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MAY 12, 1987
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BUSINESS MEETING
1. ROLL CALL
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The City Council met in session on this date at 2:00 P.M. in the
Council Chambers of City Hall, Yakima,-Washington. Assistant Mayor
Clarence Barnett, presiding, Council members Pat Berndt, Lynn
Buchanan, Lynn .Carmichael, Sims present on roll call.
City, Manager Zais,- City Attorney Vanek, -, - Clerk Roberts and
- Deputy • City Clerk , Toney also present. Mayor Henry Beauchamp
present after. 2:08 p.m. Council, member Jerry Foy absent and
excused: -
Council member Sims read a proclamation declaring.the week of May
• 10 -16, , - 1987 -.as "Small .Business Week" in the , City of .Yakima. The
proclamation was accepted,by David Siegley and Patrick.Gilmore.
Council member Berndt read a proclamation declaring the week of May
10 -16, 1987 as "Youth For Christ Campus Life. Week" in the City of
Yakima. The Proclamation was accepted by Gene Sweeney.
Council - member Carmichael read a proclamation declaring the week of
May 10 -16, 1987 as "National Police Week" in the City of Yakima.
-The proclamation was accepted by Police Chief ,Pleas. Green and
- -Lieutenant Mike Welton. Chief Green' thanked rCouncil' for this
proclamation and stated ,the, police patrol, cars will have blue
• ribbons' tied to' the antennas during thee. week - of May :10 -16th in
,. recognition of..this. occasion. ,
2. INVOCATION •
- The of Allegiance was led•by'Council' member Barnett..
3. •-OPEN.DISCUSSION FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER •
Council member Carmichael commented a number of studies have
been conducted in•the downtown area regarding the synchronization
of the traffic signals located on Yakima Avenue, and she feels it
is time to re- evaluate the situation. - Therefore, it was MOVED by
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Carmichael, seconded by Buchanan, to ask,.staff to bring back a plan
for synchronizing of the traffic signals on Yakima Avenue so that
we -can, study that and,!come to some new conclusion. Unanimously
carried by -,•Foy absent.
4. . CONSENT AGENDA -
Mayor Beauchamp referred to - the items placed on the Consent Agenda,
questioning whether there were any additions or deletions from
either Council members or citizens present. It was the general
consensus of-the Council to add Items:Nos. 9 and 12, as requested
by.. Council members,:Carmichael and Barnett. The City .Clerk then
read'the Consent Agenda items, including resolutions'and ordinances
. by title. It was MOVED by. Carmichael, seconded 'by,Berndt, that the
Consent Agenda, as read,-'be passed. Unanimously. carried °.by roll
call vote., Foy. absent. ,(Subsequent paragraphs preceded by an
• asterisk:(*) 'indicate items the Consent Agenda handled under
one motion without further discussion.) •
*5. APPROVAL OF.-THE MINUTES OF THE COUNCIL MEETINGS OF-MARCH 24, AND
APRIL 7 : &. 14, 1987. - • - -
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The Council minutes of March 24 and •April 7 -& 14, 1987 were
approved,,• : having. been. duly : certified ,accurate - by two :Council
members. and, no one present - wishing to have said _minutes read
publicly. .. .
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6. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
None
*7. SPECIAL PRESENTATION BY THE YAKIMA CONSTITUTION BICENTENNIAL
COMMITTEE
Ines Rice, Co-Chairperson of the Yakima Constitution Bicentennial
Committee, ''presented to Council the Certification of the U.S.
National Bicentennial Committee signed by the National Chairman,
Chief' Justice Warren Burger. This certificate recognizes Yakima
as a Bicentennial Community with the distinction of being the first
Bicentennial Community in the State -of Washington. David Raymond,
of the Yakima Exchange Group, introduced Ralph Hinkley and Keith
McDonald, members of the Freedom Shrine Committee, who presented
a Freedom Shrine consisting of a plaque and twenty -eight documents,
S(-f; - to r :Ines :Rice" -and" =the Yakima Con "Bicentenni'al• rCommittee.
The documents are replicas of various instruments' of our nation's
heritage, including the Declaration of Independence. Mr. McDonald
stated a set of these documents was also presented to Davis High
School, Eisenhower High School, West Valley High School and,
formerly, Carroll High School. Mrs. Rice indicated the Committee
is co-sponsoring a program with the County Auditor's office on May
28th at the Convention Center to honor the 50 year voters. Supreme
Court Justice William Goodloe will be*the speaker at this program.
Mrs. Rice gave a brief report on the activities of the Committee,
stating the Yakima School District is planning a program in the .
fall. Committee member Winifred Sinclair displayed small
centennial flags and a bicentennial lapel pin which may be
purchased from committee members. A discussion ensued regarding
the possibility of the Committee ordering the flags and pins
through the City of Yakima at a reduced price. City Manager Zais
indicated he does not see any problem with the Committee ordering
these items through the City. Mayor Beauchamp suggested to Mrs.
Sinclair that the Committee develop a plan for marketing these
items and submit a cost estimate for the merchandise to be
ordered.
8. REPORT FROM FIRE DEPARTMENT REGARDING PROPOSED REORGANIZATION
City Manager Zais commented this is a comprehensive evaluation and
'proposed'Jreorgahization by' department`.managemerit - anda himself. He
commented many of the issues addressed in this proposal actually
o. "surfaced = du"ring the s•tithe when s Acting" Fire 'Chief, !but `did not
receive a comprehensive evaluation until after Chief Beeson had
been on board for some time. He stated management attempted to
ensure that input was received from all fire department personnel
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regarding this reorganization. Mr. Zais stated it was management's
decision to include in this report the _additional staffing
requests for the reorganization, rather than present it during
budget review sessions later in the year. Fire Chief Beeson
reviewed the process used in the evaluation of the fire department
and his reasons- for the proposed reorganization. He stated he
solicited continents and suggestions from those within the
organization and received over 200 different suggestions which were
• reduced, and utilized- in developing the reorganization and
restructuring of the Fire Department. Regarding the additional
staffing, he stated' the proposal requests an additional secretary
and one cadet firefighter; the cadet position being earmarked for
minorities and women. Chief Beeson stated the reorganization also
calls for two additional Battalion Chiefs; one to address training
needs and the other in charge of a new division of support
services. The training division is being expanded fran one
individual to four. There will be a Battalion Chief to supervise
three Captains; each with specific responsibilities in the
organization. One of the Captains will be responsible for public
education, one will coordinate the emergency medical services
program, and the third will act as a drill instructor. He stated
he feels this type of structure in the area of training will make
the positive impact needed in this subject area. The support
services division is a newly created division, and essentially will
tie a number of the existing divisions, such as communications,
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mechanics; and investigations under the - responsibility of the
Battalion Chief . Through this process, it is felt that sane of the
administrative responsibilities will be placed on the Battalion
Chief, .thus increasing productivity and efficiency of the Fire
Department: He stated there currently is • a , position in the
department; -:that is -- 50% fire investigation = -t and r. 50% •public
educat ion : =: However, r he believes there is• a need for; greater public
education,.- therefore, the - reorganization plan strongly emphasizes
public education. Mr. Beeson stated the cost -of the reorganization
, is negligible and staff has tried to earmark sources- where savings
are <being made within the organization today and in •:the• 'caning
years. -. He .requested Council's support in the proposed
reorganization of the Fire Department. '`• Chief ‘, Beeson- responded to
Council member Barnett's inquiries regarding various aspects of the
proposed reorganization. Council members Buchanan and Carmichael
commented they would like to , see further evaluation of the cadet
program-; prior to adoption of the proposed reorganization.
Following further comments and discussion, Battalion Chief Berger,
addressed Council regarding Chief Beeson' s - proposal. Mr :. Berger
stated he is. approaching his 28th year of service on the Yakima
Fire .Department', serving in the capacity of. Battalion Chief - -for the
.past 7;: .years. , He stated ',he., also served as _Deputy • Chief : -for a
period of time under •Ed Carroll's •administration. Mr. Berger
stated the Fire. Department ..needs., new .,direction, . however,. .he is
opposed.- to the type of changes Chief Beeson is :proposing. He
• .Indicated the cost 'of implementing this plan needs to; -be addressed,
and added Tony Sloan has • information to present on this aspect of
the- oproposal:. Referring - to an organizational chart he had
prepared, Mr. Berger stated the span of control is not what was
indicated in the - proposal. He stated .a training, officer is needed
in administration to direct •the, three shifts and , maintain
continuity :in, the training program for all three4,shifts. He
explained ; the method by- ,which this , has been -.handled in the past;
the Captain -with- the ;least-_ seniority is assigned until he .becomes
efficient, then another captain, is • assigned. . He , suggested- this be
made ; a .permanent position at the- rank of a - Battalion Chief, but
stated, is his belief that three Captains under: the Battalion
Chief are .not needed. Mr. Berger stated- ,he views the
proposed reorganization as being ; ''top; - heavy." He commented
further -this is the •same - ,reorganization- ',plan . Chief ;Beeson
implemented in Colorado, with one minor:. change.- Mr. Berger stated
he learned : of the . Cadet Program just eight - days. :_ago;:: and was
surprised to, , see it included in - the .final = recommendation. He
suggested Council - conduct a study .session so -the_. subject may be
discussed in more detail. Battalion Chief O'Dell: also addressed
Council regarding the. proposed reorganization, stating he••has been
with -the Fire Department for twenty -five. , years; - ._and he feels the
proposal of •a • Battalion Chief with - four .Captains' under
. his supervision °is. extremely top heavy. - :cHe- ..stated one'rof the
•positions, being deleted in the 1reorganization' is that of the
. firefighter /driver: for •the three. Battalion, " Chiefs.• Mr.
'O'Dell .stated it is 'unanimously. agreed amongst the firefighters and
officers that this position is the most productive, firefighter
position in the department;, .yet this position has-been-dieted in
the proposed reorganization. Council member Barnett - conmented he
had spoken with a former Fire Chief -about the organization plan and
he . indicated this is•••the ;one position he felt could be eliminated.
Mr-: O'Dell defended -the: - position on , :-the" basis of productivity,
stating, - "he ( the firefighter /driver -)-, is - generally •.the- first one
on, the scene: of- a, major fire, - the first, one to mask. up, the first
one. to - take --a-. line- in,, or t h e : first one,- to -I initiate +a rescue; a
very - important • individual." He -- stated . in t the , case of a•- , ,major
hotel -fire, this firefighter is immediately: sent in .to -investigate
the . fire and radio- information to - Battalion Chief, who in turn
relays that information •: to_ - the •responding - .1 apparatus. Mr.
O'Dell stated- they also try to keep a- fire investigator in that
vehicle to provide immediate primary,. investigation on every fire
scene. He noted- the Fire .:Investigation Division ois being reduced
to half of the present manpower, . land he - does not. concur with this
recommendation. . He recalled that two , - ago - the Fire
Investigation• Division was increased to reduce the- amount of arson
fires,.. and he •_believes the - proposed - reduction , to - this division
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would be.counter- productive. Council member Carmichael asked Mr.
O'Dell if. he participated in the development process of the
proposes reorganization as submitted by Chief Beeson. He replied,
• "Basically, no, not in that particular one." Al Tobia, Firefighter
for approximately 10 years, addressed Council regarding this issue
stating he has served -as the driver for the past three'months and
has had the opportunity to fight more fires in that capacity than
he did on an engine company in six years. He spoke opposing the
reorganization stating it is top heavy and does not properly serve
the needs of the citizens. He pointed out that he has a
Lieutenant; a Captain; a Battalion Chief; the `Deputy Chief- the
Fire Chief in charge of him.. He spoke in favor of the training
r -1 :officer,.::: does : not= 'ifeel ra drill master=- :waSCC needed.
Following further comments by Mr. Tobia, Council member Carmichael
• >>__ : .Mr'. Tobiaa.if he was.'given opportuni :tp:to participate in
this study and he replied, "No." Council member Sims asked Mr.
Tobia if he was asked to participate in this study, and he
responded, "Na." Council member Buchanan commented, there have
been a couple of requests made today for Council to address this
particular issue during a study session, and Council has also been
- cautioned not to make a "snap decision" on the proposed
reorganization. He further stated Council has had this information
for -two weeks now, therefore, he does not feel a decision at this
time would. be hasty. Mayor Beauchamp asked Mr. Tobia if his
presentation today is representative of the firefighters in
opposition to this plan. Mr. Tobia responded he is speaking for
himself, and the people with wham he associates. Mayor Beauchamp
asked if he was encouraged by anyone to come before Council today.
He responded he was encouraged to speak by some of the
firefighters. Mayor Beauchamp further questioned if Mr. Tobia was
encouraged by his Battalion Chief'.(for whom he drives) to speak in
opposition to 'the plan and he responded negatively. Captain Joe
Valenzuela Council, reminding them of his former request
that the new Fire Chief be given support, as he was going to Ileed
- it. Mr..Valenzuela stated the Chief has been very participative,
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and indicated the Fire Department does need some reorganization.
• He stated there are over 100 programs t� be administered, and many
.:1 ofnthem currently have no''supervision.= 'Captain Va1enzuela tated
some of his ideas were incorporated into the reorganization plan,
r,r' o:as _were, those ofr a± number of"other' employees, and . even : :so - this is
not the way. he would have reorganized the department. He
▪ creiterated• the need- to give =:their full 'support toy Chief
Beeson at. this time. He indicated the reorganization would allow
the day -to-day supervision needed to *administer the various
programs outlined in the reorganization plan. Fire Inve
Tony Sloan spoke in opposition of the reorganization as presented
by Chief Beeson. Mr. Sloan spoke of the need to complete the Fire
Master started in 1979, - 1980 and 1981 for the City of Yakima,
adding this was not included in Chief Beeson's reorganization plan.
He stated the cost to implement this plan will be approximately
$80,000- 90,000; and this figure does not include fringe benefits.
Mr. Sloan stated he does. not feel a reorganization should be
attempted' until a Fire Master Plan has been completed. Council
• member Barnett pointed out discrepancies in the implementation
costs presented by Fire Chief Beeson and those of Mr. Sloan. He
stated he would like to see a reconciliation of these two sets of
figures. Mr. Sloan stated he is willing to provide that
information for Council member Barnett. Discussion continued
regarding the history of the Fire Master Plan, with City Manager
Zais reminding Mr. Sloan of Council's concern at that time that
the Fire Department was driving this and not necessarily the
community, and this had resulted in a loss of credibility.
Council member Carmichael asked Mr. Sloan if he had participated in
the development; of the reorganization plan, and he replied, "Yes,
but 7 my.: opinionL did =snot count." 1 Council Berndt =carunented, "other
than the financial aspect, she does not view it as Council's
• responsibility' to - .advise .- %a .depar-tmentr head howl to organize his
• staff." Mayor Beauchamp and Council member Carmichael were in
• = v :agreement:: City :Manager - 2ais. - lexpressedr.;'appreci'ation - 'for CCouncil
member Berndt's continent, however, he stated it. is the obligation of
management, under the Charter, to present any organizational
changes to Council for consideration and final action because it
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invariably involves legislation. Council member Barnett commented
. he would like to re- evaluate some of ,the • remarks: made in
:relationship to -Chief Beeson's document prior to•making. -a- • decision
on, the matter.•.Indicating her support -.of ,Chief:Beeson, -it was
. . MOVED -by, Carmichael•; seconded by Berndt, to ,accept , the report, and
authorize the department reorganization with the exception the
Cadet Program that was proposed. Council member Barnett requested
•he,be:allowed to, abstain from voting on the basis of•the.•fact that
. he:•had requested -additional information for evaluation, prior to
making a decision on the issue. Mayor Beauchamp stated the
reorganization has merit, however, he does not see any value in
. delaying :a "decision :,on the .Cadet -Programs: •Councilr, member
Carmichael. explained that she would like tor,have:•an opportunity to
review the Cadet - Program currently :used - in the ;Police Department
prior to making a decision on this aspect of the reorganization.
City Attorney Vanek stated Council should vote on Council member
•- Bar-nett's ,request to'be ;allowed. to abstain from voting on this
issue. - It• ,was -, MOVED by Buchanan; seconded by Berndt, that Council
member Barnett be allowed to abstain..,The question was called for
a vote on the motion. Unanimously carried by voice vote. Foy
absent. The question was called for a vote on•'the,main emotion.
Unanimously carried by voice vote. Barnett abstaining, and Foy
• absent. _
*9. PRESENTATION OF- 1986 TRANSIT,.ANNUAL REPORT
The report.,fr•om• the Director of, Public -Works dated May 12,• 1987,
•regarding the -Transit Division: Annual . Repor.t -, was ; placed-on the
- .Consent- Agenda, and,accepted..as submitted.-.
*10. REPORT FROM, PERSONNEL .DIVISION- REGARDING QUARTER 198.7,-VEHICLE
SAFETY RECORD.- , • ;
The report from the
Personnel. Division regarding-the first quarter
1987 - •vehicle safety. ,record. -was accepted.
*11. RE_PORTS;'_FROM,'DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. &-BUDGET: 2 r
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A. FIRST QUARTER-1987- INSURANCE REPORT = r r,
The report from-the-Department of- ,Finance •and - Budget regarding the
first quarter 1987 insurance report- was :accepted., - r -.,
B. FIRST QUARTER.1987• CENTRAL BILLING REPORT -
The,; report 'fran, 'the . Department: of Finance• and-Budget regarding the
first,quarter 1987 central billing ,status,, was accepted.
.C.•.. APRIL 1987 BUDGET REPORT:-
The report from the•Department of Finance - and Budget regarding the
April 1987 budget status,-was accepted.
*12. CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING,-FOR:-THE CONSOLIDATION OF
LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS NOS. 1035,_1036, 1037, 1038 AND 1041
INTO CONSOLIDATED,rLOCAL- ;IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT• NO. 2,--1987 AND
AUTHORIZING THE-- SALE OF BONDS.-•T0 SEATTLE :NORTHWEST -SECURITIES
ORDINANCE NO. 3016,.AN ORDINANCE of the Yakima, Washington,
providings for; the consolidation -: .Local - -Improvement .Districts
Nos. 1035,. 1036, 1037, 1038, and.1.041.• into ,Consolidated- Local
Improvement District No. 2; authorizing the issuance and sale of
Consolidated : • Local Improvement ' District: No. • -2 • bonds. - in the
aggregate, principal amount - of $298,150,37; providing. the form,
terms,, rates; ,maturity, conditions- and covenants, of.-.said bonds;
providing-for the-disposition of the proceeds their-,sale; and
confirming the, sale - -ofv such bonds. • ,_r • v.
* 13. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE APPROVING AND
REZONE OF PROPERTY AT 1802 -1804 SOUTH 24TH AVENUE, AS REQUESTED BY
IRWIN RESEARCH
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ORDINANCE NO. 3017, AN ORDINANCE affirming the Hearing Examiner's
recommendation granting a master•application and rezone of property
in the vicinity of Wide Hollow Creek at 1802 through 1804
South 24th Avenue, and amending the zoning map of the City of
Yakima.
*14. CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 1987 BUDGET AND
1 '.APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR DISTRICT' COURT' COLLECTION- SERVICES=(SECOND
READING)
The ordinance amending the 1987 budget and appropriating funds for
district court collection services having been read by title only
at a previous meeting, was brought before the Council for a second
reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 3018, AN ORDINANCE amending the 1987 budget for the
City of Yakima; and making an appropriation in the General Fund for
expenditure during 1987.
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15. OTHER BUSINESS
Council member Berndt asked if Council has any interest in
adopting a resolution or ordinance to prohibit the establishment of
fruit /produce stands on various lots within the City. She'
indicated often these weekend ventures turn into semi - permanent
eyesores and there are more of than appearing around the City each
year. She stated she has been informed that the City currently
does not have an ordinance to address this, and asked if there is
• a consensus to ask someone to look into a possible solution to the
problem. Council member Buchanan suggested this could be tied to
permanent yard sales. City Attorney Vanek commented there is an
ordinance which regulates the number of garage sales a person may
`-' conduct per year, add this is handled on •a "catiplairit basis by the
Code Administration office. He stated the City did at one time
regulate itinerant businesses, however, that has been repealed by
the City Council on the advise of the legal department because -it•
is unconstitutional. Following further discussion, it was decided
that Council members Berndt and Carmichael would meet with Mr.
Vanek to discuss this matter. Council member Carmichael stated the
Code Administration Division is also aware of the problem and have
been working on possible solutions.
Council member Barnett absent after 4:15 p.m. -
- Council member Carmichael stated, traditionally, Council has
cancelled the Council meeting the week 'of the Association of
Washington Cities Conference to allow Council members to attend the
conference. She stated the conference will be held in Yakima year
the week of June 16th, and encouraged Council members to attend.
It was MOVED by Carmichael, seconded by Berndt, to cancel the June
16th Council meeting, and only' if- there is a dire necessity, •
conduct a Council meeting on June 30th. Unanimously carried by
voice vote. Foy absent. •
Council member Carmichael stated she was asked by John Klingele to
mention that appointments need to be made to the Traffic Safety
Advisory Collunission. Council member Berndt stated she had
previously received the same request from John Klingele and was
told those appointments have been placed on hold. City Manager
Zais Tasked'; Council'-- )4 rmbers "'Berndt and' Carmichael 'to meet with
Assistant City Manager Stouder regarding this matter.
City Manager Zais called attention to the informational item in the
= Councii packet regarding the award the City of Yakima isirrgoing to
receive from the American Planning Association and the Planning
Association of Washington in connection with the Urban Area Zoning
Ordinance. He stated the APWA Conference will be held at the
Bellevue Hilton May 14th -15th and noted Mayor Beauchamp and
Supervising Associate Planner Don Skone will be attending that
conference.
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City Manager Zais stated he was informed a few minutes earlier •
by Don Skone that the Eastside Annexation was approved by the
Boundary Review Board today.
City Manager Zais read a resolution of appreciation and
commendation.for Bob Weaver during his tenure as Personnel Officer
for'the- City of Yakima. It. was MOVED by Buchanan, seconded by
_Carmichael, toy approve the resolution. Unanimously carried by roll
'call 'vote. Barnett:and Foy absent. -• ..._' .
RESOLUTION` NO: -' D- 5351, A RESOLUTION of, and
commendation for the services performed, by Robert H. Weaver during
• his tenure as Personnel Officer for the City of Yakima.
Information Items
II Items of information' supplied to Council were: 'Letter from Rep.
Mary Margaret Haugen, Chair, House 'Local Government: Committee
regarding New Laws Relating to Cities. 4/29/87; Letter from
'Regional Director, Office of Community Planning's( Development, HUD,
'regarding Audit Examination by Office of State - Auditor for 1985`on
' HUD - ' CDBG.' '4/28/87; Letter fr mm American , Planning
• Association /Pl'anring `A's"sociatibn of Washington : regarding • City and
County of Yakima, Urban Area Zoning Ordinance selection as an award
recipient for' 1987 APA/PAW Awards Program. •4/29/871 .to
property Owners Tram City -' Engineer regarding ° Tieton Drive
' `Reconstruction - 40th Avenue to -' .66th Avenue.. ,- 4/30/87;'
' • • Memorandum [rani Supervising Associate Planner regarding Status
-Report: ' on 'Annexation Strategy Work 'Program 5/8/87;
Yakima Valley Conference bf Governments,• News In Brief, Vol. 13,
' No. 5, May 1987; 1987 'Community Development Block. Grant
Monthly Report. for April 1987; Minutes of • the April 2', 1987
. Downtown Area Redevelopment Committee meeting; and Agenda for
' ' ' May 13, 1987 Traffic Safety Advisory Commission meeting
• 16. EXECUTIVE SESSION REGARDING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING '
It was'MOVED by Berndt, seconded by Sims, to move 'into executive
session for the purpose' of'discussing collective {bargaining for
• approximately 20' minutes, and to adjourn: immediately thereafter.
unanimously'cartied by voice vote. Barnett and Foy absent. '
17. ADJOURNMENT .
• ''Following -the completion of the executive session, "the meeting was
adjourned at'the hour of 5:10 p.m. - .
READ AND CERTIFIED' ACCURATE BY •v... L r
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. COUNC L E mER r DATE .
CITY CLERK' �' •
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