularly review the information to confirm its. validity._ Chief
Beeson stated that the company is able to keep program costs low
since they do not accept liability. The one time fee for the City
to buy the system is $400. The question was called for a vote on
the motion. The. motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
BUSINESS MEETING
9. RECONSIDERATION .OF 'CONSULTANT SERVICES FOR FEASIBILITY_STUDY OF
EXPANDING THE YAKIMA CENTER
Glenn Rice, Director of Community and Economic Development, stated
that this item was removed from the October 9, 1990 Agenda at the
request of an absent Council member. Additional material
concerning Convention Center activities and loss of revenue has
.been . with this,request.for reconsideration. It was MOVED
BY BUCHANAN,' - SECONDED :BY` SIMS,`° Z0 AUTHORIZE ,THE' BUDGETED :REQUEST TO
ENGAGE IN PHASE IT OF THE STUDY: It was'MOVED BY"BARNErT TO AMEND
THE MOTION' PO INCLUDE `DISCUSSION 'OF A SOURCE - OF 'FUNDING. Council
member Semon suggested that it is premature.to consider financing
before the consultant decides if an expansion is necessary. The
motion died for lack of a second. Council member Pechtel suggested
that Council pursue a comment made by County Commissioner . Klarich
that the County Commissioners are considering utilizing booking
services of the Visitors and Convention Bureau for the SunDome.
City Manager Zais added. that the City should encourage interaction
between the County Commissioners and the V & C to foster better
communication on booking and planning for the use of joint
facilities. Council member Barnett asked if Question #1 was
intended to answer if there is sufficient market to support both
expansion of the Center and the Associated Meeting Facility at the
SunDome. Mr. Rice gave a negative reply, and stated that this
question is limited to the Center expansion. Mr. Barnett felt that
questions related to the total market need to be answered before
any expansion is contemplated. The question was called for a vote
on the motion. The motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
Council member Barnett expressed hope that staff will return with
alternative funding sources after the preliminary estimate of
probable cost of expansion is determined.
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*10. CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE TRANSFERRING FRANCHISE FROM PACIFIC
NORTHWEST BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY TO U.S. WEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
ORDINANCE NO. 3328, AN ORDINANCE consenting to the transfer of the
franchise granted by Yakima Ordinance No. 2444 to Pacific Northwest
_ Bell, Company Telephoneompany to said company's successor in interest,
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. U.SWEST,Communications, Inc.
*11. CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE .CLASSIFICATION AND
COMPENSATION PLAN FOR THE SUPERVISING TRAFFIC ENGINEER AND
LIFEGUARD /INSTRUCTOR POSITIONS ..
ORDINANCE NO. 3329, AN ORDINANCE relating to City personnel;
adopting. a classification and compensation plan for City employees
: to.be effective February 10, 1991; amending Subsections 2.20.100 A,
2.20.100 C; 2.20.110 A, and Subsection 2..20.110 F, all of the City
• of Yakima. Municipal Code. ,
*12. SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 1990 BUDGET AND
APPROPRIATING FUNDS IN THE EQUIPMENT RENTAL'BUDGET TO COVER FUEL
COST INCREASES
An Ordinance amending the 1990 Budget and appropriating funds into
the Equipment Rental Budget to cover increased fuel costs, having
, .been . read by title only at the December 18, 1990 meeting, was
"brought before the .Council for a second reading.
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ORDINANCE NO. 3330, AN ORDINANCE amending .the 1990 budget for the
City. of Yakima; and making an appropriation of $50,000 in the
Equipment Rental Fund for expenditure during 1990 to provide for
the increase in the cost of fuel. - -- -- -
*13. SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 1990 BUDGET AND
APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR PURCHASE OF PLANNING DIVISION COMPUTER
-- EQUIPMENT
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. An Ordinance amending the 1990 Budget and appropriating funds for
. the'purdhase of Planning Division computer equipment, having been
.read' by title Only at the December 18, 1990 meeting, was brought •
before the Council for a second reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 3331, AN ORDINANCE amending the 1990 budget for the
_ _, ....City,, ., of ,Yakima; and making an, appropriation .of $12,568 in the
General Fund ,for expenditure during -1990 for the purchase of
- "computer,, equipment, for the Planning Division._ . _ .
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*14. , SECOND "READING OF "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 1990 BUDGET AND
APPROPRIATING FUNDS INTO THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION FUND'
An Ordinance amending the 1990 Budget and appropriating funds into
the Workers' Compensation Fund, having been read by title only at
the December 18, 1990 meeting, was brought before the Council for a
second reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 3332, AN ORDINANCE amending the 1990 budget for the
City of Yakima; making an appropriation of $18,000 in the Workers'
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Compensation Reserve fund for expenditure during 1990 for Workers'
Compensation Claims.
15. OTHER BUSINESS • • .- •
Council member Pechtel and City Manager Zais commented on their
testimony earlier today before the Task Force on City /County
Finances. .Council member Pechtel stated that Yakima ,County has
agreed to join the City in seeking the .01% local option sales tax.
Information Items:
Items of information supplied to Counci`1 were: Memo from City
Manager regarding Chamber of Commerce Legislative Priorities for
1991;: Letters from U.S. Bank to Glenn Rice and Fred '"Stouder
expressing appreciation to them for - their ° participation, in the
Leadership Yakima "City /County Government" session.. 12/21 and
12/20/90; Reports from Personnel Division regarding hiring and
vacancy status as of December 6,.1990; Monthly Report from the
Legal Department for November 1990; Monthly Report from the
Permit Center for December 1990; Agenda for January 3, 1990 Civil
Service Commission meeting and minutes of its December 6, 1990
meeting; . Agenda for the December 13, 1990 Yakima Air Terminal
Board meeting and minutes of .its November 15, 1990 meeting,
including November 30, 1990 Budget Report; Minutes of , the
December 6, 1990 Downtown Area Redevelopment Committee meeting;
Article from the APWA Washington ,Chapter- Newsletter - ,Fall, 1990,
"Yakima Comprehensive Plan "; and Articles ° from: 'The December 28,
1990 P-I Olympia Bureau, "Gardner Submits Astute Budget "; December
14, 1990 The New York Times, "Negotiators Try to Save a Plan to
Combat Crime "; December 18, 1990 The New York Times, "Drug Related
Felony Convictions Increase by 69% in State Courts "; December 20,
1990 The New York Times, "Bush Hails Decline in Drug, Abuse But
Critics Say Survey is Flawed "; December 15, 1990 The Atlanta
Journal and Constitution, "Drug Treatment Could Cut Crime ";
December 14, 1990, "New Jersey Court Says Towns May Charge Builders
for Low..-Cost Housing "; December 23, 1990, "2% of G.N.P. Spent by
U.S. on Cleanup "; and December 1, 1990 The "Economist, "American
Survey - Racial Politics --The Lash Back ".
16. EXECUTIVE SESSION
It was MOVED .BY BUCHANAN SECONDED IIT'SIMS, TO M VE -INTO EXECUTIVE
SESSION FOR THETURPOSE"OF DISCUSSING "....PECTIVE LITIGATION, WITH
IMMEDIATE 'ADJOURNMENT THEREAFTER - ZO .. JANUARY 115, 1991 `AT` 7:15 A.M.
FOR INFORMAL DISCUSSION IN"THE CITY MANAGER'S CONFERENCE ROOM. The
motion carried by unanimous voice vote.
17. ADJOURNMENT
Following completion of the Executive Session, the meeting was
adjourned at the hour of 4:15 P.M.
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ADJOURNED MEETING
JANUARY 15, 1991
The City Council met in session on this date at 7:15 A.M. in the City
Manager's Conference Room at City Hall, Yakima, Washington. Mayor Pat
Berndt presiding, Council members Clarence Barnett, Lynn Buchanan, Skip
Semon and Bernard Sims present. Council members Henry Beauchamp and
George Pechtel absent. Staff members present were City Manager Zais,
Assistant City Manager Stouder, Police Chief _Green, and City Clerk
Roberts. Also present was Greg Gifford, Target Advertising
representative.
1. INFORMAL DISCUSSION AMONG COUNCIL MEMBERS
Mr. Gifford commented - that the Downtown Area Redevelopment
Committee (DARC) asked for a proposal for their Downtown
Development Group to promote Yakima throughout the Northwest.
Target came up with the slogan, "Yakima - Washington's Best
Neighborhood ". The design he displayed will appear on posters,
buttons and refuse bags and be used in advertisements for
television, magazines and newspapers. There was some thought at
the DARC meeting that if the City likes the logo that perhaps it
could be put on its refuse trucks. He stated that the apple in the
design could be replaced by any fruit, depending on the market
being targeted, however, the apple is the main theme. He responded
to Council's questions regarding this campaign. Mr. Gifford
reported this concept has been shown to Dowty Aerospace, Tree Top,
Trail Wagons, and SnoKist, without any negative feedback, until
Council's criticism today about the shape of the apple. Council
member Semon, liaison for DARC, commented that Council approval is
not required for DARC to proceed with this program. Mayor Berndt
thanked Mr. Gifford for sharing this information with the Council.
Mayor Berndt requested Council members to advise the City Clerk of
any changes to the letters drafted to be sent to committee members
regarding appointments.
City Manager Zais referred to a list of special meetings
tentatively scheduled in consultation with Mayor Berndt and
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Debbie Moore, secretary. This list contains the scheduled special
monthly meetings, however, will be subject to change and
modifications. Discussing the Community Outreach meetings, Council
member Semon recommended that Council listen to the special
interest group's comments on their interests. City Manager Zais
reviewed the meetings listed on the schedule, suggesting the TV
Forums be changed to once a month. Mayor Berndt commented that the
AVE meeting was not included and it may conflict with another
meeting on this list for February 20th. Council member Buchanan
noted that the Council Transit Committee meetings are not on this
list. Council members Barnett and Buchanan asked that at least one
of the Tuesday luncheon meetings in the month be moved to another
day of the week; Monday or Wednesday. Mayor Berndt suggested that
if there are two Tuesday luncheons in the month, then perhaps a
third luncheon meeting involving Council member Buchanan can be
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scheduled for another day of the, week. To prepare for the City
Manager's performance evaluation, which has been tentatively
scheduled, Council member Sims requested a report on the growth of
the City budget over the last five years. City Manager Zais asked
Council if they would be interested in a one day retreat. It was
the general consensus of the Council to ask Jay Grandy if he would
be the moderator" at the retreat to review the City's strategies.
Council members discussed the location of the retreat, which was
suggested to take place on a Saturday. Three Creeks Lodge was
suggested as a location. City Manager Zais asked Council members
to check their calendars and let, him know later in the day what
date is.good for them.
Council member, Buchanan asked if staff will be ready in March for
information on the irrigation issue. He stated a { legal ,opinion
needs to be ready by then on whether the Bond can be supported
City -wide.
Council member Buchanan asked if, any Council members plan to
attend the National League of Cities Conference in Washington, D.C.
in March. He stated he would like to go, and he would like at
least one other Council member to attend. Council member Barnett
stated he would think about attending that Conference.
Mayor Berndt distributed information that Bob Bounds gave her to
assist her in the community outreach program meetings: Chief Green
distributed information regarding an Alternative Proposal to the
law and justice facility request, dated 1/15/91. One proposal is
for a 42,500 sq. ft. facility to accommodate police, the Legal
Department, with minimal short -term holding cells. Option 2 adds
10,000 sq. ft., which would accommodate 50 additional misdemeanor
offenders; a total of 52,500 sq. ft. Chief Green stated the
Police Department currently has about 12,500 sq. ft. and the Legal
Department has 3,500 sq. ft. He stated that Option 2 adds 50 beds
to Option 1, and is the preferred ice. Council member Buchanan
cautioned staff that they will get quite a lot of resistance from
the northeast residents if staff considers using the Miller Park
site for this facility. Council member Semon asked if there is
anyone in private business providing this type of service. Chief
Green stated there were a number of facilities like that but the
tax laws changed so there aren't that many. Council member Pechtel
expressed doubt about the amount of money budgeted for purchase of
the facility. City Manager Zais stated the purpose of this was to
help design an alternative proposal that can be advanced to the
Legislators. This proposes the City would over about one - third of
the costs. Funding options for this debt are General Obligation
Bonds, needing approval by the electorate; 0.1% optional sales tax,
needing Legislative action; or Councilmatic Bonds. Mayor Berndt
asked what the back -up plan is if we get the money from the State,
but don't get the optional sales tax? City Manager Zais stated
that if the 0.1 % tax does not go on the ballot then other
financing - options would have to be considered. Mayor Berndt
commented that would be the B &O tax. Chief Green commented that
this is just a scaled down version which would only meet the City's
immediate needs; we still have the need for 130 beds and 200 for
future needs. Council member Pechtel stated there isn't anything
in this proposed budget for professional services, which is needed
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for architectural services. Chief Green stated that is figured
into the cost. Mr. Pechtel estimated that the site acquisition and
development costs in this proposal are woefully inadequate.
(Council member Barnett absent after 8:50 A.M.) He recommended
that staff talk to someone like Don Moen and get their estimated
costs. City Manager Zais reported that Senator Matson wants a
proposal : before the end of the week. Mr. Pechtel offered to go
with Chief. Green to see .Don Moen. He also suggested meeting with
someone .like Gene Mayer to help us determine if the amount of
property.calculated - for this facility is sufficient.
Council member Buchanan asked about the status of the new chairs
being ordered for the Council Chambers." City Manager Zais reported
that no order has been placed and he will in some chairs for
Council to try. A committee consisting of Council members Semon
(chairman), Pechtel and Buchanan was formed to work on the purchase
of these chairs.
Council member Buchanan asked why the Union Gospel Mission has not
been required to fill in the hole on its property? City . Manager
Zais reported that staff is processing that order, giving the
Mission a deadline to correct this.
Mayor Berndt reported there is a 6' cyclone fence with barbed wire
next to the sidewalk at of the mobile home lots on So. 1st
Street. She requested staff investigate if it meets Code because
it is poor public relations to have that on one of the main
streets.
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There was a brief discussion regarding the proposed water slide at
Franklin Pool. Council members agreed that parking at that park is
a problem.
Mayor Berndt announced that PP &L is hosting a workshop on the 23rd
of January from 4 -8:00 p.m. for all the steering committees, and
the chairs and assistant chairs of the visioning committee. It
will be the• kick -off meeting to get things moving. From that
point, we will begin recruiting committee members.
The meeting adjourned at the hour of 9:40 A.M.
READ AND CERTIFIED ACCURATE BY:
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