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CITY OF YAKIMA, WASHINGTON
APRIL 2, 1996
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 Lynn Buchanan, presiding. Council Members Clarence
Barnett, Henry Beauchamp, Ernie Berger, John Klingele, and
John Puccinelli present on roll call. Council Member
Bernard Sims absent and excused. City Manager Zais, City
Attorney Paolella, and City Clerk Roberts also present.
2. INVOCATION /PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Council Member Barnett.
3. OPEN DISCUSSION FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER
A . PROCLAMATIONS (IF APPLICABLE)
The Mayor introduced Fernando Perea, Davis High School
student, who is participating in the Chamber of Commerce
Business Education Partnership program. Mr. Perea has
accompanied the Mayor today learning about City government.
Mayor Buchanan read a proclamation declaring April 1 -7, 1996
as Community Development Week. A proclamation from Governor
Lowry and a proclamation from the Business Community,
proclaiming Community Development Week, were presented to the
City.
Mayor Buchanan announced that anyone interested in serving on
the Neighborhood Council Task Force should give their name to
the City Clerk.
Mayor Buchanan stated that Item No. 22 will be removed from
the Agenda.
4. CONSENT AGENDA
Mayor Buchanan referred to the items placed on the Consent
Agenda, questioning whether there were any additions or
deletions from either Council members or citizens present.
Item No. 12 was added to the Consent Agenda. The City Clerk
then read the Consent Agenda items, including resolutions
and ordinances by title. It was MOVED BY KLINGELE, SECONDED
BY PUCCINELLI, THAT THE CONSENT AGENDA, AS READ, BE ADOPTED.
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The motion carried by unanimous roll call vote; Sims absent.
(Subsequent paragraphs preceded by an asterisk ( *) indicate
items on the Consent Agenda handled under one motion without
further discussion.)
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*5. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF DECEMBER 12, 1995 ADJOURNED JOINT
MEETING, MARCH 5, 1996`''ADJOURINED MEETING, DECEMBER 19, 1995
AND MARCH 19, 1996 BUSINESS MEETINGS
The minutes of the December 12, 1995 Adjourned Joint
meeting, March 5, 1996 Adjourned meeting, December 19, 1995
and March 19, 1996 Business meetings were approved, having
been duly certified accurate by two Council members and no
one present wishing to have said minutes read publicly.
6. PUBLIC MEETING TO CONSIDER HEARING EXAMINER RECOMMENDATION
REGARDING THE BARNADDY ADDITION II PRELIMINARY PLAT APPROVAL
This being the time set for the public meeting, Larry Lehman,
Associate Planner, reported this preliminary plat was
previously approved in February 1992; however, the applicant
missed the three -year deadline to have the final plat
approved. Having missed the deadline, the applicant was
required to reapply for the preliminary plat approval. The
Hearing Examiner recommendation is to approve the preliminary
plat, and because all the infrastructure is in place, the
Hearing Examiner also recommends the final plat be approved.
Mayor Buchanan opened the public meeting for testimony.
Larry Loveless, applicant, stated the development was
approved in 1992 and now all the improvements have been made
according to the City Engineer's Office. There being no
other citizen wishing to address this issue, the public
meeting was closed. It was MOVED BY BARNETT, SECONDED BY
BEAUCHAMP, TO AFFIRM THE HEARING EXAMINER'S RECOMMENDATION.
The motion carried by unanimous voice vote; Sims absent.
7. PUBLIC MEETING TO CONSIDER HEARING EXAMINER RECOMMENDATION
REGARDING THE BARNADDY ADDITION II FINAL PLAT APPROVAL (THIS
PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HEARD ONLY IF THE PRELIMINARY PLAT IN
ITEM NO. 6 HAS BEEN APPROVED)
This being the time set for the public meeting, Larry Lehman,
Associate Planner, stated that due to the improvements to the
plat already being completed, staff and the Hearing Examiner
recommends the final plat be approved. Mayor Buchanan opened
the public meeting to receive testimony. Larry Loveless,
applicant, responded to Council Member Klingele''s question
and stated the name of the street is Lila Avenue. There
being no other citizen wishing to speak to this issue, the
public meeting was closed. It was MOVED BY BEAUCHAMP,
SECONDED BY BARNETT, TO ADOPT THE HEARING EXAMINER'S
RECOMMENDATION. The motion carried by unanimous voice vote;
Sims absent.
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8. PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 1996 IRRIGATION MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENT
ROLL (SEE ORDINANCE APPROVING ASSESSMENT ROLL)
This being the time 'set for the public hearing on the 1996
Irrigation Maintenance Assessment Roll, Dueane Calvin,
Interim Water and Irrigation Superintendent, reported that
due to the age of the explanatory video, it will not be
shown. He commented that staff is updating the information
and preparing a new video. Mr. Calvin explained the
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assessment is based upon the district's expenses for the
previous year, trying to maintain a six month operating
reserve, and charged to the property owner based upon
property square footage. Some of the factors considered when
calculating the assessments were the increase in power rates,
man hours for repairs, purchase of water from ditch
companies, cost of defending water rights in court, and the
purchase of a device to measure water removed from the river
(required by the Court). He reported that in the 1995
legislative session, a law was passed to allow the
consolidation of irrigation districts and establish a reserve
for capital expenditure. The Mayor opened the public
hearing. Larry Mathews, 805 South 17th Avenue, expressed his
concern with the decrease of 143,000 square feet in the West
Yakima Irrigation District which results in fewer people
having the pay for the maintenance of the district.
Mr. Calvin stated the elimination of that property from the
assessment roll was due to the fact that the line has
deteriorated so much that water was not available to that
area. Mr. Mathews also expressed his concern about the
consideration of abandoning the irrigation district and using
domestic water, which would be costly. He stated that if
Council decides to abandon the system, there will be a
referendum filed. Legrant Barfuss, president of Glenview
Cooperative Court, North Summitview and 38th Avenue, stated
their assessment is over $500 and they will gladly pay it to
maintain the system. Betty Gaudette, 701 North 6th Street,
requested information regarding the deletion of the School
District from the assessment rolls. Mr. Calvin clarified
that the School District owned one district in its entirety,
which had been irrigated by domestic water for the last five
years. When the reserves for that system were depleted, they
were allowed to be removed from the roll. Mrs. Gaudette
indicated she would rather pay an assessment for a new system
and have water than to use domestic water. She further
commented she believes that property owners not using the
irrigation water, even though it is available, should not be
allowed to withdraw from the assessment roll. Jerry Price,
315 North 29th Avenue, asked about the City's relationship to
the irrigation ditch beside his house. He spoke about the
flooding that occurred due to the ditch not being maintained.
He demanded answers to his questions. Council explained that
the City purchases water from the ditch company, but does not
own the ditch, nor is the City responsible for its
maintenance. Isabelle Simmons, 307 North 29th Avenue, stated
her property was also flooded and nobody is taking any
responsibility for that ditch. She stated that they weren't
warned by the Canal Company or the City that they were in
danger of being flooded. Mr. Calvin stated the City
responded to the flooding as soon as possible. Ed Wentz, 216
South 34th Avenue, District No. 851, related how his
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assessments have increased the past few years and suggested
the City review costs to see where expenses can be reduced.
Council Member Klingele pointed out the District began the
year with a $1,000 debt. Lois Smith, speaking on behalf of
her Mother who lives at 232 North 36th Avenue, District No.
621, stated the rates have doubled each year for the last few
years and her Mother can't afford these kinds of increases.
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Council Member Klingele, pointed the District began the
year with a $2,000 debt. Ken "Pool, owner of a four -plex at
1522 Cherry, stated he doesn't have irrigation piped to his
property. Mayor Buchanan suggested Mr. Pool contact the
Irrigation staff to find the pipe location. Robert Wagner,
1216 South 1st Avenue, District 664, stated his rates have
I/ gone up over 250% in the last ten years, and he didn't have
water for about three weeks last year. Mr. Calvin explained
that there was a failure of a bulkhead which necessitated the
closure of the system. George Zimmer, 601 South 1st Street,
stated he no longer has any lawn to water and is not using
irrigation water. He wants off the assessment roll. He
commented he believes a lot of water is being lost into the
ground due to pipe leakage in the delievery system. Council
Member Barnett stated that a new Local Improvement District
can be established to replace their pipe. There is no charge
for the amount of water leaked into the ground. Harold
Gordon, Swan Lake Tracts, District 857, asked questions
about the service to his area since the Adams pipeline broke.
Mr. Calvin reported that a meeting was held with the
residents and it was decided to use domestic water rather
than replace the Adams pipeline (which is privately owned).
He stated this year they will have a temporary connection.
Phil Pleasant, District No. 308, stated he does not want to
pay this assessment just to continue maintaining the District
the way it has been maintained. Rocky Marshall, 805 North
16th Avenue, District No. 661, stated he would not have a
problem paying an increase based on inflation, but a 41%
increase is too much. Gloria Ketchum, speaking on behalf of
her paraplegic Father living at 2508 Englewood, reported his
assessment went from $80 to $160. She stated that Council
needs to find a permanent solution to fix the irrigation
system. Council members spoke about the recent change in the
law to allow the consolidation of districts and the lawsuit
to defend the City's water rights. The City recently
commissioned a study to determine the cost to consolidate the
irrigation systems. There being no other citizen wishing to
address the Council on this issue, the public hearing was
closed. Ordinance No. 96 -25 having been read by title, it
was MOVED BY KLINGELE, SECONDED BY BEAUCHAMP, TO PASS THE
ORDINANCE. Council Member Barnett stated he hopes Council
will initiate action to consolidate the systems. He believes
meetings will have to be held in the neighborhoods to explain
the pros and cons of this solution. Council Member Beauchamp
stated he hopes staff is looking at the preventive
maintenance program to head off problems. The question was
called for a vote on the motion. The motion passed by
unanimous roll call vote; Sims absent.
I/ ORDINANCE NO. 96 -25, AN ORDINANCE confirming the irrigation
maintenance assessment roll of the City of Yakima for
calendar year 1996 and levying irrigation maintenance
assessments according to said roll.
9. PUBLIC MEETING ON THE CHAS /CONSOLIDATED PLAN (9/30/94-
10/1/95)
This being the time set for the public meeting on the First
Quarter 1995 Annual Performance Report for the comprehensive
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Housing Affordability Strategy Plan, Dixie Kracht, Block
Grant Manager, explained HUD's requirement to report the
activities and experience in the housing market for the last
three months of 1994, which is the first three months of the
Federal government's fiscal year. She reported that $2.7
million was received from state, federal and private
resources and about 1,052 households were assisted.
Mrs. Kracht responded to Council's questions regarding the
breakdown of ethnicity and the Plan the County follows.
Mayor Buchanan opened the public meeting for comment. Betty
Gaudette, 701 North 6th Street, commented in favor of the
public policy to hold meetings to strategize the
implementation and enforcement of existing codes for
neighborhood clean -up. She also referenced the section on
page 14 regarding Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing, and
commented she is concerned about the density of development
without providing proper infrastructure. Maud Scott, 309
Union, asked about the status of changing the focus of the
apportionment of block grant funds to extend beyond housing
programs. Mrs. Kracht responded, stating that the Committee
formed a citizen participation subcommittee who has been
meeting to develop a format on how to address that issue.
They will be holding Town Hall meetings to find out if what
is in the Plan is still valid. She stated that this year
they are required to be project specific, giving an address
of where the money will be spent. This issue will come back
to the Council within the next two months. Ms. Scott stated
she believes that Council members are able to make a decision
on where the money should be spent; putting all the money
into housing projects does not address other problems which
benefit the general public. City Attorney Paolella reminded
Council that any changes to the Plan would have to follow the
legally required process. It was MOVED BY KLINGELE, SECONDED
BY BEAUCHAMP, THAT THE REPORT BE SUBMITTED TO HUD. The
motion carried by unanimous voice vote; Sims absent.
10. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
Sandra Swanson, referencing three recent local performances,
requested Council pass a stricter ordinance to prohibit
topless dancing. Council requested staff research this and
determine if the City's ordinance can be amended to prohibit
topless dancing and /or provide a requirement that local
residents be notified prior to the event being held.
Tom Sumerlin and Ray Smith presented a petition requesting
the City to address a gang related problem in their
neighborhood by ordering the owner of a house at 1202 South
4th Avenue to bring the house up to beautification standards
of the neighborhood. The purpose of the request is to try to
eliminate the shootings, debris left in the yards, vehicle
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racing in the neighborhood, etc. This request was forwarded
to the Legal and Police Departments and the Code Division.
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11. PRESENTATION OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE COALITION 1995 YEAR -END
REPORT
Ester Huey and Toni Gardner were present to respond to any
questions. Mrs. Huey gave an excellent presentation on the
activities of the Substance Abuse Coalition. One of the
I/ goals of the program is to instill value in the children for
their community. The Coalition continues to organize
communities and assist in problem solving and initiating new
programs to address problems. She spoke about the reduction
in their funding for 1996, the programs instituted, the
number of children served and the number of volunteers
recruited. It was MOVED BY PUCCINELLI, SECONDED BY
BEAUCHAMP, TO ACCEPT THE REPORT. The motion carried by
unanimous voice vote; Sims absent.
*12. NOTICE OF INTENT TO COMMENCE SOUTH SCENIC ANNEXATION
(STANDARD MOTIONS A & B)
April 2, 1996 was set as the time of a meeting with the
initiating parties who have signed a Notice of Intent to
Commence Annexation Proceedings, the initiating parties being
Donald C. Bartol, et al.
The annexation proposed by the initiating parties was
accepted by the City of Yakima and that area to be annexed
was required to assume its share of the City's existing
indebtedness, and staff was directed to file a Notice of
Intent to Annex with the Yakima County Boundary Review Board.
*13. CONSIDERATION OF JOINT RESOLUTION RATIFYING APPLICATION AND
AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF GRANT AGREEMENT FOR SNOW REMOVAL
EQUIPMENT AND BUILDING EXPANSION PROJECT
RESOLUTION NO. R- 96 -40, A JOINT RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF
YAKIMA AND YAKIMA COUNTY ratifying an Application for Federal
Assistance and Standard DOT Title VI Assurances, and
authorizing the execution and acceptance of a Grant Agreement
for Federal Assistance and Certificate of Sponsor's Attorney
between the Federal Aviation Administration and the City of
Yakima and Yakima County.
*14. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
AGREEMENT TO PERFORM FIRE PREVENTION INSPECTIONS IN STATE
LICENSED BOARDING HOMES
RESOLUTION NO. R- 96 -41, A RESOLUTION authorizing and
directing the City Manager and the City Clerk of the City of
I/ Yakima. to execute an agreement with the Washington State
Patrol, State Fire Marshall to have the City of Yakima
perform fire prevention inspections in state licensed
boarding homes.
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*15. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
AGREEMENT WITH THE YAKIMA VALLEY UMPIRES ASSOCIATION FOR THE
1996 SOFTBALL SEASON
RESOLUTION NO. R- 96 -42, A RESOLUTION authorizing the
execution of an agreement with the Yakima Valley Umpires
Association.
*16. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
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AGREEMENT WITH YAKAMA INDIAN NATION FOR LEASING OF PROPERTY
FOR SALMON HOLDING
RESOLUTION NO. R- 96 -43, A RESOLUTION authorizing the
execution of an acquaculture project agreement with the
Yakama Indian Nation.
*17. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EMERGENCY REPAIR OF
INDUSTRIAL WASTE SPRAYFIELD WITHOUT CALLING FOR BIDS -
RESOLUTION NO. R- 96 -44, RESOLUTION declaring an emergency
and authorizing immediate repair and rehabilitation of the
Industrial Waste Sprayfield project without calling for bids.
*18. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
AMENDMENT TO GRAY AND OSBORNE CONTRACT FOR TAMARACK PUMP
STATION DESIGN SERVICES DURING CONSTRUCTION
RESOLUTION NO. R- 96 -45, A RESOLUTION authorizing the
amendment of an agreement for professional engineering
services between the City of Yakima, a municipal corporation,
and Gray & Osborne, Inc.
*19. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
SUPPLEMENT #3 TO. AGREEMENT FOR THE JOINT. CONSTRUCTION OF
IMPROVEMENT OF YAKIMA AVENUE /I -82 INTERCHANGE AREA AND FAIR
AVENUE PROJECT WITH THE STATE DOT AND YAKIMA COUNTY
RESOLUTION NO. R- 96 -46, A RESOLUTION authorizing the
execution of Supplement #3 to the Agreement for Joint
Construction of Improvement of Yakima Avenue /I -82 Interchange
Area and Fair Avenue Project with the State Department of
Transportation and Yakima County.
*20. APPROVAL OF FINAL CONTRACT PAYMENT FOR FIRE STATIONS #1 AND
#5 (STANDARD MOTION V -B -- ACCEPT CONTRACT AND APPROVE FINAL PAYMENT)
The report from the consultant architect firm, Wardell &
Associates, dated February 22, 1996, with respect to the
completion of the work on the Alterations & Improvements
Project to Fire Stations No. 1 and 5, was approved, the work
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accepted and payment of the final estimates as therein set
forth was authorized;
*21. APPROVAL OF THE FEBRUARY 1996 BUDGET REPORT
The Revenue and Expenditure Report for February 1996 was
accepted.
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22. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE AMENDING THE MUNICIPAL CODE
REGARDING PARKING RESTRICTIONS IN. PLANTING STRIPS
This item was removed from the agenda.
23. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE REGULATING, CONTROLLING AND
I/ LICENSING DOOR -TO -DOOR SOLICITORS, STREET SALES AND PEDDLERS
Jeff West, Assistant City Attorney, was available to respond
to questions regarding the drafting of the ordinance relating
to licensing door -to -door solicitors, street sales and
peddlers. Council Member Barnett asked how this ordinance
would affect a business which holds a sidewalk sale in front
of its establishment. Mr. West responded that a different
ordinance regulates sidewalk sales which would control that
activity because they have a permanent place of business.
Council Member Barnett disagreed with the provision that a
violation would be a misdemeanor. Mr. West commented that a
violation against the current ordinance' is a misdemeanor.
Council Member Barnett also pointed out that this ordinance,
which started out to address some court rulings, is replete
with exceptions which tends to be a bit confusing. Mr. West
addressed some of the concerns expressed by Council
concerning the permitting process. There is a fee waiver, as
well as a blanket permit, for legitimate fund - raising
organizations and only individuals soliciting funds or sales
are required to provide pictures for identification purposes.
Ordinance No. 96 -26 having been read by title, it was MOVED
BY BERGER, SECONDED BY PUCCINELLI, TO PASS THE ORDINANCE.
The motion carried by 5 -1 roll call vote; Barnett voting nay;
Sims absent.
ORDINANCE NO. 96 -26, AN ORDINANCE relating to licenses and
business regulations; correcting a constitutional infirmity
and updating a. cross- reference contained in the chapter
dealing with peddlers to protect against criminal activity,
including fraud and burglary, minimize the unwelcome
disturbance of citizens and the disruption of privacy and to
otherwise preserve the public health, safety and welfare by
regulating, controlling and licensing door -to -door
solicitors, street sales, and peddlers; amending sections
5.56.010,5.56.020, 5.56.050, and 5.56.051; enacting new
sections 5.56.022, 5.56.024, 5.56.026, 5.56.030, 5.56.040,
5.56.042, 5.56.044, 5.56.046, 5.56.048, 5.56.052, 5.56.054,
5.56.060, 5.56.062, 5.56.064, 5.56.068 and 5.56.080; and
repealing Chapter 5.72, all of the City of Yakima Municipal
Code.
I/ *24. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE APPROVING RIGHT -OF -WAY VACATION IN
VICINITY OF GARRETT STREET
ORDINANCE NO. 96 -27, AN ORDINANCE amending the right -of -way
vacation provided by Ordinance No. 95 -47 by eliminating
certain conditions precedent, and vacating an undeveloped
portion of Garrett Street and portions of two associated
alley right -of -ways in the vicinity south of Fruitvale
Boulevard and west of North 6th Avenue.
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*25. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE APPROVING RIGHT -OF -WAY VACATION IN
VICINITY OF WEST SPRUCE STREET AT DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL, FILED BY
YAKIMA SCHOOL DISTRICT #7
ORDINANCE NO. 96 -28, AN ORDINANCE vacating 160 feet of West
Spruce Street and 300 feet of the associated alley at the
Davis High School campus.
*26. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE APPROVING RIGHT -OF -WAY VACATION IN
VICINITY OF 1701 TERRACE HEIGHTS DRIVE, FILED BY S.R. INNCO,
INC. (OXFORD SUITES)
ORDINANCE NO. 96 -29, AN ORDINANCE vacating 3600 square feet
of right -of -way on the north side of Terrace Heights Drive at
the intersection with 17th Street.
*27. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CLASSIFICATION AND
COMPENSATION PLAN FOR THE NEW UTILITY LOCATOR POSITION
ORDINANCE NO. 96 -30, AN ORDINANCE relating to City personnel;
adopting a classification and compensation plan for City
employees to be effective May 5, 1996; amending Subsections
2.20.100 A, 2.20.100 C, 2.20.110 A, and 2.20.110 F, all of
the City of Yakima Municipal Code.
*28. SECOND READING OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 1996 BUDGET,
MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1995 YEAR -END ENCUMBRANCES
An Ordinance amending the 1996 budget and appropriating funds
for 1995 year -end encumbrances,-previously having been read
by title only, was brought before the Council for a second
reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 96 -31, AN ORDINANCE amending the 1996 budget
for the City of Yakima; making appropriations for 1995 Year-
End Encumbrances from Unappropriated Fund Balances within
various Funds for expenditure during 1996.
29. OTHER BUSINESS
None.
Information Items:
Items of information provided to Council were: Notice of
Yakima Gateway /I -82 Project Update meeting on April 8, 1996;
The President's Budget for Fiscal Year 1996; Letter from
Allied Arts regarding Gilbert Park entrance resurfacing.
3/25/96; Memorandum from Yakima Valley Conference of
Governments regarding Oil Smart Wednesday. 3/28/96;
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Monthly Annexation Status Report for March. 4/2/96;
February 29, 1996 to March 27, 1996 Monthly Report of Office
of Neighborhood Development; Housing Opportunities for
People Everywhere #1 1994/1995 Annual Performance Report;
Housing Opportunities for People Everywhere #2 1994/1995
Annual Performance Report; 1994 First Quarter HOME Annual
Performance Report; Home Program Data Report as of 2/29/96;
Monthly Report of the Chief of Police for February 1996;
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Assignments Pending in.Office of Environmental Planning as
of April 2, 1996; Agenda for March 28, 1996 Yakima Air
• Terminal Board meeting and minutes of its February 22, 1996
meeting; YVCOG MPO /RTPO TAC Meeting Agenda for April 4,
1996 and Minutes from March 7, 1996 meeting; Agenda for
April 4, 1996 Downtown Area Redevelopment committee meeting
II and minutes of its March 7, 1996 meeting; Article from
March 9, 1996 The Washington Post, "HUD to Scale Back Loan
Aid Program "; and Article from March 27, 1996 Yakima Herald -
Republic, "Semon Plans to Leave Airport Board."
30. ADJOURNMENT TO APRIL 9, 1996 AT 7:00 A.M. FOR INFORMAL
COUNCIL MEETING AT THE YAKIMA CENTER
There being no other business to come before the Council, it
was MOVED BY KLINGELE, SECONDED BY PUCCINELLI, TO ADJOURN TO
• APRIL 9, 1996 AT 7:00 A.M. FOR AN INFORMAL COUNCIL MEETING AT
THE YAKIMA CENTER. The motion carried by unanimous voice
vote; Sims absent. .. .
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