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BUSINESS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
YAKIMA, WASHINGTON
AGENDA STATEMENT
Item No. 6.A.
For Meeting of: January 4, 2022
ITEM TITLE: Approval of minutes from the December 7 and 14, 2021 City
Council regular meetings
SUBMITTED BY: Sonya Claar Tee, City Clerk
SUMMARY EXPLANATION:
See attached.
ITEM BUDGETED:
STRATEGIC PRIORITY:
APPROVED FOR SUBMITTAL BY THE CITY MANAGER
RECOMMENDATION:
Approve minutes.
ATTACHMENTS:
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MINUTES
YAKIMA CITY COUNCIL
December 7, 2021
City Hall -- Council Chambers
5:30 p.m. Regular meeting; 6:00 p.m. public hearings --conducted via Zoom
1. Roll Call
Present: Mayor Patricia Byers, presiding,Assistant Mayor Holly Cousens and
Councilmembers Kay Funk, Brad Hill, Soneya Lund and Eliana Macias
Staff: City Manager Robert Harrison, City Attorney Sara Watkins and Acting City Clerk Jodi
Stephens
Absent: Councilmember Jason White
2. Open Dis •r th the Or r . •
None.
3. Council R: orts
A. ommunication rom CouncTmember Funk J
MOTION: Funk moved to direct staff to prepare an ordinance or resolution, for the
January 4th Council meeting. Once the ordinance is passed, staff will report progress
monthly.
I. Secure parking lots for Homestead Act vehicles (people sleeping in cars).
A. The City will designate City-owned parking lots for Homestead Act vehicles.
B. The City will encourage private owners to volunteer parking lots for
Homestead Act vehicles and provide support.
C. Conditions for secure parking lots for Homestead Act vehicles:
1.A secure perimeter fence is desirable though not required.
2. Video camera is highly desirable.
3. Port-a-potties will be made available and checked periodically by
Clean City staff.
4. Persons threatening others, committing illegal acts, creating
noise/profanity problems, creating health risk, or spreading trash,
will be excluded by no-trespass orders (private) or no-contact
orders (public).
5. Other requirements of RCWs.
II. Yakima police officers will ask persons experiencing homelessness whether
they would use:
A.A shelter space with a locked door.
B.A secure parking lot if they are sleeping in their own vehicles.
III. The City of Yakima will designate "no sit/ no lie" Shelter Protection Area
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around downtown shelters.
IV. The Yakima City Planning Department will initiate a rezone of all City
and County owned land in the Pacific Ave Jail complex to a zoning category which
will allow low-barrier shelters(s). The motion died for a lack of a second, White absent.
Council discussed the option to split the motion into four separate motions.
MOTION: Funk moved and Hill seconded to direct City staff to prepare an
ordinance(s)or resolution(s), for the January 4th Council meeting. Once the ordinance
or resolution is passed, staff will report progress monthly.
I. Secure parking lots for Homestead Act vehicles (people sleeping in cars).
A. The City will designate City-owned parking lots for Homestead
Act vehicles.
B. The City will encourage private owners to volunteer parking lots
for Homestead Act vehicles and provide support.
C. Conditions for secure parking lots for Homestead vehicles:
1. A secure perimeter fence is desirable though not required.
2. Video camera is highly desirable.
3. Port-a-potties will be made available and checked periodically
by Clean City staff.
4. Persons threatening others, committing illegal acts, creating
noise/profanity problems, creating health risk, or spreading trash,
will be excluded by no-trespass orders (private) or no-contact
orders (public).
5. • • - -quirem- • of R
After discu- .n, MO 0 RP ed - • •use seconded t all for the
question. e call f. h: .- carri: • :ni , Whit bsent. The Clerk
reread the Won, h ed b Ian' sus v. to absent.
MOTION: Hill moved and Funk seconded that the city will designate parking lot(s)for
Homestead Act vehicles on City-owned land east of 1-82 with a behavior management
system, contiguous fence, gates, site management and monitoring as well as any
other applicable condition as established by formal agreements with other entities or
by law. The motion carried by unanimous vote, White absent.
MOTION: Hill moved and Funk seconded that the City will designate a "no sit/ no lie"
Shelter Protection Area around downtown shelters. After discussion, the motion failed by
unanimous vote, White absent.
4. Consent Agenda
Mayor Byers referred to the items placed on the Consent Agenda, questioning whether there
were any additions or deletions from Council members present. Items 4E and 4L were removed
from the consent agenda. The City Clerk read the Consent Agenda items, including resolutions
and ordinances, by title. (Items on the Consent Agenda are handled under one motion without
further discussion—see motion directly below.)
MOTION: Cousens moved and Macias seconded to approve the consent agenda. The
motion carried by unanimous vote, White absent.
A. Approval of minutes from the November 16, 2021 City Council regular meeting
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B. Project Completion and Acceptance for Instituform Technologies, LLC. -
Project 2495 Cured In Place Pipe Rehabilitation of Sanitary Sewer Mains
C. Resolution announcing Council Business meeting schedule for 2022
RESOLUTION NO. R-2021-158,A RESOLUTION adopting the City Council 2022 regular
business meeting schedule.
D. Resolution authorizing a contract with the Department of Revenue authorizing an
increase in the Tourism Promotion Area (TPA)fee
RESOLUTION NO. R-2021-159,A RESOLUTION authorizing an interlocal agreement
between the State of Washington Department of Revenue (DOR) and the City of Yakima,
approving an increase in the Tourism Promotion Area (TPA)fee, and authorizing DOR to
administer and collect the lodging charges.
E. This item was removed from the consent agenda
F. Resolution authorizing grant acceptance from the Washington State Department of
Commerce, Community Development Block Grant- Coronavirus (CDBG-CV2)
funds in the amount of$213,181.
RESOLUTION NO. R-2021-160,A RESOLUTION authorizing acceptance of a grant from
the State of Washington Department of Commerce in federal Community Development Block
Grant-Coronavirus (CDBG-CV2) in the amount of$213,181.
G. ' so u rati ng i snag- .-xecu n o e ro n ervices Agreement
een t C of Ya: a an, - C nt .
RESOLUT E N NO -2 1 1-16 R= • u •N tifying City ager's execution of the
Probation ` gree -nt bet - he City Y ima and Yaki County.
H. Resolution authorizing a contract with Hurst Construction, LLC. for Project 2548
Wastewater Collection System Improvements
RESOLUTION NO. R-2021-162,A RESOLUTION authorizing a contract with Hurst
Construction, LLC. for Project 2548 Wastewater Collection System Improvements.
I. Ordinance Amending Municipal Code 3.15 Equipment Rental & Replacement Fund
(second reading)
ORDINANCE NO. 2021-041,AN ORDINANCE amending Municipal Code 3.15 Equipment
Rental & Replacement Fund language to reflect current practice and administration.
J. Ordinance amending the City of Yakima Municipal Codes Section 3.125.010, Clean
City Fund (second reading)
ORDINANCE NO. 2021-042,AN ORDINANCE amending the City of Yakima Municipal
Code Section 3.125.010, Clean City Fund.
K. Ordinance amending the 2021 Budget for the City of Yakima; and making
appropriations from Unappropriated Fund Balances within various Funds for
expenditure during 2021 for various purposes (First Reading)
First reading of AN ORDINANCE amending the 2021 Budget for the City of Yakima; and
making appropriations from Unappropriated Fund Balances within various funds for
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expenditure during 2021 for various purposes described in the attached Schedule.
L. This item was removed from the consent agenda
Items Removed from the Consent Agenda
A. Resolution authorizing the City Manager's authority to resolve and settle any claims
against or by the City of Yakima in an amount of$100,000 or less, and to execute all
documents necessary for such claims.
Councilmember Funk spoke in opposition to the resolution and would like the new Council
members to have a say on this item.
MOTION: Hill moved and Funk seconded to move this item to the January 4, 2022
regular business meeting. The motion carried by unanimous vote, White absent.
B. Ordinance adopting the 2022 Budget for the City of Yakima
Councilmember Funk shared her thoughts and concerns on the budget.
The City Clerk read the ordinance by title only.
Motion: Cousens moved and Funk seconded to pass the ordinance. The motion carried
by unanimous vote, White absent.
ORDINAN • 021 • •RDIN CE ad City of Yakima,
Washingto or the ar . 22; an• akin. , 'ropria ns for estima expenditures.
5. Public Co ent
Andrew Ho •e D .ctor n n Ass. .ti of Yakima ( )offered to have the
Downtown • • a ion he • with da'. •z• lection.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
6. Closed record public hearing and Resolution to consider the Hearing Examiner's
recommendation regarding the preliminary plat of Apple Tree No 4 Phase 2 submitted by Apple
Tree Construction Company LLC, located at 9300 Apple Tree Parkway
Mayor Byers stated this is a closed record public hearing and the Council is sitting in its quasi-
judicial capacity. She stated because this is a quasi-judicial hearing, there is an appearance of
fairness doctrine and Council will need to answer the following questions:
1. Do you have any interest in the property or the application, or do you own property within
300 feet of the property subject to the application? Council responded they did not.
2. Do you stand to gain or lose any financial benefit as a result of the outcome of the
appeal? The response from Council was no.
3. Can you hear and consider the application in a fair and objective manner? Council stated
they could.
4. Have you had any ex parte communications with the developer or anyone else regarding
this proposed subdivision? Council members stated they have not had any ex parte
communications.
Mayor Byers asked if anyone wished to challenge any council member's participation in this
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appeal on appearance of fairness grounds, and no one from the audience spoke to the issue.
Mayor Byers introduced Senior Planner Eric Crowell who provided the staff report and
informed Council that Mike Heit is available for any questions.
Mayor Byers opened the public hearing and,with no one calling in to speak, closed the
hearing.
The City Clerk read the resolution by title only.
MOTION: Cousens moved and Lund seconded to adopt the resolution. The motion
carried by a unanimous vote, White absent.
RESOLUTION NO. R-2021-163,A RESOLUTION approving the Preliminary Long Plat of
Apple Tree No.4— Phase 2, a 32-lot subdivision with 3 tracts, located at 9300 Apple Tree
P kwy.
7. Closed record public hearing and Resolution to consider the Hearing Examiner's
recommendation regarding the master planned development and development agreement
submitted by Roberto Arteaga and Araceli Gonzales Tello located at 9503, 9509, 9515 Tieton
Drive
Mayor Byers stated this is a closed record public hearing and the Council is sitting in its quasi-
judicial capacity. She stated because this is a quasi-judicial hearing, there is an appearance of
fairness doctrine and Council will need to answer the following questions:
1. Do y. - y in! ' •e prop_ or the n wn property within
300 f: t of th- op y subj= to th' : ,licati . Council res nded they did not.
2. Do ye stand t• !al - y fi . +ene suit of e outcome of the
appe. ' Count . r: +on as
3. Can he. d • sider ' a' ication a it and objecti manner? Council stated
they +. ..
4. Have you had any ex parte communications with the developer or anyone else regarding
this proposed subdivision? No Council members have had any ex parte
communications.
Mayor Byers asked if anyone wished to challenge any council member's participation in this
appeal on appearance of fairness grounds, and no one from the audience spoke on the issue.
Mayor Byers introduced Senior Planner Eric Crowell who provided the staff report. On behalf
of the developer, Leanne Liddicoat expressed her appreciation of City staff.
Mayor Byers opened the public hearing and,with no one calling in to speak, closed the
hearing.
The City Clerk read the resolution by title only.
MOTION: Cousens moved and Lund seconded to adopt the resolution. The motion
carried by unanimous vote, White absent.
RESOLUTION NO. R-2021-164,A RESOLUTION approving the Master Planned
Development (PD#001-21) and authorizing and directing the City Manager to execute a
Development Agreement with Roberto Arteaga and Araceli Gonzales Tello (herein after
"Developer") to provide for the terms and conditions of development of a preliminary short plat
and planned development to be located at 9503, 9509, and 9515 Tieton Dr., in the City of
Yakima.
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DEPARTMENT ITEMS
8. Discussion relating to the Transportation Benefit District; modifying the Transportation
Improvements to be funded by the District
Scott Schafer, Director of Public Works, discussed the existing Transportation Benefit District
(TBD) Project List and four projects that could be added to the list, noting that adding to the
list would require a public hearing.
MOTION: Hill moved and Macias seconded to add the following three projects to the
TBD list and to set a public hearing as soon as possible after today: 1) Intersection at
66th Ave. & Englewood -cost to be determined as a warrant analysis needs to be
conducted to determine what safety improvements may be necessary; 2) Nob Hill
Blvd. (34th Ave to 44th Ave.) -approximately $635,000; grind &overlay; and 3)40th
Ave./Chestnut intersection -cost to be determined as an Engineering Study needs to
be conducted first to determine what safety improvements may be necessary. The
motion carried by unanimous vote, White absent.
Council members discussed the 6th Ave. Trolley Track project. Councilmember Hill requested
an accounting of the federal funding that could potentially be lost or need to be reimbursed if
the trolley tracks are removed. Assistant Mayor Cousens noted that the community and the
Trolley Association should be involved in the discussion. Councilmember Lund asked if the
financial information could be available by the first week of January. City Manager Harrison
stated an update would be provided to Council.
MOTION: nd m• ed nd Co ens ded set a publi earing for December
21, 2021 fi these oj, - - :Iso -s t ation ouncilmember Hill is
requestin• egardi, t tro fu e ion carried unanimous vote, White
absent.
9. Downtown Data Collection
City Attorney Watkins introduced the item and provided information on a draft data collection
plan and sample data collection logs regarding persons sitting or lying on sidewalks in Yakima.
After Council discussion,
MOTION: Hill moved and Cousens seconded to direct City staff to collect data to
evaluate if a "no sit 1 no lie" ordinance is viable, and also to determine the needs of
the homeless population to determine the specifications needed for a potential day
center. The motion failed by a 3-3 vote with Funk, Lund and Macias voting no, White
absent.
10. Other Business
Councilmember Hill spoke briefly about policing priorities.
Mayor Byers expressed disappointment in the results of the downtown data collection vote.
Council members discussed items attached to agenda item 3A: Neglected Opportunities to
Create Low-Cost, Secure, Temporary Alternatives for unhoused people, Conestoga Huts,
Garden Storage Sheds and Pallet Shelters.
City Manager Harrison reported outreach has been made to Low Income Housing Institute
(LIHI) and on November 15th Yakima County issued an RFP for$4.4 million in Cares Act funds
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for homeless individuals; scheduled to be awarded in January. These funds cannot be used
for capitol projects.
Councilmember Lund requested details of the expenditures of the HOME Fund and how the
money is spent. City Manager Harrison indicated he would have that information added to the
weekly report.
Councilmember Hill asked if it would be possible to use Clean City programs to provide site
management. City Manager Harrison mentioned there is a$60,000 contract with SunRise
Outreach as part of Clean City and the intent is to end that contract in April with the$60,000
repurposed.
11. Adjournment
MOTION: Cousens moved and Hill seconded to adjourn to the next regular business
meeting on December 14, 2021 at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom. The motion carried by unanimous
vote, White absent. The meeting adjourned at 8:42 p.m.
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MINUTES
YAKIMA CITY COUNCIL
December 14, 2021
City Hall -- Council Chambers
5:30 p.m. Regular meeting; 6:00 p.m. public hearings --conducted via Zoom
1. Roll Call
Present: Mayor Patricia Byers, presiding,Assistant Mayor Holly Cousens and
Councilmembers Kay Funk, Brad Hill, Soneya Lund and Eliana Macias
Staff: City Manager Robert Harrison, City Attorney Sara Watkins and City Clerk Sonya Claar
Tee
Absent: Councilmember Jason White
2. Newly Elected Process
A. 'ministration of Oaths of Offi( • dge Woodard and J ge Olwell
City Clerk I :ar Te- -dm stere e • h of office to Judge Wood and Judge Olwell.
3. Open Discussion for the Good of the Order
A. Proclamations
i. Homeless Persons Memorial Proclamation
Mayor Byers proclaimed December 21, 2021, as"Homeless Persons' Memorial Day" and
Rhonda Hauff, CEO at Yakima Neighborhood Health, accepted it.
B. Presentations/ Recognitions/ Introductions
i. Recognition of outgoing Council members Funk, Hill and White
Mayor Byers recognized outgoing Councilmembers Funk, Hill and White for their service to the
City of Yakima.
4. Council Reports
None.
5. Consent Agenda
Mayor Byers referred to the items placed on the Consent Agenda, questioning whether there
were any additions or deletions from Council members present. There were no changes. The
City Clerk read the Consent Agenda items, including resolutions and ordinances, by title.
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(Items on the Consent Agenda are handled under one motion without further discussion—see
motion directly below.)
MOTION: Cousens moved and Macias seconded to approve the consent agenda. The
motion carried by unanimous vote, White absent.
A. Approve payment of disbursements for the period November 1 —30, 2021.
B. November 2021 Investment Transactions Report
C. Resolution authorizing award of BID 12126S and execution of agreements with
Core Northwest LLC, and Knobel's Electric, Inc., to purchase Unit-Price Electrical
Services
RESOLUTION NO. R-2021-165,A RESOLUTION authorizing award of BID 12126S and
execution of agreements with Core Northwest LLC, and Knobel's Electric, Inc., to purchase
Unit-Price Electrical Services.
D. Resolution authorizing a Professional Services Agreement with Gray& Osborne,
Inc. for the Robertson Elementary Safe Routes to School Project AT2562
RESOLUTION NO. R-2021-166,A RESOLUTION authorizing a Professional Services
Agreement with Gray& Osborne, Inc. to prepare civil engineering plans and specifications for
the Robertson Elementary Safe Routes to School project.
E. . . aut agree, 't with . .rovide assessment
. . case :n. fidt ice- . le Cit f Yakima Co unity Diversion
.gram t .ui .er 2(
RESOLUT --2 1 1-167, - .OLU •N uthorizing an. 'irecting the City
Manager of the City of Yakima to execute an agreement with People for People to provide
assessment and case management services for the City of Yakima Community Diversion
Program through December 2022.
F. Resolution authorizing the Chief of Police of the City of Yakima to execute an
Interlocal Agreement with the Washington Traffic Safety Commission for funding a
law enforcement liaison
RESOLUTION NO. R-2021-168,A RESOLUTION authorizing the Chief of Police of the City
of Yakima to execute an Interlocal Agreement Between the City of Yakima Police Department
and the Washington Traffic Safety Commission for funding a Law Enforcement Liaison.
G. Resolution authorizing the City Manager to sign an Assignment and Assumption
Agreement regarding the Purchase and Sale Agreement dated August 6, 2021
between Filer Holdings, LLC and the City of Yakima and ratifying the signatures of
the City Manager on all prior documents and amendments associated with the
Agreement
RESOLUTION NO. R-2021-169,A RESOLUTION authorizing the City Manager to sign an
Assignment and Assumption Agreement regarding the Purchase and Sale Agreement dated
August 6, 2021 between Filer Holdings, LLC and the City of Yakima and ratifying the
signatures of the City Manager on all prior documents and amendments associated with the
Agreement.
H. Ordinance amending the 2021 Budget for the City of Yakima; and making
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appropriations from Unappropriated Fund Balances within various Funds for
expenditure during 2021 for various purposes (Second Reading)
ORDINANCE NO. 2021-044,AN ORDINANCE amending the 2021 Budget for the City of
Yakima; and making appropriations from Unappropriated Fund Balances within various funds
for expenditure during 2021 for various purposes described in the attached Schedule.
6. Public Comment
Kelly Tobey, City resident, spoke in support of the Homeless Persons Memorial.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
7. Closed record public hearing and Resolution to consider the Hearing Examiner's
recommendation regarding the master planned development and development agreement
originally submitted by Greg and Adele Bainter for the Plat of Upper Valley Estates, located at
502 S 90th Avenue
Mayor Byers stated this is a closed record public hearing and the Council is sitting in its quasi-
judicial capacity. She stated because this is a quasi-judicial hearing, there is an appearance of
fairness doctrine and Council will need to answer the following questions:
1. Do you have any interest in the property or the application, or do you own property within
300 feet of the property subject to the application? Council responded they did not.
2. Do you stand to gain or lose any financial benefit as a result of the outcome of the
appe. -- espo --- ouncil no.
3. Can hea 'd « sider appli in a it and objecti manner? Council stated
they + Id.
4. Have su had . y o .. ,.mm wit e eveloper anyone else regarding
this p pose. ..di .ion? + n emb st d they have t had any ex parte
com . . . s.
Mayor Byers asked if anyone wished to challenge any council member's participation in this
matter on appearance of fairness grounds, and no one from the audience spoke to the issue.
Mayor Byers introduced Senior Planner Trevor Martin who provided the staff report.
Mayor Byers opened the public hearing. Before the public commenters spoke, the City Clerk
asked each person the following question: "do you promise to tell the truth in this matter
presently before the City Council?" Each speaker promised to tell the truth in this matter.
Carl Neuman, City resident, spoke against the issue, stating he owns neighboring property and
the scope of the development has enlarged since inception. He asked Council to delay
approval of the project, citing public safety concerns with children walking to school. Katie and
Max Rutger, City residents, echoed Mr. Neuman's comments. Tom Durant, spoke on behalf of
the developer, stated the Hearing Examiner held the hearing open for additional information
from the applicant, staff addressed the concerns raised, and all of this information is included in
the record.With no one else calling in to speak, Mayor Byers closed the hearing.
Trevor Martin, Senior Planner, clarified the Rutger's did not participate in the hearing. Mayor
Byers indicated the Rutger's statements cannot be considered.
The City Clerk read the resolution by title only. After discussion,
MOTION: Cousens moved and Macias seconded to adopt the resolution. The motion
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carried by a unanimous vote, White absent.
RESOLUTION NO. R-2021-170,A RESOLUTION approving the Master Planned
Development (PD#002-21)and authorizing and directing the City Manager to execute a
Development Agreement with A DLT INVESTMENT GROUP LLC (herein after"Developer")
to provide for the terms and conditions of development of a preliminary short plat and planned
development to be located at 502 S. 90th Ave., in the City of Yakima.
8. Closed record public hearing and Resolution to consider the Yakima Planning Commission's
recommendation regarding the preliminary plat of Aspen Estates Phase 2 submitted by Aspen
Tree LLC located in the vicinity of W Washington Ave &S 64th Ave
Mayor Byers stated this is a closed record public hearing and the Council is sitting in its quasi-
judicial capacity. She stated because this is a quasi-judicial hearing, there is an appearance of
fairness doctrine and Council will need to answer the following questions:
1. Do you have any interest in the property or the application, or do you own property within
300 feet of the property subject to the application? Council responded they did not.
2. Do you stand to gain or lose any financial benefit as a result of the outcome of the
appeal? The response from Council was no.
3. Can you hear and consider the application in a fair and objective manner? Council stated
they could.
4. Have you had any ex parte communications with the developer or anyone else regarding
this proposed subdivision? Council members stated they have not had any ex parte
communications.
Mayor Bye asked -ny to c = !e an ouncil memb s participation in this
matter on a ,earanc: ,f f •und- = • o on e audi e spoke to the issue.
Mayor Bye introdu I • - for -nner arti ho provided e staff report and
informed CI ncil • ri. erzog, • alf of t d loper, is avai le for any questions.
Mayor Byers opened the public hearing and,with no one calling in to speak, closed the
hearing.
The City Clerk read the resolution by title only.
MOTION: Cousens moved and Lund seconded to adopt the resolution. The motion
carried by a unanimous vote, White absent.
RESOLUTION NO. R-2021-171,A RESOLUTION approving the Preliminary Long Plat of
Aspen Estates— Phase 2, a 22-lot subdivision located in the vicinity of S. 64th Ave. and W.
Washington Ave.
9. Other Business
Mayor Byers thanked Public Works Director Scott Schafer,Assistant Public Works
Director Dave Brown, and Code Administration Manager Glenn Denman on their reports
referenced in general information. She wished the community happy holidays.
10. Adjournment
MOTION: Cousens moved and Lund seconded to adjourn to a Special meeting on
December 21, 2021, at 5:00 p.m. via Zoom. The motion carried by unanimous vote, White
absent. The meeting adjourned at 6:38 p.m.
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