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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-1990-D5776 MISSING DOCUMENT (Hazardous Vegetation) This Resolution is Missing • JULY 10, 1990 5 1 HEARING EXAMINER. The motion carried' by unanimous voice vote. Beauchamp absent. ' 8. CON 'OF RESOLUTION REGARDING HAZARDOUS VEGETATION AND DEBRIS ABATEMENT'PROGRAM s 'Bob Shampine, Code Administration Manager, stated that he had nothing'rto add. In reply to - Mayor Berndt, Mr: Shampine'stated that weeds along sidewalks are the responsibility of the adjacent property owners. There being no one present to speak to the issue, and the Resolution having been read by' title, it was MOVED BY BUCHANAN, SECONDED BY SIMS, TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION. The motion carried by unanimous roll call vote. Beauchamp absent. RESOLUTION' NO: D- 5776, 'A RESOLUTION ` authorizing the Code Administration Manager clear certain - weedy lots: 9. REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING REQUEST 'FROM CAPITOL THEATRE • CORPORATION FOR ADDITIONAL FUNDING Glenn Rice, Director of Community and Economic Development, presented a report prepared following a request to Council for additional funding - support for the Capitol Theatre. The report •presents six options and two recommendations for consideration. Steve Caffery explained that the - anticipated deficit this year will be $21,000 - 23,000 - that has been maintained' through short -term loans at financial institutions. 'This' is a balance sheet deficit, and • does not necessarily relate to cash flow. The Capitol Theatre fiscal year ended on June 30th { that date all outstanding notes had been paid. At this point, the Capitol Theatre has cash reserves, ( ' but 'will have to borrow operating -funds if' additional funding i8' not received from the City. " Del`MatthewS, 1511. Yakima . Avenue," - spoke to Council representing Sunfair, stating that his organization - supports the Capitol -Theatre request.' They also hope that Sunfair will continue to receive Council•isupport in the future. Mayor Berndt complimented the work that Sunfair does for the community. Anne Byerriim,'-Allied Arts Council, strongly urged continued support of the ArtsVan Program. This program, which is a partnership between - the City, the Parks Department and the Allied Arts Council, provides positive'activities in the parks for more than 5,000 children each summer. Versa K'Ang, Yakima Valley • Museum,' is 'affiliated with "an agency that doesn't receive funding from the City, but "she attended•the meeting to speak for the arts. • She' feels that the City must support arts and culture in the community in order to attract new business to Yakima. She felt the Council should not set a precedent of funding only what is owned by the City, because the •non- profit organizations also' provide valuable services. She suggested the City set up a grants and aid program so` groups could present specific funding requests. Council member Sims asked for an explanation of where the 'requested funds • would be spent. Mr. Caffery said the additional funding would most • probably be used for increased service.and programming to the community. Over 65% of programming has been cut in the last two • . 'years, ticket prices have been raised 'oer.'350, and rental fees have been increased'25% in order to reach fiscal' stability. Bob DiPietro, President -elect of "the Capitol Theatre. Committee, stated the Committee is requesting funds at this time because they would AAD /3