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. MAY 17, 1988 ,
BUSINESS MEETING •
T. ROLL CALL
The City Council met in session on this date at 2:00 P.M. in the
Council Chambers of City Hall, Yakima, Washington. Mayor Pat
Berndt, presiding, Council members 'Clarence Barnett, Henry
Beauchamp, Lynn Buchanan, Lynn Carmichael, Jerry Foy and Bernard
Sims present on roll call. City Manager Zais, City Attorney Vanek,
City Clerk Roberts and Deputy City_,Clerk Toney also present.
2. INVOCATION
The Invocation was given by Council member Beauchamp.
3. OPEN DISCUSSION FOR'THE GOOD OF THE ORDER
Council member Barnett requested information on the May 23rd
meeting of the Governor's Committee on Washington's Financial
Future. -Mayor ._ Berndt . -- stated .this is a ' combined effort of the
League of Women Voters and the Chamber of Commerce. She commented
that while this is, an open' meeting, only those invited will be
permitted t� •speak. She 'reported another meeting will be held
during which the public will be allowed to speak.
Mayor Berndt stated she received a =phone call'from Ines Rice
requesting - guidance - -on the -disposition of`the Freedan = Documents
which were donated to the City and is in the custody` of the
Bicentennial Committee. Following discussion, it was the general
consensus - of- -tkie L Council - - to` offer the documents to 'the Yakima
Valley Museum and Historical Society and if the Museum can't accept
the documents, accept the offer from the County to take the
documents.
Mayor Berndt read a proclamation declaring the week of May 15 -21,
1988 as National Public Works Week. The proclamation was then
presented to Jerry Copeland, Director of Public Works, and Dennis
Covell, Director of Engineering and Utilities.
Mayor Berndt read, and presented to Bill Schultz, Transit Manager,
a proclamation declaring May 18, 1988 as Transit Appreciation Day.
. Mayor Berndt read a proclamation declaring May 22, 1988 as Yakima
County CROP /Hunger Walk Day. She stated the walk begins at
2:00 p.m. at Holy Family Church.
4. . CONSENT AGENDA
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Mayor Berndt referred to the items placed on the Consent Agenda,
questioning whether there were any additions or deletions from
either Council members or citizens present. Items Nos. 9, 12, and
13 were removed from the Consent Agenda and Item No. 13 will be
discussed before Item No. 6, as requested by Council member
Barnett. City Manager Zais reported Item No. 11 will need to be
removed from the Agenda for at least one week. The City Clerk then
read the Consent Agenda items, including resolutions and ordinances
by title. It was MOVED by Carmichael, seconded by Sims, that the
Consent Agenda, as read, be passed. Unanimously carried by roll
call vote. (Subsequent paragraphs preceded by an asterisk ( *)
indicate items on the Consent Agenda handled under one motion
without further discussion.)
5. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
Pete Reneker, 1214 S. 10th Street, requested Council address the
violence taking place in Martin Luther King Park. He'commented he
is with the American Little League Association and last Thursday,
during a game, there was a shooting at the park. Mayor Berndt
suggested the formation of a neighborhood watch program for the
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park. Jerry::. Copeland, Director of._Public Works, - reported this
suggestion was .discussed. during. the Parks & .Recreation •Commission
meeting. He stated he spoke briefly about this with Police Chief
, Green,,. who supported that idea. and is willing to:work with the
Committee and..,the_ •neighborhood; He stated he. would look into this
further.. Council member Beauchamp asked if the evening sprinkling
system. was still in place .for this - park...,Mr. Copeland stated he
. would initiate that program, if it is not already in:place.
William Strole,: :210 S.--.48th Avenue, requested, information on a
proposed .modification of the Tieton bus. route. Bill Schultz,
Transit Manager, outlined the changes previously approved by
Council. He stated he had spoken with Mr. Strole previously, who
. , had—suggested using 48th Avenue instead of 56th Avenue.
. Mr. Schultz • stated one problem, with. that is it is a difficult turn
from 48th Avenue onto. Chestnut; the intersection_ is not controlled;
. and the. traffic is: rather heavy. and there are. no sidewalks and
curbs. Mayor Berndt also. pointed out_that Chestnut As a. bike route
and Council wanted the buses off Chestnut for safety. purposes. She
commented•. that..Chestnut Avenue widens past :56th. Avenue ... _
• William Strole_also asked _'.Council to consider a reduction in the
amount paid-by senior ..citizens . - for . a dog license, .similar to the
discount given by the County..' ; - '..
Bev Ruby-.Bartz, representing,, the .CHARG Committee, -read and
submitted a .. letter regarding. a ,complaint,.., :by . .Daisy .:and Rudy
Steinbacher, on which no-Tr :action..has been taken .by, the City
- regarding removal .of . a dangerous. dog;=at33O9 'Summitview. Daisy
Steinbacher, ,Summitview,. read and 'submitted a letter dated
• May 16,, : 1988 -regarding :a:_potentially dangerous_.dog.violation by
Steve; Foster at 3309 Summitview. She stated the Animal Control
• Officer has been out to investigate :complaints..made. by her,
however, :no :action has been taken. Following ,discussion, it was
. the general consensus, of •:the ;Council • to .refer this :issue to staff
to review the. requirements in the ordinance and the history of this
complaint.
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, 13. REPORT = :FROM ENGINEERING AND .UTILITIES ;..DEPARTMENT REGARDING FIRST
QUARTER 1988 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT'STATUS
Council member. .Barnett.. questioned ;staff about notification of
adjacent' property owners concerning the :proposed design for 40th
Avenue' in .the. vicinity of the ; Albertsons Store and .the elimination
of the left turn lane at Chestnut .Avenue. He-..expressed concern
that although these plans are in the design stage, the property
owners_have not been advised. or _ consulted.: Dennis ._Whitcher, City
Engineer, stated .the Traffic Engineer will. prepare a- .report for
striping ..this .roadway. «section and then notif ication,...would have to
. be _ .given. .Dennis Covell, :.Director of Engineering :and.. Utilities,
interjected that the rebuilding.of 40th_Avenue_ would be funded from
FAUS funds, with.the.City_s share being funded from the Street Bond
issue—He-commented would.not include .proposed parking
for Fisher Park. Golf-Course. Council ,member''Foy. gave some history
on-the discussion: with the : doctors, in- the development south of the
golf . course; concerning .the.. parking.;: for , ` Fisher; -Park and the
.compromise. which was reached to relocate the .proposed: parking to
. the current ,entrance. to. ,the :.golf _course.:: He stated,;, at _that time,
he asked that : staff : meet with. .those r - doctors, , and. the : ,businesses
across the.,,street, .to, discuss,,the. impact to.-'their businesses if
.40th, Avenue ' is stripped : as a four - lane: street and left, ,turns are
prohibited, as- -,well ,.as .,to - talk to ,Albertson Store .;. Mr•.; Whitcher
commented the purpose : of. this , report , is; not to propose the re-
striping;;.Traffic,Engineering is responsible ::for striping.
Referring..to.. -,the Tieton Drive,, 16th to ,40th Avenues project, .
Council member - Barnett asked why, Council should approve funding for
this project. if:wei don't. know .whether, we_are..going to. be doing the
sidewalk. and .retaining walls. Mr.. Covell..commented;_.that we are'
working: within._public :.right -of -way;. the, concerns. are by citizens
who have children going. to...Franklin :.School. Staff_ wants to
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secure funding. for -this project and then .talk to the people about
putting in the sidewalk and what we are going to do about it.
Council member Foy expressed concern about accepting this item.
Mr..‘Covell stated this is justea•quarterly.report to- advise Council
on the status of some of the projects. He• stated this .item does
not direct staff to take any action, as in.Items Numbers 6 and'9.
Council member Barnett stated his concern is approving the funding
for projects we are going to do before the people are aware of
them. iMr. Covell assured Council this- - report gives Council
information about the people's concerns, what staff estimates the
cost to be to address those concerns, and earmarks the. funds.
Council member Sims expressed his concern about abandoning the 1st
Street.. and Mead Avenue project because the .northwest corner could
not be secured. die asked staff why they didn't try to condemn that
property and proceed. with the project. Mr. Whitcher stated the
• .main problem at the 1st Street and Mead Avenue intersection is the
.southwest corner, which needs to be widened. He_stated that while
staff,:was looking at that intersection, they looked at:the other
corner; it was not critical. Council member Sims stated he would
like staff to - proceed with that corner. because as . long as we are
going to work.on•that intersection, the entire intersection ought
to be done. .. .
It was- :MOVED by Barnett, seconded by Foy, to accept the report for
Item No. 13, Mr. Whitcher stated staff would pursue condemnation
at 1st Street an(:.`Mead Avenue. Mayor Berndt requested a further
. report this project. Council member Foy stated the -whole item
needs to •Jo. back for additional work. He commented staff had a
conception and now they are talking about reality. Council member
_ Barnett withdrew his motion, with the consent of the second,
Council l- member Foy. Council member Carmichael stated this is all a
conception; Council can ask staff to 'pursue condemnation at 1st
Street and Mead without doing anything today. She commented we can
,still accept.the- -report and allow staff --to take the appropriate
action. It was MOVED by Carmichael, seconded by•Barnett, to accept
the report on Item No. 13, and that there is a consensus of the
Council to pursue condemnation .for :1st Street and Mead.
Unanimously carried by voice vote.
6. REPORT FROM ENGINEERING AND UTILITIES. DEPARTMENT REGARDING STATUS
OF NOB HILL BLVD. AND OTHER-. STREETS BOND .ISSUE PROJECT AND COSTS
AND..REQUEST FOR RE- ALLOCATION OF PROJECT COST SAVINGS TO OTHER
STREET IMPROVEMENT NEEDS. i
Indicating this .was discussed under Item No. 13,.it was MOVED by
. Barnett, seconded by Foy, to accept .the staff, report regarding
the. status._of Nob Hill Blvd. and other. streets bond issue project
andfcosts_and .request for re- allocation of project cost savings to
other street .improvement needs ($646,230 cost savings. be applied
. to: 1,) 40th Avenue: Nob Hill:Blvd. to Lincoln, Avenue - $314,636;
2) Tieton 16th Avenue to 40th Avenue - $221,000; and 3)
8th Street /Yakima Avenue Intersection - $110,594). Council member
Carmichael • requested information • regarding ,the funding of the
sidewalk project on Summitview, which, is similar_. to the Tieton
Drive project. She stated the report referred to stipulations for
elementary.schools regarding school.crossings, but not junior high
schools, and Franklin is a middle school which includes 6th grade.
She commented she., thought that might qualify it to meet the
necessary warrants to install the crossing signal. She stated she
would like to find. out if this project could be handled like the
• .one,,on Summitview, and the consideration of .Transit needs.
Council-member Foy asked if there were any regulations that would
allow the City to leverage some sidewalk dollars with school
funding. Jerry Copeland, Public Works Director, stated he is not
aware of any funding that could be leveraged. He stated in the
past -- staff worked with the School District.. Council member Sims
asked if •an L.I. D. -could be used and paid by residents outside
the L.I.D. area. Mr. .Covell stated.the L.I.D. has to be paid by
people who benefit from the project. Council member Sims said the
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School District would benefit. Mr. Covell ,stated he would have to •
. research :the answer to that. question. :. ,
Council.' member, :Carmichael referred; to Item 5, Browne, 16th . to. Hall,
and commented IBroWne is not an arterial, and there has been some
conversions of homes to apartments in. that area. She stated,she is
not sure that the City is responsible to widen that street. so those
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apartents. have. a place to park. She commented the Ci has a
50/50 sidewalk., program and she,doesn't believe any : ,of the residents
applied to, in that program. Mr., 'stated.he is
not sure .if. any',of residents applied, for that program. He
stated an L.I.D. could be formed.. He, also.pointed,out one problem,
• . which is, ,,that, the curb and gutter - was poured as,_ a monolithic pour
with the sidewalk.
Referring ,to - Item 2, "Tieton` Drive : 16th , to ' 40.th Avenue, ,project,
..Council member Barnett. stated that .had a lot of project funding
sources and he wants -,to make ,sure none of those sources are
overlooked. They, are, using Transit funds for buses,. in conjunction
with. , an ; L.I.D., with the School. District and •the neighbors and
monies from these, excess funds from the Bond Issue. Jo., Shafer,
,Franklin..P.T.S..A. Board member, stated this isa safety. issue for
these students coming ; from .the., South side of Tieton. Drive. She
stated the. question before, the Co is'how this.project:is going
to .be. not if the sidewalks are` needed. .
Referring to item 6, Prasch'Ayehue: 9th Avenue to loth Avenue,
Council member Carmichael asked why this project was included in
the report when Council had. previously, denied funding. for. it.
Mr. Covell stated he is presenting a variety of projects that had
come before the Council over the. last few. years,.." " .- -
City Manager Zais stated that if this report .is.accepted, Council
will be approving the funding, ,as : presented.,.. He. commented,,, that
Council member Sims asked that alternative funding be explored for
Tieton.,Drive: 16th 7 Avenue.. He stated in.light of the motion
to accept the report, ,other.sources of funding would be explored as
well, and if we are able to secure other funding,,it would mean we
would have funding available for some other project. The question
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was .called for 'a vote; on the - -,motion. Unanimously carried..by""voice
vote. {
9.. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING "EXECUTION OF :.FUNDING
AGREEMENT-. WITH ,THE • STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FOR
IMPROVEMENTS TO ; 40TH.AVENUE, FROM NOB. HILL, . BOULEVARD TO, .LINCOLN
AVENUE
Resolution No.,D -5457 having been -read. by title only, it was
by,,Barnett, seconded .by Buchanan, .that the-,Resolution-,be .adopted.
Unanimously ,carried by roll call .vote ... , . ,
RESOLUTION. NO. D -5457, A- RESOLUTION authorizing and,directing the
City Manager and City Clerk of the City of,. Yakima to execute an
agreement with -the State of Washington, Department of
-• - Transportation .for partial reimbursement of costs for. improvements
•to '40th Avenue from Nob Hill Boulevard to Lincoln, Avenue.
7. REPORT FROM TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DIVISION REGARDING PETITIONS
REQUESTING: - • : ,
A. STOP SIGNS IN 200- 800,BLOCKS ON.SOUTH NACHES AVENUE
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Jerry Copeland stated this staff report is in response to a
• petition to install yield /stop signs in the 200 - 800 blocks of South
Naches Avenue and for-,,a no parking designation in..the,300..block of
.South Naches Avenue.. He reviewed the staff recommendation'which is
to. install stop signs.on ; Naches - Avenue at 'Spruce Street. He;.stated
the .basis for the petition was not traffic related, but rather, was
to bp' used as :a deterrent. for drug related activity. He commented
if something without basis is.enacted,_,it is difficult to enforce.
• .He.stated the Police Department,,supports staff recomm
Don Blesio, " Captain,; , Police,._ Department, ,Commented the Traffic
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Division of the Police' Department concurs with the Traffic Engineer
in his proposal. Council member 'Foy asked if there could be other
problems if a stop sign is put on Naches Avenue at Spruce Street
if an . individual is not , aware of the illegal
in'that "area and is required to stop at that intersection. Captain
Blesio commented there could be the possibility of drug runners
coming out' to'the vehicle while'it is stopped at the intersection.
Council member Foy questioned' if the stop sign could be installed
on a temporary, trial basis. Cliff Mickelson, 510 S. Naches, Co-
ordinator for South Naches Clean -Up Committee,'now called Neighbors
Against -Drugs, stated the''staff recommendation is utterly
• unacceptable. He stated that as far as he is aware, there has not
been-any discussion with the people in that area about our needs.
He said they have a greenway area on that street with picnic
tables, and young children using that area as a playground. He
stated 'they need help to get some traffic control'. He asked the
Traffic !Engineer to review this problem with the neighbors. He
commented there is a ten block area without any stop signs and it
is "a`raceway for some vehicles; more than'ohe stop sign 'is needed.
Council member Carmichael suggested Mr. Mickelson, or some other
representative from the Committee, meet with representatives from
the Police' Department, Jerry Copeland, Director of Public Works,
- and Engineer, Mike Donahue, and talk about the realistic
ramifications if the request is approved. Mt'. Mickelson - indicated
his acceptance of this suggestion. It was the''general consensus of
the Council to follow the suggestion posed by Council . member
'Carmichael.
B. PARKING RESTRICTIONS ON NACHES AVENUE ' •
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Council member Carmichael stated she would like'to see this item
dealt with in conjunction with Item A, if possible. Mr. Mickelson
indicated he could request a proponent for this request also
attend meeting with staff.
* 8. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION AMENDING THE CITY'S INDEMNIFICATION OF
PUBLIC OFFICIALS PERSONAL LIABILITY (CITY OTHER
BOARDS'AND COMMISSIONS)
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RESOLUTION NO. D -5456, A providing for indemnification
against personal liability for City personnel.
* 10. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION'OF AN AGREEMENT
WITH THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FOR A LOAN FOR
IMPROVEMENTS TO THE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT TRICKLING FILTER
PUMP STATION
RESOLUTION -NO: D -5458, A RESOLUTION °authorizing and directing the
:City Manager,' and City Clerk of the City of Yakima to execute an
agreement with the Department of Community Development of the State
of Washington, for a loan for partial reimbursement of costs for
improvements to the City of .Yakima Wastewater Treatment Plant
Trickling Filter Pump Station. -
11. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF,AN,.AGREEMENT
WITH DON' GRISWOLD FOR DISPOSAL OF WASTEWATER' TREATMENT - PLANT
SLUDGE
This item was removed from the Agenda for one week.
12. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT
WITH JONGEJAN, GERRARD & MCNEAL FOR DESIGN PORTION OF CHESTERLEY
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'Jer Copeland, Public Works Director; introduced the new Parks and
Recreation Manager, Stan' Gengler-: Council member Barnett
questioned if the utility mentioned in the report, which would
relieve the. Park Development Project of the liability of paying for
• the covering of ditch, is the irrigation utility? Mr. Copeland
stated it is his understanding it is the Water' Department. Dennis
' Covell,' Director of Engineering & Utilities,•stated that canal is
used for irrigation and drainage. Council member Barnett expressed
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• concern that the users of the irrigation' districts' obtaining water
. from this canal could end up paying for the costs to cover this
canal through increased irrigation rates. Council member Foy
requested information on which districts obtain water from this
canal.. Mayor Berndt stated she doesn't look, at this project as a
Parks project., She commented it is something' the City•should do • - because it's 'a ''safety hazard. ' Mr. Copeland- suggested staff come
back with an additional report on'the information requested by
Council member Foy, along with some funding alternatives. Council
member Foy stated he wants to know the impact on the districts that
' water is serving. And secondly, he commented we. have -- an irrigation
district_that has been down 'several times and it's costing more
than' we thought 'to fix' it; now we ' are going to do .an 'assessment
through the public works trust fund and those citizens won't be
happy. Mr. Covell stated it is the drainage portion of this
project that makes it eligible for the public..works -trust -fund
loan, however, staff can explore : other funding sources and bring
Council a report. With that understanding, it Was MOVED by
• Carmichael;' seconded by Sims, that Resolution No. D- 5459,_ as_,read,
be'adopted. Unanimously' carried'by 'roll call vote."
• `RESOLUTION NO.' D -5459, A' RESOLUTION _authorizing execution of an
• 'amendment to an agreement between the - City of Yakima and
Jongejan /Gerrard /McNeal for a rchitectural services in connection
with-,-the development of Chesterley Park. '
*14.` 'APPROVAL OF APRIL 1988 TREASURY (STANDARD V -B; ACCEPT
AND'APPROVE REPORT) ' - - -- _- - -
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The .re from the 'Director of'.Finance arid' Budget' May 17,
1988,' regarding the investments of City of Yakima for' the month
of April ,1988, was accepted and approved. '
* 15. CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE - AMENDING: THE -- 1988 °--BUDGET AND
APPROPRIATING FUNDS'FOR RETIREMENT BENEFITS, (SECOND READING),
An Ordinance appropriating funds for retirement benefits, having
' 'been read by title only at the previous meeting,, was brought before
the Council_ for a; second reading..
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ORDINANCE' NO. 3098, AN ORDINANCE amending the - 1988 Budget for the
City of `Yakima; making appropriations from unappropriated fund
balances within various funds for expenditure during 1988.,
* 16. CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 1988 BUDGET AND
APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR LEGAL COSTS FOR WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT
• LITIGATION (SECOND READING)'
An ' 'Ordinance' appropriating funds for : legal , costs ' for"Wastewater
' ' Treatment ' Plant litigation, ' having been read. by title only 'at the
previous .meeting, was brought before 'the' COUncil for• - a - second
reading.
ORDINANCE NO. 3099, AN ORDINANCE amending the 1988 Budget for the
City of - Yakima; and' making an appropriation in the 478- Wastewater
Facility Fund for 'expenditure *during 1988.
*17. CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 1988, BUDGET AND
- 'APPROPRIATING -FUNDS -FOR -THE' PURCHASE-OF TWO REFUSE TRUCKS (FIRST
READING)
- An -Ordinance appr-opr` sting - funds. ,-for 'the purchase of two refuse
trucks, having been read by only, was laid on the table for
one week or until May 24, 1988.
* 18. CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 1988 BUDGET AND
APPROPRIATING FUNDS INTO 'YAKIMA CENTER !CAPITAL FUND._(FIRST
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An Ordinance appropriating funds into the Yakima Center Capital
Fund for installation of caps over all exterior beams at the
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Center, having been read by title only, was laid on the table for
one week, or until May 24, 1988. •
19. OTHER BUSINESS
Mayor Berndt reminded the Council members about a meeting with the
Yakima Herald Republic editorial board scheduled - for next Tuesday
at 11:00 a.m. She. commented that Council,members Barnett and Foy
have indicated they are not available for'that meeting..
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Dennis Covell, Director of Engineering &,Utilities, stated that
Council recently authorized staff to surplus the YVT ,trackage. He
stated that bids.were opened this morning and one local bid was for
about $85A00-$86,000.
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Information Items: •
Items of information,supplied to Council .were: Memo. 'froth City
Associate__ Planner regarding Urban Zoning Text Amendments.
5/5/88; Memo from Director of Engineering & regarding
Washington Avenue Extension to Intersect With 'I -82. 5/12/88;
Invitation to attend dedication ceremonies. on Wednesday,, May 25,
1988. at 10:00, -a.m. for the Century Landing and 12 Noon „for the
..Robertson Landing ,in, the Yakima Greenway., 5/11/88; No of
Yakima County Commissioners public hearing on•.Emergency : Medical
Services system bn May 24, 1988 at 2:00 p.m. in * Room 420, County
.Courthouse. 5 /3/88;. Letter from State Department- of Community.
Development regarding nomination of the Union Pacific Freight
Building to the National Register of Historic Places. 5/10/88;
Letter from State. Department, of „ Community Development regarding
nomination of the C.M. Holtzinger.Building to the National Register
of Historic Places. 5/10/88; Letter from the State of_Washington
Department Of Ecology regarding NPDES Permit - Request for Public
Hearing. 5/,6/88;. Governor's Committee of Washington's Financial
Future membership roster and schedule of meetings.
4/22/88; Newsletter from Neighbors Against Drugs. 5/3/88;
Cable Cues newsletter for May 1988; Monthly Permit _Report for
April 1988; Agenda for May 18', 1988 Yakima Urban Area Regional •
Planning Commission meeting and minutes of its April 20'& 28, 1988
meetings; Minutes of the April 11 &' 25, 1988 Parks and Recreation
Commission meeting; and Article from the April 12, 1988 The New
York ,Times, "Drug "Users, Not Sellers, Termed Key Problem ".
20. EXECUTIVE SESSION REGARDING PROSPECTIVE LITIGATION AND COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING ,
It was MOVED by Buchanan, seconded by Beauchamp, to move into
Executive Session for approximately 15 minutes for the purpose of
discussing prospective and pending litigation and.., collective
bargaining, to be followed by, immediate .adjournment. Unanimously
carried by voice, vote.
21. ADJOURNMENT
Following the completion of the Executive Session, the meeting was
adjourned at the hour of 3:40 p m.
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