HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/28/1979 Business Meeting AUGUST 28, 1979
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
presiding, Council members Henry Beauchamp, Lynn Buchanan, Don Hinman,
Nadine Lee, Jack Sparling and Gordon Wonder, and City Manager Zais and
City Attorney Andrews present on roll call.
The Invocation was given by Council member Sparling.
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 Lee requested that
Item No. 4, the minutes of the Special Meeting of August 7, 1979, be
removed. Councilman Beauchamp requested that Item No. 17 be removed,
and Councilman Wonder requested that Item No. 23 be removed from the
Consent Agenda. City Attorney Andrews requested that Item No. 18 be
removed from the Agenda. John Klingele, a citizen, requested that Item
No. 14 be removed from the Consent Agenda. It was the general consensus
of the Council that the deletion of Items No. 4, 14, 17, and 23 be
removed from the Consent Agenda and the removal of Item No. 18 from the
Agenda, as requested, be made. The City Clerk then read the Consent
Agenda items, including Resolutions and Ordinances by title. It was
MOVED by Lee, seconded by Beauchamp that the Consent Agenda, as read, be
passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Edmondson, Hinman, Lee, Sparling
and Wonder 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.)
Council member Lee reported that the minutes of the Special Meeting of
August 7, 1979, indicated that Council member Beauchamp and Lee voted on
two motions, when in fact, they had earlier been excused from the
meeting, and that needs to be corrected. It was MOVED by Lee, seconded
by Hinman that the minutes of the August 7, 1979, meeting and the
minutes of the Special Meeting of August 7, 1979, as amended, 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, Edmondson, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting
aye on roll call.
Mayor Edmondson reported that she had received a phone call from Gerald
Sickler stating that he had just received notice of the hearing on the
denial of his taxi driver's license today, and is unable to attend. He
requested that this hearing be continued to September 11, 1979. It was
MOVED by Wonder, seconded by Hinman that this item be continued to the
September 11, 1979, Council meeting: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan,
Edmondson, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye by voice vote.
Mayor Edmondson announced that the Yakima Beetles will be playing in the
American Legion World Series and proclaimed the week of August 30th
through September 5th as Yakima Beetles Week. Councilman Beauchamp
reported that Mayor Edmondson has been invited to go to the World Series
in Greenville, Mississippi. He stated that she will be paying her own
expenses and will be representing the City. It was MOVED by Beauchamp,
seconded by Lee that these expenses be paid by the City. Mayor
Edmondson stated that she did not know if it is an eligible expense for
the City to pay these expenses. Councilman Wonder questioned what
benefit the City would receive by the Mayor representing the City in
Mississippi at the City's expense. Mayor Edmondson removed herself from
the Chair. Following discussion, it was MOVED by Beauchamp, seconded by
Lee to amend the Motion to authorize the travel contingent upon
legalities: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Hinman, Lee and Sparling
voting aye by voice vote. Wonder voting nay. Edmondson not voting.
The question was called for the vote on the Motion, as amended:
carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Hinman, Lee and Sparling voting aye by
voice vote. Wonder voting nay. Edmondson not voting. Mayor Edmondson
stated that the American Legion World Series will be held in Yakima in 1981 or
1982 . She stated that she has not asked for reimbursement._,
This being the time fixed for the hearing on the Community Development
Block Grant Funds for 1980, .Barbara McKenna, President, Neighborhood
Health Services, reviewed their request for $34,000 and answered
Council's questions. Velma Cushing, 222 North 41st Avenue, spoke in
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favor of the Neighborhood Health Services request for funds. Anita
Monojan, Executive Director of Yakima Neighborhood Health Services, gave
Council information on their remodeling plans and the benefits which
would be accomplished by the remodeling. She stated that her guestimate
of the percentage of people they serve who reside in the City target
area is approximately 85%. Betty Gaudette, 701 North 6th Street, spoke
in behalf qf allocating funds for the ditch covering. She related the
dangers the ditch is to the children who Must cross it on their way to
and from school. Mayor Edmondson inquired which alternative Mrs.
Gaudette would prefer -- $15,000 for a study, or erect a fence. Mrs.
Gaudette stated that covering the ditch is the ultimate solution,
however, she would rather have the fence than the study. Marianne
Patnode, 1408 South 27th Avenue, employee of the Yakima Health District,
spoke in favor of allocating funds for their request. She spoke about
the services the clinic performs and the need for remodeling.
Councilman Wonder expressed concern about using Community Development
Block Grant funds for non-target area residents. Mayor Edmondson
mentioned that the City is already contributing to the operation of the
Health District on a per capita assessment basis. Richard Huff, P.T.A.
Vice-President, 713 North 3rd Street, spoke in favor of, covering the
ditch. He stated that the fencing would be a band-aid service, and that
the only permanent solution is to cover it. He stated that the City is
losing water through evaporation and spending lots of money on .
maintenance. Councilman Beauchamp questioned if there was one
particular location where the children cross the ditch. Mr. Huff
reported that they cross anywhere from Front to 8th Street; 2nd, 3rd and
4th. Street having the heaviest traffic. George Stewart, 1106 North 4th
Street, stated that he is in favor of fencing the ditch if- that is the
quickest solution. Council members discussed the alternatives for the
ditch. Councilman Sparling inquired if one block each year could be •
covered. He also suggested that the covering could be done in the
tip-up building approach. Carol Darby reviewed the programs recommended
by staff to be funded, stating that Council can reduce the amount funded
for any program in order to fund the additional money needed for fencing
of the ditch. Mayor Edmondson cautioned that there might be some
problem with the City being liable for delivery of water through the
ditch. Frank Stein, former City employee, 117 North 31st Avenue, gave '
some information on the history of the ditch. Councilman Buchanan
stated that he would like to get a price on Councilman Sparling's
suggestion for covering the ditch. Carol Darby stated that staff would
go back and review the street program and bring back a further
recommendation to Council. It was MOVED by Lee, seconded by Hinman to
continue this for one week: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Edmondson,
Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye by voice vote.
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This being the fixed for the hearing on the proposed increase in Transit
fares, Mayor Edmondson read into the record letters received from the
following citizens: William Strolle, 201 South 48th Avenue, speaking in
favor of increasing service to Sunday and evenings if the fare is
increased; Mrs. Eleanor Hunt and Mrs. Inafold Bauer, 309 North 41st
Avenue, in favor of Sunday and evening service if fare is increased;
Pearl L. James, 10091/2 South 28th Avenue, against the 'fare increase;
II/ Virginia Gallinatti, 1217 Fruitvale, Space #25, requested service on
Sunday and evenings and stated that the fare increase is okay. Frank
Warren, 607 North 53rd Avenue, stated that the bus system ln Yakima is
excellent, however, there needs to be more information given to the
public about it. He stated that the bus routes should be printed in the
paper. He also stated that the proposed fare increase is unfair. Eva
Burke, 313 Murphy Lane, spoke against the fare increase but stated she
thought the sales and use tax would be helpful. Ines Rice, 4409
Arlington, ,stated she was in favor of raising the bus fares. Following
discussion, it was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Buchanan to instruct
staff to prepare legislation to increase the Transit fares as outlined:
carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Edmondson, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and
Wonder-voting-aye by voice vote.. Council member Lee requested a report
on the impact has on ridership.
This being. the time fixed for the hearing on consideration to impose a
Sales and Use Tax to finance Transit operatioa, Councilman Sparling
inquired about the cost to put this issue on the ballot. City Manager
Zais'-stated that staff has not made a determination of the cost at this
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time. Councilman Wonder inquired about the revenue this would provide.
Willis White, Public Works Director, referred to page 17 of his report,
and reported that for one tenth of one percent the revenue would be
$424,000; two tenths of one - percent would make the revenue $848,000 and
three tenths of gone _percent would make-the revenue - $1,272,764 . . Gary
Webster, General Manager of the Chamber of Commerce, 'spoke on - behalf of
the Board of Directors, to express opposition to the Sales and :Use Tax.
He reported on the mailer sent out last Wednesday and with .a 42% return,'
85% expressed opposition to the Sales and' Use Tax. He talked -< about the
competitive situation the local businesses would be in in competing with
businesses outside the City limits who would not have this additional
tax. Mayor Edmondson inquired if the Board had taken a vote on this,
and Mr. Webster stated that he took a vote by phone today. He stated
that the Sales Tax would tax the citizens more than the 65c Household
Tax. Council members expressed concern about the questionnaire and how
the question was presented. During the course of discussion, Mayor
Edmondson stated that she had to leave in order to catch a flight to
Mississippi. It was the general consensus of the Council to have
Councilman Buchanan serve as Acting Mayor. Mayor Edmondson absent after
-9:50 P.M. Council questioned what kind of input was received from the
public. Mr. White stated that the public has called about extending
hours and report buses that are smoking. Betty Gaudette, 701 North 6th
Street, stated she didn't understand what was going to happen with the
money if the Sales Tax was approved. Ines Rice, 4409 Arlington, stated
she was opposed to the Sales Tax. Bob Hatzenbeeler, 606 South 9th
Avenue, stated he was opposed to the Sales Tax, and suggested
advertising the bus services to the public to increase ridership.
Dolores Goodman, 1002 South 6th Street, suggested that the school
children should pay for their transportation to school and not have the
school district compete with the City by providing free bus service.
Patty Huff, 713 North 3rd Street, questioned if the County residents
ride the bus at the same fare as City residents, stating that they are
virtually riding free. She stated that the tax might work on a County
wide basis. Councilman Hinman expressed concern about the passage of
the Sales Tax. He stated that he doesn't have a clear idea of what is
going to happen to the bus system if the tax passes. Council member Lee
agreed and stated that the City is going to have to look in other areas
for funding. Councilman Sparling stated that he believes we should look
at reduction in service, rather than increase, and get by with what we
have. It was MOVED by Wonder, seconded by Sparling that a resolution
providing for the submittal to the electors of Yakima, the proposition
to repeal the Housing Unit Transit Tax and Multiple Dwelling Housing
Unit Transit Tax and to fix and impose a Sales and Use Tax to provide
funds for the operation of the public transportation system, be passed:
Buchanan, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting nay on roll call.
Edmondson absent. The Motion failed for lack of a majority vote.
Ron Whitaker, attorney representing a number of people who were opposed
to the Safeway Planned Development at 56th and Summitview, urged the
Council to authorize the City Attorney to file an appeal of the decision
made by Judge Hopp on the Safeway issue in the Court of Appeals. He
stated that he believes the chances of success on appeal are reasonably
good. He reported that the City's basis for denial was that it would be
bad planning to have two shopping centers across the street from each
other. He stated that the Judge's opinion was that the two shopping
centers should be considered as one shopping center and therefore
Council's decision to deny the modification was arbitrary and
capricious. He stated that that was the first time the two shopping
centers were ever referred to as one shopping center. Don Bond,
attorney representing Ray Embree, and Safeway Stores, Inc., stated that
both sides of this case was represented by counsel who are hired to do
that job. He stated that the City has their own attorney to advise
them, and it is not up to the opponents or proponents to tell Council
what to do. Vince Beaulaurier, attorney, speaking on behalf of his
clients who have businesses in the Chalet Mall, stated that Council is
the adverse party, and happens to be espousing the same position that he
is urging. He reported that some of Judge Hopp's decisions are matters
of first impressions. He stated that he did not believe that the Court
of Appeals would uphold the Judge's findings in referring to the
shopping centers as one shopping center. He stated he thought the odds
were better than 50/50 that the Court of Appeals would reverse the
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decision of the Judge. He also stated that if Council is not prepared
to make up their minds now, a "Notice of Appeal" can be filed and
thereafter Council has a substantial amount of time to take further
action.
Carol Darby, Director of Community Development, gave an overview of the
Yakima Air Terminal Expansion Project (Building Relocation). She stated
that last December staff. gave Council an estimate of $40,000 to relocate
a building belonging to the Department of Fish and Game-, and FAA told
the City it was fine to make that a part of the project. Because of
time limits involved in completing the project by October 31st, we
needed to negotiate with the existing contractor to get the building
relocated. Council authorized staff to do that negotiation and when the
contractor was asked for a bid, it came in at $110,000. She reported
II/ that that amount was negotiated down to $89,000. Staff checked with
other contractors and their bids were within $2,000 to $3,000 of the
existing contractor's bid. She stated that we need to get that building
moved because it is in the way of a glide slope, which has to be
operating before October 31st. She reported that FAA will allow us to
use $55,000 in the .05 Project which is coming in under budget. It was
MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Lee to accept the staff report and
authorize staff to do what they have to do with the bids that have been
presented: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and
Wonder voting aye by voice vote. Edmondson absent.
It was the general consensus of the Council to continue the discussion
on the Urban Area Comprehensive Plan until September 4, 1979.
It was MOVED by Lee, seconded by Wonder to accept the staff
recommendation and to instruct staff to prepare legislation to make
Pitcher Street one way from 10th Street to Fair Avenue. Councilman
Beauchamp inquired if this could become effective prior to the Fair.
City Manager Zais stated that there has to be an emergency before it can
become effective before 30 days. The question was called for the vote
on the Motion: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and
Wonder voting aye by voice vote. Edmondson absent.
It was MOVED by Lee, seconded by Beauchamp to accept the staff
recommendation and prepare legislation to prohibit parking on Haynes
Street from Pleasant to Queen Avenue: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan,
Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye by voice vote. Edmondson
absent.
Councilman Hinman questioned the need to prohibit parking on North 31st
Avenue. Hank Hein, Supervising Traffic Engineer, reported that there
was a great'demand for parking in that area because of the beauty school
on Summitview by North 31st Avenue. He stated that the Fire Department
brought this situation to their attention because the street is very
narrow with cars parked on both sides of the street. This ordinance
would prohibit parking on one side only. Frank Stein, 117 North 31st
Avenue, spoke about the parking problems on that street and distributed
a picture. He stated that parking on one side only would be helpful in
getting safety vehicles in there, and would also help the people in that
area. He reported there have been some accidents because of the limit
on turning space. It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Wonder to accept
the staff report and instruct staff to prepare legislation: carried,
Beauchamp, Buchanan, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye by
voice vote. Edmondson absent.
It was the general consensus of the Council to continue until September
4th the discussion of appointments to boards and commissions.
John Klingele, a citizen, stated he took Item No. 14, interchanging of
the names of Chesterley Park and Kissell Park, off the agenda because
Council would be changing the name of the park and then approving the
plan. Dick,Hilligus, Director of Parks and Recreation, stated that the
name is not significant. He stated that Council adopted a plan for that
site. It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Lee that Resolution No.
D-4136, renaming John S. Chesterley Park and Emil Kissell Park, be
passed: carried, Hinman, Lee, Sparling, Wonder, Beauchamp and Buchanan
voting aye on roll call. Edmondson absent.
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RESOLUTION NO. D -4136, A RESOLUTION renaming John S. Chesterley Park and
Emil Kissell Park, and repealing City of Yakima Resolution No. D -3916,
adopted July 3, 1978.
*It was MOVED by Lee, seconded by Beauchamp that Resolution No. D -4137,
amending the "General Plan for the City of Yakima" as supplemented by
the "Comprehensive Parks and Recreation System Plan" and adopting a
"Site Master Plan for Chesterley Park ", be passed: carried, Beauchamp,
Buchanan, Edmondson, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye on roll
call.
RESOLUTION NO. D -4137, A RESOLUTION amending the "General Plan for the
City of Yakima" as supplemented by the "Comprehensive Parks and
Recreation System Plan ", and by adopting a "Site Master Plan for
Chesterley Park ".
*It was MOVED by Lee, seconded by Beauchamp that Resolution No. D -4138,
authorizing the execution of an agreement with and the conveyance of
real property to the Yakima Valley Museum and Historical Association for
construction of a museum addition: ' carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan,
Edmondson, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye on roll call.
RESOLUTION NO. D -4138, A RESOLUTION authorizing the execution of an
agreement with, and the conveyance of real property to, the Yakima
Valley Museum and Historial Association for construction of a museum
addition.
Councilman Beauchamp questioned the amount of money to remove a pile of
rubbish at 516 South 6th Street, City Manager Zais reported that $200.00
is an estimate. He stated that the owner still has the option of
removing it. It was MOVED by Wonder, seconded by Beauchamp that
Resolution No. D -4139, authorizing the abatement of fire hazards on
private property, be passed: carried, Lee, Sparling, Wonder, Beauchamp,
Buchanan and Hinman voting aye on roll call. Edmondson absent.
RESOLUTION NO. D -4139, A RESOLUTION requiring the abatement of fire
hazards on certain property, directing notice to property owners to
abate such hazards, and, in the alternative, authorizing abatement by
the Fire Marshal.
*It was MOVED by Lee, seconded by Beauchamp that Resolution No. D -4140,
authorizing payment of $40.00 to Agnes Weibler in settlement of a claim
for damages when the Refuse Department picked up her garbage can and an
antique enamel can, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Edmondson,
Hinman, Lee, . parling and Wonder voting aye on roll call.
RESOLUTION NO. D -4140, A RESOLUTION authorizing payment of $40.00 to
Agnes Weibler, in settlement of a claim for damages filed with the City
of Yakima.
*It was MOVED by Lee, seconded by Beauchamp that Resolution No. D -4141,
denying the claim of Mrs. David L. Brown for injury to her son, Denny,
when swimming at Lion's Pool, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan,
Edmondson, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye on roll call.
RESOLUTION NO. D -4141, A RESOLUTION denying the claim of Mrs. David L.
Brown, filed with the City of Yakima on July 23, 1979.
*It was MOVED by Lee, seconded by Beauchamp that the report of the City
Treasurer dated July 31, 1979, regarding the investments of the City of
Yakima, be accepted and approved: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan,
Edmondson, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye on roll call.
*It was MOVED by Lee, seconded by Beauchamp that September 25, 1979, be
set as the date of hearing on the assessment rolls for the following:
(a) L.I.D. No. 1017, Larsons Lots Irrigation District; (b) L.I.D. No.
1018, Ranchgtte Subdivision Sewer District; (c) L.I.D. No. 1019 A and
1019 B, Airport Industrial Park Water District; and (d) L.I.D. No. 1021,
Pierce Street Water District: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Edmondson,
Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye on roll call.
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Councilman Wonder expressed concern about the City Manager's travel for
a 10 day trip. City Manager Zais reported that the purpose of the trip
is to attend the City Manager's Conference in Phoenix on October 21
through 25, which theme is "Managing with Less ". He stated that he is
also taking some vacation at that time. He stated that the cost on the
travel report represents transportation, meals, lodging and registration
fees for himself to attend the Conference. It was MOVED by Lee,
seconded by Beauchamp to approve the out -of -state travel for City
Manager, Dick Zais, to attend the 65th Annual Conference of
International City Management Association in Phoenix, Arizona at a cost
of $677, and to Scottsdale, Arizona to review' their Fire Department:
carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting
aye by voice vote. Edmondson absent.
*An Ordinance amending the 1979 budget and appropriating funds for an
Engineering Study for Sewer System Monitoring and Evaluation, having
been read by title only previously, it was MOVED by Lee, seconded by
Beauchamp that Ordinance No. 2321, amending the 1979 budget and
appropriating, transferring and reappropriating money within and among
various funds and accounts, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan,
Edmondson, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye on roll call.
ORDINANCE NO. 2321, AN ORDINANCE amending the 1979 budget for the City
of Yakima; and appropriating, transferring and reapropriating money
within and among various funds and accounts, all as appropriations for
the 1979 City of Yakima budget.
*An Ordinance amending the 1979 budget and appropriating $180,000 from
unappropriated money in the Employees Health Plan Reserve Fund, having
been read by title only previously, it was MOVED by Lee, seconded by
Beauchamp that Ordinance No. 2322, amending the 1979 budget and
appropriating $180,000 from unappropriated money in the Employees Health
Plan Reserve Fund, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Edmondson,
Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye on roll call.
ORDINANCE NO. 2322, AN ORDINANCE amending the 1979 budget for the City
of Yakima; and appropriating the amount of $180,000 from unappropriated
money in 618 - Employees Health Plan Reserve Fund as an appropriation
for the 1979 City of Yakima budget.
It was MOVED by Lee, seconded by Beauchamp that Ordinance No. 2323,
prohibiting parking on the south side of Arlington Street, from South
40th Avenue to South 41st Avenue, be passed: carried, Beauchamp,
Buchanan, Edmondson, Hinman, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye on roll
call.
ORDINANCE NO. 2323, AN ORDINANCE relating to traffic control;
prohibiting parking at all times on certain streets within the City of
Yakima; and amending Section 9.50.500 of the City of Yakima Municipal
Code.
Following discussion, it was MOVED by Lee, seconded by Hinman that
Ordinance No. 2324, creating a Paths and Trails Reserve Fund, be passed:
carried, Sparling, Wonder, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Hinman and Lee voting
aye on roll call. Edmondson absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 2324, AN ORDINANCE relating to funds and accounts;
creating a Paths and Trails Reserve Fund as a special fund and
designating the purposes thereof, the sources of revenue thereto, and
regulating expenditures therefrom; enacting Chapter 3.55, "Paths and
Trails Reserve Fund ", and Sections 3.55.010, 3.55.020, and 3.55.030 as a
new Chapter and new Sections, all of the City of Yakima Municipal Code.
It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Lee that Ordinance No. 2325,
amending the penalties for violations of the criminal code, be passed:
carried, Wonder, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Hinman, Lee and Sparling voting
aye on roll call. Edmondson absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 2325, AN ORDINANCE relating to public safety and morals,
and amending Section 6.02.050 of the City of Yakima Municipal Code.
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Fred Andrews, City Attorney, reviewed his memo regarding the change in
the State law regarding driving while intoxicated, which will become
effective on September 1st. He stated that this proposed Ordinance will
amend our Code to be consistant with the State law. Following the City
Attorney's explanation, it was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Lee that
Ordinance No. 2326, amending the City Code, relating to driving while
intoxicated, be passed: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan, Hinman, Lee,
Sparling and Wonder voting aye on roll call. Edmondson absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 2326, AN ORDINANCE relating to public safety and morals,
declaring it unlawful to drive a vehicle or to be in physical control
theieof while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs;
providing penalties for violations; amending Sections 9.50.380 and
9.50.400, and, adding a new Section 9.50.385, and repealing Section
9.50.390, all of the City of Yakima Municipal Code, and declaring an
emergency.
It was MOVED by Hinman, seconded by Wonder to move into Executive
Session for the ' purpose of discussing pending litigation and collective
bargaining and then adjourn the meeting: carried, Beauchamp, Buchanan,
Hinthan, Lee, Sparling and Wonder voting aye by voice vote. Edmondson
absent.
Items of information supplied to Council were: letter from Department
of Health, Education and Welfare, Social Security Administration,
regarding Possible relocation to the William O. Douglas Building (old
Post Office building), 8/19/79; memo from Director of Community
Development regarding the Outside Utility Request for sewer service for
a single family residence at 39th and McLean, filed by Bruce Carpenter,
8/21/79; memo from Director of Community Development regarding the
Outside Utility Request for sewer service for a single family residence
at 40th and McLean, filed by Darrell Carpenter, 8/21/79.
Following the Executive Session, a • there being no further business,
the meeting was adjourned at the .ur .f
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