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• AUGUST 12, 1986 • ,
• • BUSINESS MEETING t .
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 Henry
Beauchamp, presiding,. Council members Clarence Barnett, Pat Berndt,
Lynn Buchanan, Lynn Carmichael, and Foy present on roll call.
Council 'member Jack Sparling absent and excused. City Manager
'Zais,' 'Assistant City 'Attorney Vanek,'City'Clerk Roberts and Deputy
City Toney also present:
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2. INVOCATION •
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The'Invocation was given by Council member Berndt.
3. OPEN DISCUSSION FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER
Council member Carmichael distributed copieslof a letter (written
by her) to the Director of the Department of Community Development
of the State of Washington requesting the distribution procedure
for CDBG funds to smaller cities in the state not be changed.
She reported she testified' at a meeting in Ellensburg on behalf of
Moxee and Ritzville regarding this matter,'andi both cities were
awarded CDBG funding for projects. Mrs. stated-'she and
City Manager Zais recently attended' the Legislative Committee
Meeting held'by the Association of Washington Cities and asked if
Council would like to set aside some time in the near future to
review the list of priorities resulting from that meeting. It was
the consensus of the Council to have City Manager Zais arrange a
meeting with legislative representatives and review the list of
priorities as Council has done in the past.
A: • REPORT ON HANFORD DEFENSE WASTE ISSUE
Assistant Mayor Barnett summarized his memorandum dated August 12,
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member Foy. Mr. Barnett was complimented by Council member Foy for
his outstanding job in representing the City of Yakima on this
forum. (See minutes of 9/9/86 which indicate the second sentence
was deleted at the request of Council member Barnett.)'
4. CONSENT AGENDA
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Mayor Beauchamp referred to the items placed on Consent Agenda,
questioning whether there were any additions or deletions from
either Council members or citizens present. It was the consensus
of the Council to remove Items Nos. 11 and 14 from the Consent
Agenda, as requested. 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.
Sparling absent. (Subsequent paragraphs preceded by an asterisk
( *) indicate items on the Consent Agenda handled under one motion
without further discussion.)
*5. APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF THE COUNCIL MEETINGS OF JULY 1, 8, 15 & 22,
AND AUGUST 5, 1986
The Council minutes of July 1, 8, 15 & 22 and August 5, 1986 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
Ralph Korn, 1313 Browne Avenue, appeared before Council requesting
Council initiate a rezone of his business property, located at 602
South 5th Avenue from R -2 (Residential -Two Family) to B -1 or
possibly M -1 (Light Industrial). Photographs and a map depicting
the property in question were distributed to Council 'for their
review. Mr. Korn stated his property and the property leased by
the State Employment Security Office was formerly zoned M -1, and in
the process of rezoning the area in.conjunction with the new Urban
Area Zoning Ordinance, these two pieces of property were included
in the R -2 area. Following further discussion, it was MOVED by
Foy, seconded by Buchanan, that the City Attorney bring in a
resolution to create zoning for the property along Queen Anne, and
II/ that it be returned to the original M -1, and the proper resolution
be brought in for the Council to take action which notifies the
property owners. Associate Planner Don Skone responded to
inquiries from Council members Carmichael and Buchanan regarding
•the difference between B -1 and M -1 zoning, after which the question
was'called for a vote on the motion. Unanimously carried.by voice
vote. Sparling absent.
7. HEARING ON FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR L.I.D. NO. 1036, SCENIC VIEW
TERRACE SEWER DISTRICT (SEE ORDINANCE CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT ROLL)
This being the time set for the hearing on the final
assessment roll' for Local Improvement District No. 1036, Scenic
View Terrace, Office Engineer Rita Germunson reviewed the staff
report and cost estimates contained therein. Council member
Carmichael asked if staff was able to obtain outside utility
agreements from all of the property owners • involved. Mrs.
Germunson responded affirmatively. Mayor Beauchamp opened the
hearing for public testimony at this time. There•being no one
present wishing to speak for or against the final assessment roll
for L.I.D. No. 1036, the Mayor then closed the hearing. Ordinance
No: 2976 having been read title, it was MOVED by Berndt,
seconded by Carmichael, the ordinance be adopted. Unanimously
carried by roll call vote. Sparling absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 2976, AN ORDINANCE confirming the assessment roll
covering Local - Improvement District No. 1036 as created and
established by Ordinance No. 2833 of the Ordinances of the City of
Yakima.
8. HEARING ON FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR L.I.D. NO. 1037, ERICH'S HILL
SITES SEWER DISTRICT (SEE ORDINANCE CONFIRMING ASSESSMENT ROLL)
This being the time set for the hearing on the final assessment
roll for L.I.D. 1037, Erich's Hill Sites, Office Engineer Rita
Germunson reviewed the staff report and estimated assessment costs
contained therein, and responded to Council's inquiries regarding
the same. Mayor Beauchamp opened the hearing at this time for
public testimony. There being no one present wishing to•speak for
or against the final• assessment roll for Local Improvement
District No. 1037, the hearing was closed. Ordinance No. 2977
• having been read by title, it was MOVED by Carmichael, seconded by
Berndt, that the ordinance be passed. Unanimously.carried by roll
call vote. Sparling absent.
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ORDINANCE NO. 2977, AN ORDINANCE confirming the assessment roll
covering Local Improvement 'District No. 1037 'as created and
established by No'. 2834 of the Ordinances of the City of
Yakima:
9. HEARING ON REZONE REQUEST BY FRANK RATAEZYK FOR PROPERTY AT 1218
SOUTH 6TH STREET
This being the time set for the hearing on the rezone request of
Frank Rataezyk for property located at 1218 South 6th Street,
Associate Planner Larry Lehman stated this hearing is a result of
the request made by City Council on July 22, 1986. Having read the
hearing procedure; Mayor Beauchamp opened the hearing for public
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testimony. Frank Rataezyk, 1218 South 6th Street, testified he has
owned the property being considered for rezone for many years. He
— — stated -'the property has been for sale since 1960, however, the
zoning has prevented the sale of it. He stated he currently has
an offer to purchase this property with the intent of establishing
an auto repair shop. Reverend Lawrence Madry, 1208 South 6th
Street, spoke in support of the request for rezone, stating he
feels it will be an improvement to the surrounding neighborhood.
Clem Enright, 312 North 3rd Street, spoke on behalf of Vic Hahn,
Hahn Motor Company, requesting parcels numbered 12434, 12435,
12436, 12437, 12438 and 12439 be rezoned from B -1 to CUBS zoning.
Mr. Enright stated this property has been in the Hahn family for
over twenty years, however, the Hahns have been unable to develop
it due to the prior R -3 zoning. The property was rezoned from R -3
to B -1 in conjunction with the Urban Area Zoning Ordinance. He
pointed out that Mr. Hahn is requesting the City Council initiate a
rezone of all of the remaining lots currently zoned B -1 to CBDS.
Discussion ensued regarding the significance of the proposed
business not being located on a major arterial versus a collector
street. Glenn Rice, Director of Community & Economic Development,
stated a goal of the Urban Area Plan is to have businesses located
on primary or secondary arterials rather than collector streets.
'Mr. Barnett stated the basis for denial of this request appears to
the issue of "spot zoning ". He indicated he checked the entire
ordinance and the plan summary and was unable to locate any
reference to "spot zoning ". Associate Planner Lehman stated "spot
zoning" was not specifically addressed in the ordinance because it
is not allowed by state law. David Ross, 2506 W. Chestnut, of
Prestige Realty, stated he has a bonafide offer to purchase the
property provided it can be used for an auto repair shop. Council
member Buchanan requested a copy of the map illustrating the
location of the property owned by Mr. Hahn. Mr. Enright
submitted a copy of the assessor's map illustrating the property
owned by Mr. Hahn. There being no other citizen present to speak
to the rezone request, and the hearing having been closed, it was
MOVED by Foy, seconded by Berndt, to approve the citizen's request
from B -1 to CBDS. Under discussion, - Council member Foy stated he
understands the concern with spot zoning, however, he feels there
is a way the City Council can deal with these issues as they are
submitted. He stated Council has authority under section
15.23.030.1 (a) to initiate the rezone of the remaining B -1 area,
thus eliminating the spot zoning. Council member Barnett gave his
statements of reasons for supporting the rezone request as follows:
1) testimony at the public hearing indicates the area is not suited
for purposes presently zoned, and no one has testified against the
rezone, favors the rezone, 2) testimony and reports submitted for
Council's consideration indicate the property is more suitable for
CBDS than B -1 use, 3) analysis of the sketch map indicates the
greater part of the area has no buffer to the R -2 zone, also, on
the extent the proposal deviates from the goal of the Urban Area
Plan, there has been testimony and data submitted to us that this
is not compatible because of the issue of the primary or secondary
arterial and spot zoning. However, he believes these matters are
secondary in relationship to some of the other issues, 4) regarding
recommendations from interested agencies and departments, there
were none, therefore, this question is not applicable, 5) regarding
the adequacy of public facilities such as roads, sewer and water,
public testimony indicates the property is favorable for a rezone,
6) regarding the compatibility of proposed zone changes and
associated uses with the neighboring land uses, whereas the Hearing
Examiner found the area was not compatible, from review of the
sketch map, he believes there is compatibility, 7) regarding the
public need for the proposed change, public testimony indicates the
need exists. Since the majority of the the facts and findings
items considered favor the rezone, Mr. Barnett stated
he supports the rezone. The question was called for a vote on the
motion. Unanimously carried by roll call vote. Council member
Carmichael voted in favor of the rezone for the reasons stated by
Council member Barnett, however, added that she would prefer to
deal with the entire area at one time. Council member Foy voted in
favor of the rezone stating the majority of the seven reasons given
support the .rezone to CBDS. Council member Barnett voted in favor
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of the rezone for reasons previously .mentioned. Mayor Beauchamp,
Council member Berndt and Council member Buchanan voted in.•favor of
the rezone for reasons stated by Mr. Barnett. Sparling absent.
It was MOVED by Foy; seconded by Buchanan, that a resolution be
brought back which would rezone the remaining lots from B -1 to
CBDS. It was MOVED by Buchanan, seconded by Berndt, to amend the
motion to include one lot on the corner of 6th Street and
Washington Street which is currently in an R -2 zone. Unanimously
carried by voice vote. Sparling absent.
10. CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION REGARDING HAZARDOUS VEGETATION AND
DEBRIS ABATEMENT PROGRAM
Code Manager Shampine informed Council that the attached list of
property owners have been properly notified, and none of the owners
have responded to the notice. Council member Foy asked if the City
owns any property on the attached list. Mr. Shampine responded it
does not. Mr. Foy ,criticized the manner in which a City owned lot
on Nob Hill Boulevard had been cleared and asked that staff ensure
City property is cleared in an appropriate manner. 'Following
further discussion and Resolution No. D -5276 having been read by
title, it was MOVED by Barnett, seconded Foy, to adopt the
appropriate resolution. Unanimously carried by roll call vote.
Sparling absent.
RESOLUTION NO. D -5276, A RESOLUTION authorizing the Code
Administration Manager to clear certain weedy lots.
At this point in the meeting, Council member Carmichael asked that
Les McNary be allowed to present his report on the Yakima Center as
he must te at a 4:00 p.m. meeting - elsewhere. This was the
Consensus of the Council.
12. 'REPORT- FROM YAKIMA CENTER REGARDING SECOND QUARTER :
STATUS
Les McNary, Director of the Yakima Center, was present to respond
to Council's inquiries regarding this report. Council member
Berndt asked Mr. McNary about the feasibility of staff preparing a
report on the amount of revenue the tourist trade brings into the
community through sporting events. Mr. McNary indicated he is
presenting a report on this issue at 4 :00 p.m. today to the Yakima
Center Board. He indicated the slow -pitch softball industry alone
brings in 1.2 million into the community. Council member Berndt
stated she would like to see a networking system in place to alert
the Yakima Center and the citizens as to the various. sporting
events occurring within the community. Mr. McNary admitted there
• is no system in place at the current time that would meet this
need. He indicated this is an area which needs further work and
staff will attempt to address the issue again. It was °MOVED by
Barnett, seconded by Buchanan, to accept the report. Unanimously
carried-by voice vote. Sparling absent.
City'Manager Zais suggested Council discuss Item No. 14 next in
order to allow 'a citizen present to speak to the issue. This was
the consensus of the Council.
14. CONSIDERATION• OF RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING APPLEI CLASSIC RUN ON
SEPTEMBER 27, 1986,
David Hawkins, 309 Naches Avenue, stated he requested this item be
taken off the Consent Agenda because there have been a couple of
changes in the report since Council received it. He stated they
were only able to obtain $1.4 million worth of insurance coverage
and the City requires $3 million. He also stated in the Assumption
of Risk & Waiver Agreement, under #2, the'word "sponsor" has been
added to line 5 of the first paragraph. Mr. Hawkins stated he is
the founder of the run and proceeded to give a report on the event
which will be held September 27th in conjunction with the Sunfair
Parade. City Manager Zais commented it has been past practice of
the 'City to have a $3 million level of insurance for this type of
event, however, the last Hatfield Run was approved Council with
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a $1 million insurance certificate. Resolution No. D -5278, having
been read by title, it was MOVED by Buchanan, seconded by
Carmichael, that the resolution be adopted. It was MOVED by
Barnett, seconded by Berndt, to amend the resolution reducing the
level of insurance from $3 million to $1.4 million, and to insert
the word "sponsor" in the appropriate place. Unanimously carried
by roll call vote. The question was called for a vote on the
resolution as amended. Unanimously carried by roll call vote.
Sparling absent.
RESOLUTION NO. D -5278, A RESOLUTION authorizing the closure of
certain streets within the City of Yakima to accommodate the Apple
Classic Street Run.
11. REPORT FROM DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING AND UTILITIES AND UTILITY
RATE ADVISORY BOARD REGARDING PROPOSED SEPTAGE RATE ADJUSTMENT AND
STAFFING NEEDS
Chris Waarvick, Wastewater Superintendent, was present and
responded to questions by various Council members. Mayor Beauchamp
asked if the additional staff person would be necessary once the
modifications at the Treatment Plant have been completed. Mr.
Waarvick stated the person hired to handle the septage waste could
also be utilized in other areas of the treatment plant, such as
preventative maintenance, surface preparation jobs, etc. He
indicated plant maintenance employees have been performing some of
the duties of handling the septage waste in lieu of their regular
maintenance work. Council member Barnett expressed concern with
the proposed rate increase of $0.03, stating he feels'this is too
high. Since the equipment'used to handle the septage waste has no
reserve fund, Mr. Waarvick recommended $0.004 of the $0.03 rate be
set aside for equipment replacement. He stated part of the rate
component is debt service that could be attributed to the septage
waste system. Council member Buchanan stated he was disturbed with
the report which indicates an additional person is needed to handle
the septage waste, and staff is now saying the additional person is
needed to handle maintenance tasks. He added that additional
staffing is an issue which should be discussed at budget review
rather than mid -year. Mr. Waarvick stated the question raised by
Mayor Beauchamp was in reference to a discussion last Tuesday
regarding time spent by the mechanics on issues which need to be
resolved. The additional person requested in this staff report is
for an operational person to manage septage waste. Following
further discussion, it was MOVED by Berndt, seconded by Foy, that
we direct legislation be prepared authorizing a septage rate
adjustment of $0.03 per gallon. Motion carried by 4 -2 voice vote.
Barnett and Buchanan voting nay. Sparling absent. Discussion
continued regarding the need for an additional staff person. Mr.
Waarvick stated the increase in septage waste rates will be used to
fund the additional staff person. It was MOVED by Barnett,
seconded by Foy, to authorize staffing increase of one Operator III
pursuant to the staff report. Following a brief discussion as to
the source of funding for this position, the question was called
for the vote on the motion. Carried by 4 -2 voice vote. Beauchamp
and Buchanan voting nay. Sparling absent. Council member Buchanan
commented the City has problems with the entrainment and asked how
the City compares with the Snokist plant. Mr. Waarvick stated he
was aware they were having difficulties earlier•in the year and
added he will investigate the situation and report back to Council.
*13. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING A SUPPLEMENTAL OUTSIDE
UTILITY AGREEMENT WITH SALLY STROTHER FOR DAVID RODMAN •
RESOLUTION NO. D -5277, A RESOLUTION authorizing the execution of an
Outside Utility Agreement and Outside Utility Supplemental.
Agreement with Sally A. Strother.
*15. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF SURPLUS
PROPERTY
RESOLUTION NO. D -5279, A RESOLUTION authorizing the sale of surplus •
personal property owned by the City.
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*16. REPORT FROM DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND BUDGET REGARDING SECOND
QUARTER CENTRAL BILLING STATUS
The report and staff recommendation from the Department of Finance
and Budget regarding the Second Quarter Central Billing status, was
accepted, including legislation authorizing the .write-off of
certain.uncollectable accounts.
RESOLUTION NO. •D -5280, A RESOLUTION authorizing the write -off of
certain uncollectable accounts due to various funds of the City.
*17. APPROVAL OF FINAL CONTRACT PAYMENTS (STANDARD MOTION V -B.- ACCEPT
PROJECTS AND APPROVE FINAL PAYMENTS):
A. WEST VALLEY SEWER PROJECT, 74TH AVENUE, AREA NORTH OF
SUMMITVIEW (AMENDED)
The report from the Director of Engineering and Utilities dated
July'23, 1986, with respect to the canpletion.of the work on the
West Valley Sewer, 74th Avenue Area North of Summitview project,
performed by Central Washington Excavating, was approved, the work
- accepted and payment of the amended final estimates as therein set
forth was authorized.
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B. - SPRAYFIELD MAIN PROJECT.
The report from the Director of Engineering and Utilities dated
August 5, 1986, with respect to the completion of the work on the
- •Industrial - Sprayfield - Main Repair project, performed by &
Magera, was approved, the work accepted and payment of the final
estimates as therein set forth was authorized.
*18. APPROVAL OF RIGHT -OF -WAY USE PERMIT FOR CRYSTAL FOR PROPERTY
AT 930 N. 5TH AVENUE
The of- Way -Use Permit requested by Crystal Linen to construct
a storage area on the rear of the building at 930 North 5th Avenue,
was approved.
*19. APPROVAL OF OUT-OF -STATE TRAVEL:'
A. BRUCE CREST, CABLE TV, TO PHILADELPHIA, PA
The Out -of -State travel for 'Bruce Crest, Cable Communications
- Coordinator, to attend the Annual Conference of the PNational
;Association of Telecommunication Officers and Advisors, in
Philadelphia, , Pennsylvania, September 20 -25, 1986, at• a cost of
$960, was approved.
B. DICK ZAIS, CITY MANAGER; TO SAN DIEGO, CA
- The Out -of -State travel for Dick Zais, City Manager, to attend the
International City Management Association 72nd Annual Conference in
San Diego; California, September 28 - October 2, 1986, at a cost of
$1,300, was approved.
C. JERRY BEESON AND TOM FIELDSTEAD, FIRE DEPARTMENT, TO BEND, OR
•The Out -of -State travel for Gerald Beeson and Tom Fieldstead, Fire
Department, to attend an Emergency Management Workshop in Bend,
'Oregon, September 16 -18,. 1986, at a cost of $100 each, was
approved.
*20. CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 1986 BUDGET AND
APPROPRIATING FUNDS FOR REVENUE SHARING AUTHORIZATIONS (FIRST
READING) :
An Ordinance appropriating funds for Revenue Sharing authorizations
having 'been read by title only at this meeting, was laid on the
table for one week or until August 19, 1986. -
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21. OTHER BUSINESS
A. CONSIDERATION OF APPOINTMENT OF A 911 COUNCIL COMMITTEE
Council member Barnett asked if the Council is being a bit
premature in appointing a committee to study this issue. Council
member Berndt explained it is the desire of Council and staff to
have an opportunity to study the issue further, and be ready to
make recommendations by October 1st. It was MOVED by Carmichael,
seconded by Barnett, to appoint Council members Berndt,
Buchanan, and Foy to the 911 Council Committee. Unanimously
carried by voice vote. Sparling absent. Council member Foy
commented there is a letter on file from the Attorney General's
office which states the 911 issue is not a conflict of interest for
him.
Council member Buchanan requested a report from staff on the Bed &
Breakfast business operating out of the doctor's office at 32nd &
Tieton Drive. Glenn Rice indicated he will submit a report on the
situation.
Council member Buchanan stated it is his understanding the City
Fire Department is withdrawing from the Department of Emergency
Services activity to be held this weekend due to lack of funds.
City Manager Zais stated this had not been communicated to him, but
he will inquire as to a decision on the matter.
Council member Foy stated he would like the Transit Advisory
Committee to study the possibility of advertising on the exterior_
of the buses as well as the inside curvature of the roof of the
buses. He indicated he has been asked by members of the business
community why this has not been considered as a source of revenue
for the City.
Council member Buchanan spoke about the problem at 8th Street &
Yakima Avenue intersection in which semi- trucks are driving over
the corner of the sidewalk. He stated if 8th Street is going to
continue being used as a major truck route, some street
modifications need to be made to insure the safety of pedestrians.
Council member Berndt stated the intersection at 9th Street and
Yakima Avenue has the same problem, and perhaps staff could
include this area in their review as well.
City Manager Zais indicated staff has some questions regarding the
issues which have been raised by the recently formed Committee to
plan the celebration of the U.S. Constitution Bicentennial
Celebration. Assistant City Attorney Vanek stated he was recently
contacted by Judge Nicholson (a member of the committee) and asked
if the Committee should raise money and sponsor events. Mr. Vanek
stated he read the language of the proclamation to Judge Nicholson
and outlined the following three options to him: 1) the Committee
can simply act within the confines of the proclamation to plan
proper and appealing activities and submit a written plan to the
Council, and promote outside organizations to execute those plans,
2) the City would set up a fund through an ordinance by which it
will accept donations and specify how the money will be spent, and
3) Council could make an appropriation of money (hotel /motel tax)
for tourist promotion and authorize it to be spent for this
endeavor. He stated some thought was also given to the formation
of a non - profit corporation, however, this is a complicated
procedure. Council member Barnett stated it is his understanding
that the purpose for establishing these committees was to promote
patriotic activities throughout the community. Council member
Berndt was in agreement with Mr. Barnett. City Manager Zais
indicated City Clerk Roberts has been appointed staff liaison to
work with the Committee and she also has some questions for
Council. Mrs. Roberts stated the Committee has asked about the
jurisdiction or boundaries within which they may work. They •
questioned if they could solicit donations outside the City limits.
Council member Carmichael stated they have no boundary limitations
and may seek financial support anywhere. She added that the
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composition of the Committee was not limited to citizens residing
inside the City limits. Council member Barnett stated the idea was
to have the'Committee go out to various organizations within the
community and secure their involvement and sponsorship of these
activities. He stated the Committee was not meant to be a fund
raising source, but rather a planning and steering committee.
Council member Barnett reminded Council of the luncheon meeting at
the Airport Restaurant at 12:00 p.m. with the Parks & Recreation
Comf►ission Tuesday, August 19, 1986.
Council member Buchanan referred to the letter in the information
items from ,Gary Poor on the subject of requiring permits to hold a
yard sale, and regulations regarding the posting of signs for yard
sales stating he thinks it is a good idea and staff should be
thinking -about taking action on .it.. - -
22. ADJOURNMENT . ,
There being no further business to come before the Council, it was
MOVED by Buchanan, seconded. by. Berndt, that this meeting be
adjourned at the hour -,of -4:50 .p.m. Unanimously, carried by voice
vote.. Sparling absent. , - -
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