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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08/31/1970 Business Meeting 98 AUGUST 31, 1970 The City Council met in regular Mayor Lenore Lambert presiding, having' . been informally chosen to act as" Mayor in the absence' of Mayor''Larson' and'Assi"stan't' Mayor Robinson. Councilmen Brown, Keith, Lust and McNeice, ty Manager Friedline' and City Attorney Andrews' present 'on roll "call."' Mayor' Larson` and"Councilman Robinson' absent on roll call, having been excused at previous.meetings. • The Invocation was given by Councilman Brown. The minutes of the regular meeting of August 24, 1970, having been duly certified accurate . by two Councilmen', and 'no-One-present wi'sh'ing' to have Said-minutes-read-publicly,' Acting Mayor Lambert declared "said minutes *approved 'a's - recorded. Petition No.' 671, having' 'been• filed with: the' City Clerk bn 27'; 1970,` by Richard L. and Rita F. Young and Other's requesting proper 'lighting•'ofN' the 1500 Block of: South Fifth Avenue, it was MOVED by Keith, seconded by Brown, that said Petition be referred to the City Manager and Staff for study and recommendation: .carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Lust, and McNeice voting aye by voice vote. Larson and Robinson absent. ' An Ordinance appropriating $3',250.00 to the Yakima Valley Regional Library,'having been read in its entirety at the previous meeting of =August 24, 1970;'and being read •by . Title only at this meeting, it was.MOVED by Brown, seconded by Keith, that Ordinance No. 1244':• providing for said appropriation be passed as read: carried, Brown., Keith, Lambert, Lust and McNeice voting _aye on roll call. 'Larson and Robinson . absent . . ORDINANCE NO. 1244°,".AN ORDINANCE• appropriating the' amount - of" $3,'250 from unappropriated anticipated revenue in- the 1970 Current -Expense. Budget, Transfers Section, to. Account- 860, Transfers, of the Maintenance and Operations classification of thet1970 Budget.for that Section; and appropriating the amount of $3,250 from unappropriated money in 660- Yakima . Valley Regional - Library, to Account 850, Agency Funds, of the Maintenance and Operations classification of the 1970 Budget for that Fund. .. ... It was MOVED by Keith, seconded by Brown, that Ordinance No. 1245 specifying the applica- tion and renewal fee for a city driver's license to operate taxicabs and vehicles for hire, be passed as read: carried, Brown, Keith,..Lambert, Lust and McNeice voting aye on roll call. Larson and Robinson absent on roll call. City Attorney Andrews explained that this Ordinance merely amends a section of the Yakima Municipal Code to change the ap1katicn1fee for taxicab drivers from $5.00 to $10.00, in accordance with the previous Ordinance in- creasing the various license fees. ORDINANCE NO. 1245, AN ORDINANCE relating'to licenses and business regulations; specifying the application and renewal fee for a city driver's license to operate taxicabs and vehi- cles for hire; and amending Section 5.78.170 of the City of Yakima Municipal Code. It was MOVED by Lust, seconded by Brown, that Ordinance No amending,rates to•be • charged by the City Garage Fund for rental of City -owned - equipmentbe" passed as'read: • 'carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Lust and McNeice voting aye on roll' call. Larson and Robinson absent. City Attorney Andrews explained that this Ordinance amends the Yakima Municipal Code to up -date the rental rates that have been previously charged and to add the Irrigation Division and Water -Sewer Divisions of the Public Works Department and the Finance Department to the list of Departments covered by this Ordinance. Public Works Director, John Mayo, explained that when this equipment rental Fund was created there had been no experience on which to base the rates to be charged and now that some exper- ience in the rental of the various equipment has been acquired, some of these rates have been changed considerably. ORDINANCE NO. 1246, AN ORDINANCE relating to the City Garage Fund; specifying the pur- poses of such fund; extablishing rates for the rental of egipment through such fund; and amending Sections 3.15.010 and 3.15.030 of the City of Yakima Municipal Code. Mr. Edward Melfort, Mr. Nick Torres, Mr. Lee . and Mr. Henry Beauchamp were present t� urge the appointment by the City Council of a City Housing Authority to provide low -rent pub- lic housing in the City of Yakima, and filed a Petition,signed by 99 residents of the City of Yakima, which made this request, and stated that there exists a serious housing crisis for low- income families and elderly persons in the City of Yakima. Mr. Torres read this Petition and spoke in favor of this request, stating that the laws of the State of Wash- ington enable the City Council to make this decision, which would enable financial assis- tance to be provided by the Federal Public Housing Program. Council members discussed this matter and referred to the fact that recently a 15- member Housing Renewal Committee has been appointed to study the low- income housing situation in the City of Yakima. After due discussion, it was MOVED by Lust,' Seconded by McNeice, that this Petition be referred to the City Manager and the Housing Renewal Committee for study and recommendation: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Lust and McNeice voting aye by voice vote. Larson and Robinson absent. In accordance with action by the City Council on August 10, 1970, and the protest period • having been extended for fifteen days on L.I.D. No. 980, South 1st Street and East Wash- ington Avenue Sewer District, the City Engineer stated that the time limit for protests to be filed expired.August 25, 1970, and reported that there were 16.69% protest on the City portion and 5.33% protest on the County portion, which is not enough to..protest out any portion of this L.I.D. . Assistant City Manager Friedline explained that it is necessary to get City Council ap- proval for the Shrine Football Parade to be held Saturday, September 26, 1970, at 3 :00 p.m., because any parade held on a Saturday afternoon must be approved by the City Council. He stated that the matter had been checked with the Police Department and that this parade has been held in conjunction with the Shrine Football Game for a number of years. After due discussion, it was MOVED by McNeice, seconded by Keith, that said Shrine Football Pa- rade be approved: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Lust and McNeice voting aye by voice vote. Larson and Robinson absent. Assistant City Manager Friedline referred the matter of the request for outside utility service for property located at 1715 Pleasant Avenue, to Ed Loidhamer of the Department of Planning and Community Development, who explained that Dr. Harold D. Buckley and Gerald Groenig have requested that domestic water be supplied to this site. He further explained that this property is presently occupied by a single- family dwelling that has • `99 AUGUST 31, 1970 been moved onto the site and rehabilitation of . the house is presently taking place and is in accord with City Building Codes. Mr. Loidhamer reporting that the existing land use conforms to the intent of the General Plan andthat although it is contigous to the Yakima City Limits on south and the west, it does not appear practical to annex'. this single lot at this time, and recommending that this request be approved, it was MOVED by Lust, seconded by McNeice, that this outside utility request be approved as recommended, when an outside hookup agreement is signed by the applicants: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Lust and McNeice voting aye by voice vote. Larson and Robinson absent. Assistant City Manager Martin Friedline explained that West Pacific Airlines, Inc., had requested to pat in a new thirty foot counter at the Yakima Municipal Airport and it was decided to charge an additional fee, from $100 to $150 per month, which made it necessary to modify the Airline Operators Agreement. After due discussion, if was MOVED by Brown, seconded by Lust, that Resolution No. D -1531 authorizing the execution of an Airline Operators Agreement Modification with West Pacific Airlines, Inc., be passed as read: car- ried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Lust and McNeice voting ,aye on roll call. Larson and Robin- son absent. RESOLUTION NO. D -1531, A RESOLUTION authorizing and directing the City Manager and City Clerk of the City of Yakima to execute an Airline Operators Agreement Modification with West Pacific Airlines, Inc. Assistantt..City Manager Martin Friedline referred the matter of authorization to execute a Contractor's Escrow Instructi.nns and Agreement with the National Bank of Commerce of Seattle and Yakima Cement and Asphalt Paving Company for investment of retained percentage,' on the South 24th Avenue:Arterial Improvement project, to Public Works Director John Mayo, who explained that in accordance with legislation passed at the last Legislature, a con- tractor may request that his retainage fee be invested by the City, which means that the Catractor gains the benefits from the interest instead of the City. City Attorney Andrews explained that although this process is being handled by a Resolution this time, it is the intent to draft an Ordinance which will authorize this action to be handled administra- tively in the future. After due discussion, it was MOVED by Keith, seconded by Lust, that Resolution No. D -1532, authorizing the execution of said Contractor's Escrow In- structions and Agreement, be passed as read: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Lust and McNeice voting aye on roll call. Larson and Robinson absent. RESOLUTION NO. D -1532, A RESOLUTION authorizing the City Manager and City Clerk of the City of Yakima to execute a Contractor's Escrow Instructions and Agreement with the Na- tional Bank of Commerce of Seattle, Yakima Branch, and Yakima Cement & Asphalt Paving Co. for investing Money retained from the contractor by the City. Assistant City. Manager Friedline reported that bids were received and reviewed by Cornell, Howland, Hayes and Merryfield, Consulting Engineers, for the construction'of the Water Facilities Supervisory Control System, as follows: 1. Creamer Electric, Inc. $59,672.66 2. Hersey Sparling Meter Company 65,205.00 3. Diamond Electric, Inc. 65,835.00 4. Smith Electric • 84,660.66. 5. Engineer's Estimate 80,000.00 A letter was received from CH2M reviewing these bids and stating that all bids received were properly accompanied by the required bid bond, but that the low bidder, Creamer Electric, Inc., did not submit any information in accordance with the requirements that all prospective contractors submit, 10 days prior to bid opening: (1) details and speci- n ficationsof the equipment to be offered; and (2) list of existing installations of a similar type installed by this contractor. They further stated that the low bidder, Creamer Electric, Inc., has no previous experience to their knowledge, in the installa- tion of this type of system and has provided no information about the system proposed, and that the second low bidder, Hersey Sparling Meter Company, is recognized as a princi- • pal supplier of equipment and systems for the,work specified and recommended that the Hersey Sparling Meter Company, being the second_ low bidder, be awarded the contract. City Attorney Andrews indicated that he could see no reason for not awarding the contract to the second low bidder, as the low bidder had not followed instructions and had not submitted a bonafide bid. After some discussion, Councilman Lambert indicated that she was in favor of awarding the contract to the second Low bidder, Hersey Sparling Meter. Company as recommended by CH M. Other Councilmen indicating that ttey feel Creamer Electric, Inc., should be giben a chance for an explanation if they wish, it was MOVED by Brown, seconded by Keith, that this matter be continued for one week for further in- vestigation and consideration: carried, Brown, Keith, Lust and McNeice voting aye by voice vote. Lambert voting nay by voice vote. Larson and Robinson absent. Assistant City Manager requesting that out -of -state travel be authorized for Homer Matson of the Department of Planning and Community Development, to attend a Housing Conference at Sun Valley, Idaho, it was°MOVED by Keith, seconded by Lust, that said travel be autho- rized with expenses paid: carried, Brown, Keith,Lambert, Lust and McNeice voting aye by voice vote. Larson and Robinson absent. There being no further business to come before the Council, it was MOVED by Lust, seconded by Keith, that we do now adjourn at the hour of 4:05 p.m.: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Lust and McNeice voting aye by voice vote. Larson and Robinson, absent. OA- [ e READ AND APPROVED ACCURATE BY l2e--/t DATE 7 / / 7 d COUNCILMAN DATE ATTEST: COUNCILMAN CITY CLERK • MAYOR Pro -tem rrric, %7 in11P j f .r yr Dr:PVo1T - w o pz (Sold to Water Improvement) $100,000.00 $100,000.00 CITY GARAGE U. S. TREASURY DISCOUNT BILLS #3375740A/41A -SKR #8933 18,850.00 U. S. TREASURY DISCOUNT BILLS # 3375751A/52A -SKR #9192 18,916.52 37,766.52 CEMETERY U. S. TREASURY DISCOUNT BILL #3375746A - SKR #9190 9,458.26 9,458.26 r — - - - - - SEPTEMBER 8, 1970 The City Council met in regular session, Mayor John Larson presiding, Councilment Brown, . Keith, Lambert, Lust, McNeice and. Robinson,. City. Manager.McMicken and City .Attorney Andrews present on roll call. . The Invocation was given by Councilman Lust. . 104. SEPTEMBER 14, 1970 The City Council met in regular session, Mayor Larson presiding, Councilmen .Brown, .Keith, Lambert, Lust, McNeice and Robinson, City Manager McMicken and City Attorney Andrews present on roll call. The Invocation was given by Councilman. Keith. The minutes of the regular meeting of September 8, 1970, having been duly certified accur- ate by two Councilmen, and no one present wishing to have said minutes read publicly, Mayor Larson declared said minutes approved as recorded. Ej Petition No. 669, having been filed with the City Clerk on September 11, 1970, by A. J. —J Thompson, Orman E. Arnold & Others, requesting annexation of property, south of Mead Ave- nue, between S. 1st and Ledwich Avenues, and City Manager McMicken explaining that in order to arrange the financing for the Arterial street project in this area, it is not desirable to finalize the annexation until the construction project is completed, it was MOVED by Robinson, seconded by Keith that the Petition for Annexation filed by A. J. Thompson, Orman. E. Arnold & Others, being Petition No. 669, be approved as meeting the requirements of law; that said Petition be referred to the City Manager and Planning Commission for study and recommendation; that the Mayor be authorized to obtain waivers of a meeting by a Review Board; and that December 7, 1970, be set as the date for a public hearing by the City Council on this Petition: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Larson, Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye by voice vote. Mr. Thompson and Mr. Arnold being present and Mr. Thompson speaking to this matter, asked questions about water and sewer service being furnished to them before the effective date of the annexation. Public Works Director, John Mayo, reviewed the long -range plan to properly sewer this area and explained how an L.I.D. may be.formed by the property owners in order to get the requested sewer service. City Manager McMicken referred the matter of the design of the Southeast Community Center, being prepared by Doudna- Williams, Architects, to Mr. Doudna and Mr;". Williams, who were present re this matter. Mr. Williams presented a Time Table of the construction plans to the Council members and briefly reviewed the design plans. He stated that although there are still two pieces of property in question'for acquisition, the proposal has been submitted to all parties involved and the plans have been substantially approved by every- body. He further stated that they are proceeding with working drawings, and would like City Council approval of the design development and authorization to proceed with the con- struction documents. Staff members, Homer Matson, of the Planning and Community Develop- ment Department and Bill Hutsinpiller of the Parks and Recreation Department, indicated that the departments and boards in which they are involved, have approved these plans. After due discussion, it was MOVED by Robinson, seconded by Keith that the design as it has been presented by the Architects, Doudna - Williams, be approved and authorization be given to proceed with the construction documents: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Larson, Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye by voice vote. City Manager McMicken referring to the City Engineer's report on the completion of'L.I.D. No. 976, 1969 Street and Alley Paving District, it was MOVED by Robinson, seconded by Brown that October 13, 1970, be fixed as the time of hearing on the assessment roll for said project: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Larson, Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye by voice vote. City Manager McMicken referred to the Memo from the City Attorney's Office re a Damage Claim filed by Braxton King, 212 N. 3rd. Street in the amount of $76.96, which explained that said damage was caused when a sewer line was broken by a City Water Department Crew while laying a water main; resulting in a sewer backup into the Braxton household drains, and recommending that payment of this damage claim be authorized. After due discussion, it was MOVED by Brown, seconded by Keith that Resolution No. D -1533 authorizing payment of said Damage Claim, be passed as read: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Larson, Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye on roll call. RESOLUTION NO. D -1533, A RESOLUTION authorizing payment of a Claim for Damages filed against the City of Yakima by Braxton King. City Manager McMicken explaining that Bay Zinc Co. desires to lease space that is avail- able in the Baxter Building at the Yakima Municipal Airport in accordance with the pro- visions of a Lease Agreement, it was MOVED by Brown, seconded by McNeice that a Resolution authorizing the execution of a lease agreement with Bay Zinc Co., be passed as read. Councilman Robinson asked questions as to what Bay Zinc Co. would be storing in this space and indicated that he feels some further investigation should be made to find out if any of the materials to be stored are corrosive or in any way harmful. City Attorney Andrews explained that the proposed agreement states that "the leased premises shall be used for the purpose of loading, unloading and storing packaged fertilizer and for no other pur- pose." He explained that in raising the same questions, he was informed by Jim Eakin, Airport Manager, that there would be no bulk or dust type stuff coming in trucks and that the products to be stored are not toxic or explosive, but it had not been mentioned whether they were corrosive. After due discussion, it was MOVED by Robinson, seconded by Lambert that this matter be continued for one week to allow for further investigation and study: carried, Brown, Keith,-Lambert, Larson, Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye by voice vote. City Manager McMicken explaining that the City of Yakima contemplates the expansion of its 1 industrial waste disposal facilities and must hire professional engineering services, and that it has been recommended that Cornell, Howland, Hayes & Merryfield, be engaged to make the study of the industrial waste and treatment facilities, it was MOVED by Brown, secon- ded by Lust that Resolution No. D -1534 authorizing the execution of an agreement with Cornell, Howland, Hayes and Merryfield for engineering services for said industrial waste disposal facilities, be passed as read: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Larson, Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye on roll call. RESOLUTION NO. D -1534, A RESOLUTION authorizing and directing the City Manager and City 'Clerk of the City of Yakima to execute an agreement with Cornell, Howland, Hayes & Merry- field hiring professional engineering services for expanding industrial waste disposal facilities of the City. 105 0 SEPTEMBER 14, 1970 City Manager McMicken explaining . that it is necessary for the City to purchase material to repair a Mobile Sweeper and it is available from one source only, it was MOVED by Robin- son, seconded by McNeice that Resolution No. D -1535 authorizing, the purchase of said material without calling for bids, be 'passed as read: carried, Brown,.Keith,.Lambert, Lar- son,.Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye on roll call. RESOLUTION NO. D- 1535, _A RESOLUTION authorizing the purchase of material without calling for bids. City Manager McMicken explaining that the City has approximately 500 tons of hay for which it has, no use, and that bids were duly called for by the City for the sale of this hay and no' bids were received, and that offers to buy some of this hay in various tonnage amounts have been received, it was MOVED by Brown, seconded by McNeice that Resolution No. D -1536 authorizing the sale of said hay without calling for further bids, be passed as read: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Larson,-Lust, McNe'ice and Robinson voting aye on roll call. RESOLUTION NO. D-1536, A RESOLUTION authorizing the sale of approximately 500 tons of hay without calling for further bids. City Manager McMicken explaining that the May Nursery Company has submitted a proposal to develop a landscaping plan for the Yakima Water Treatment Plant, known as the "Proposal for a Master Landscape Development Plan and Construction Documeats on the Yakima Water Treat- ment Plant at Rowe Hill on Naches River ", and recommending that this plan be accepted and authorization be given to proceed accordingly to develop such a plan, it was MOVED by McNeice, seconded by Keith that Resolution No. D -1537 accepting said proposal by May Nursery Company, be passed as read: carried, Brown,. Keith, Lambert, Larson,. Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye on roll call. RESOLUTION NO. D- 1537, -A RESOLUTION accepting a proposal by May Nursery Company to develop a landscaping plan for the Yakima Water Treatment Plant. City'Manager McMicken explained that a proposal has been submitted by R.S. Cameron &.Asso- ciates,,Architects A.I.A., to develop a landscaping plan for the City's pumping station site at the intersection of River Road and Power House Road, in the form of a letter and recommended that this plan be accepted and authorization be given to proceed accordingly to develop such a plan. Councilman Robinson reading said letter for the information of the Council members, which gives the approximate fees to be charged for services to develop said plan, it was MOVED by Lambert, seconded by Brown that Resolution No. D -1538 accepting said proposal by R.S. Cameron & Associates, Architects A.I.A., and that the fees paid for this service should not exceed $750, be passed as read: carried, Brown,. Keith, .Lambert, Larson, Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye on roll call. RESOLUTION NO. D -1538, A RESOLUTION accepting a proposal by R.S. Cameron &_Associates, Architects A.I.A., to develop a landscpaing plan for a pumping station site. City Manager McMicken referred the matter of a report on the summer park activity to Director of Parks and Recreation, Bill Hutsinpiller, who briefly reviewed the report he had presented to the Park Commission. He explained that the summer program dealt with three main projects, the Learn to Swim program, Recreational Swimming and the Playground program, and that this year 137,034 persons took advantage of the Playground program, compared to 91,000 the previous year. Mr. Hutsinpiller also reviewed other phases of the summer park program, which included a Nutrition Program put on by the Extension Service, a Library story hour, and something new this year was the fact that the parks were open seven days a week instead of the usual:`.. six. He stated that he had excellent supervisors of the various programs and good help from the "Swingers" as well as help from the N.Y.C. .program, and in summing up his report indicated that he felt it was a very successful summer park program. City Manager McMicken stated that he has an extra off the agenda matter to bring before the Council. He explained that there is need to engage George Lemon's services for some appraisal work in connection with the proposed L.I.D. on and N. 16th - Avenues and that Mr. Lemon's services, as stated in a letter from him to the City Manager dated September 11, 1970, will be on the basis of $125.00 per day for 8 hours. Mr. McMicken recommending that authorization be given to engage the services of Mr. Lemon for this project, it was MOVED by Keith, seconded by Brown that the recommendation of the City Manager be accepted and Mr. George Lemon be engaged to perform the necessary appraisal or negotiation services on this project in accordance with his letter to the City Manager: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Larson, Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye by voice vote. City Manager McMicken referred the matter of denying Petition No. 663, requesting the formation of a local improvement district for paving a 20 ft. right-of-way at 5810 Scenic Drive, to Public Works Director John Mayo, who explained that when the engineering staff was assembling the various petitions for the creation of the next residential street L.I.D study was made of this specific petition.. He reported that it was found that the plat of Scenic View Terrace which is dated January 11, 1957, and was filed with Yakima County, shows a 20 foot strip in the location defined on the petition as being an "access drive and utility easement ", that the definitions on the plat are such that it is clearly not dedicated as a public street, and that consequently, City Attorney Andrews advised him that it was not /proper place to install a street by the L.I.D.. process. Mr.Mayo further reported that the area is exactly what the plat describes, the access drive to two lots, and a utility easement, in which there may be utilities desired in the future. He stated that it is the staff recommendation that the petitioners be informed that the petition is not acceptable to the City because the area involved is not a public street, and that the City should not entertain the idea of accepting the dedication of this strip as a public street because of inherent liability for drainage once the area is paved. After due dis- cussion, it was MOVED by Robinson, seconded by Lambert that the recommendation of the Staff be accepted and said Petition No. 663 be denied because the area involved is not a public street: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert,.Larson, Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye by voice vote. - Martin Friedline, Personnel Director and Assistant City Manager, reported that he had just contacted Jim Eakin, Airport Manager, regarding the matter of leasing available space in the Baxter Building at the Municipal Airport to Bay Zinc Co., on the agenda earlier and continued for one week for further investigation, and that the material to be stored is not corrosive and will be contained in heavy paper bags.- Council members indicated that they would still like to have a further report on this matter and no further action was taken at this time. 106 V SEPTEMBER 14, 1970 Mayor Larson reporting that the terms of two members of the Planning Commission, Eugene L. Shields and Champ have expired as of August, 1970, and that both have been con - tacted and are willing to serve another term of office, and recommending that they be appointed to serve another term, it was MOVED by Keith, seconded by Robinson that Eugene L. Shields and Champ Sanford be appointed to serve on the Planning Commission for another term of six years to expire August, 1976: carried, Brown, Keith,.Lambert, Larson,.Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye by voice vote. City Manager McMicken requesting authorization to travel to San Diego, California, to attend the Annual City Managers' Meeting, and stating that he will be absent from the next two Council meetings of September 21 and 28, 1970, it was MOVED by'Lust, seconded by Keith that said out -of -State travel be allowed: carried, Brown, Keith, Lambert, Larson, Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye by voice vote. There being no further business to come before the Council, it was MOVED by Lust, seconded by Keith that we do now adjourn at the hour of 4 :30 P.M.: carried, Brown,.Keith,.Lambert, Larson,. Lust, McNeice and Robinson voting aye b' ..ice ote. READ AND CERTIFIED ACCURATE BY V 4 G'(ti� -- DATE 67//24/26 Councilman • . DATE z COUNCILMAN 1 ATTEST: / of t .. C I T Y C L E' K- DEPUr MAYOR • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • U S