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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/23/1994 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO May ~L-J 994 The ~itv Council Meeting was called to order by Mayor Wilde at 7 00 p m Councilmembers present Don Eafanti, Vance Edwards, Jean Fields, Dennis Hall, and Claudia Worth Councilmembers Rae Jpan Bphm, Ken Siler, and Tony Solano were absent Also present Deputy City Clerk, Christa Jones, City Administrator, Robert Middaugh, City Attorney, Kathryn Schroeder, Director of Public Works, Bob Goebel, Director of Parks and Recreation, Gary Wardle, Director of Planning, Glen Gidley, ,hief of Police, Jack Hurst, staff, and interested citizens APPROVAL OF MINUTES of May 9, 1994 Motion by Mr Eafanti for the approval of the Minutes of May 9, 1994, seconded by Mr Hall Mrs Worth asked that under Item 7 her statement be adjed in which she asked that 3~th Avenue money not be used to fund drainage improvements in the Applewood Shopping Center Motion carriecd 5-0 Vance Edwards asked that in accordance with Section 5 3 of the Council Rules of Order and Procedure, the majority vote of City Council may also add an item to the Agenda at the beginning of the meeting and he moved t~at we place beforp Item 2 a discussion of Resolution and/or Ordinance to place 38th Avenue, Cody to Kipling, on the ballot, seconded by Mrs Worth Mr Hall stated it was pretty clear what is going on here The Council has been voting 5-3 on this issue and of the 5 person majority 3 people are not present this evening As a result it would appear that Mr Edwards is trying to short-circuit the democratic process by fJrcing 3 vote at a time when the entire Council is not present He supports putting this issue on the ballot, however it was his understanding and our agreement that this would be placed on a study session where the exact ballot lang1lage would be discussed and after the Study Session the matter would be brought up at Council to decide the final language For that reason, while he fully supports putting this on the ballot, he does not support bringing this up this evening while the full Council is not present Motion carried 3-2 with Councilmembers Hall and Eafanti voting no CITIZENS' RIGHT TO SPEAK The following speakers were sworn in by Mayor Wilde Jerry' DiTullio, 3250 Newland Street, Council review and repeal the Public additional stop signs at 33rd & Jay injured at this intersection, he and way to Paramount Park requested that the Wheat Ridge City Works decision not to erect A 10-year old girl was recently his family walk by there on their CITY COUNCIL MINUTES May 23,1<194 Page -2- Rocco Gioso, 4380 Everett Street, stated that he and his neighbors are quite concerned about the noise and the liquor at Field Street, at that Restaurant His daughter was almost killed a couple of years ago at that corner He hopes Council will consider if they give those kinds of permits they are responsible for keeping the control and if not, they should be closed down He placed his name for consideration for the (Board and ~ommission) vacancy in his district He'd like to ask Council for consideration to follow our neighbors on the east, Denver has only been there a few years, but when they had their vacancy they allowed people to p~t their letters in and their names and then they allowed the people in their areas to vote He understands that might be in their ~harter, but he would like to see this Council go on record as getting that thing placed in that manner that if a person put their name in for a vacancy, then the people that he represents would vote for him and not the other members of the Council He doesn't think its right for a person that lives in another district to be voting for a person that represents people in one section He felt a real affront the way it was dealt with by Council Paul WelCh, 9801 W 38th Avenue, read a letter into the record from Linnea Thompson, 9795 W 38th Avenue Mrs Thompson states that when she signed a Right Of Entry and a Permanent Easement on her property, she was led to believe that the street construction was about to begin Now she doesn't know what to believe and thinks it would be best if her easements were made null and void Dianna Fisher, 9450 W 38th Avenue, spoke on behalf of her husband, Norm Fisher, Jr , living at the same address Her husband signed a Right of Entry on January 31, 1994 to their property in reference to the widening of W 38th Avenue to a 36-ft design Her husband wants this taken from the record and have the original destroyed Tom Taylor, 9801 W 38th Avenue, stated that he had signed Easements 354 and 355 on March 14, 1994 because he had been led to believe that the construction of ~ 38th Avenue to 36-ft wide was about to begin Due to the subsequent actions of the Mayor and City Council he now wants these easements officially vacated from the public record and asked that his request be honored in writing Karen Thiessen, 9560 W 38th Avenue, said they were approached to sign easements, Right-of-Entry and shown a 3b-ft, 3-lane design for W 38th Avenue at that time They did not sign anything, but she asked that all the Rights-of-Entry and Easements that were signed along 38th Avenue be vacated immediately if not sooner, returned to these people and when the ~ity decides what to do with 38th Avenue, then people will sit down and listen Carol Palm, 3905 Garrison Street, wanted to bring Council up-to-date on some of the things going on at 38th Avenue, Cody to Kipling Dennis Hall, their Councilman, needs to be brought up-to-date, he never considers what his constituents say or want or think They feel they are in limbo, finally are getting their irrigation ditches back, they hear lots of talk of recall of Mr Hall, lots of talk of lawsuits, expenses way in excess of design and plan CITY COUNCIL MINUTES May 23, 1994 Page -3- She uses Highway 6 all the time and it is a 2-lane road, surely Wheat Ridge drivers can handle a 2-lane ro~d with a turn lane Roger Palm, 3905 Garrison Street, is disillusioned with Wheat Ridge vity Council, 5 of them made campaign promises that the design on 38th Avenue would not be changed, once they got into office they made a complete turn-around, they don't mind lying to the taxpayers, Dennis Hall told him personally that Wheat Ridge could not waste that kind of money, then he voted for it, there seems to be a chant in District IV "recall Dennis Hall" David Wagner, 9630 W 3~th Avenue, would like City Council to rescind his easement and would like it in writing, he is uncomfortable with what he signed, thanked the City for getting the ditch cleaned out LOCAL LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY MATTERS Item 1 Special Events Permit for Sts Peter & Paul Church, 3900 Pierce Street, Wheat Ridge Motion by Mr Edwards to approve the Special Events Permit for Sts Peter and Paul Church, at the location of 3900 Pierce Street, Wheat Ridge, to dispense malt, vinous and spirituous liquor on June 24, 1994 from 6 00 p m to 11 00 pm, on June 25, 1994 from 4 00 p m to 11 00 p m and on June 26, 1994 from 4 00 p m to 11 00 p m I further authorize the Mayor to sign the Application for the Special Events Permit, seconded by Mr Eafanti Mrs Worth read the Special Events Section from the Liquor Code which addresses conduct of the license holders and patrons and stated that the last Special Events Permit the City issued, she received 15 complaint calls and the Police Dispatch received 10 complaint calls (this was not at Sts Peter & Paul) She asked the Chief of Police if he would shut down a Special Event if he received noise complaints Jack Hurst replied that the Police would aSK them to cut down the noise, if that didn't work, they would shut down the cause of the noise, not the event However, if the license holder did not comply, he would probably shut them down, if there were people signing a complaint, he would issue a ticket to the license holder Mr Edwards called for the question, carried 5-0 Original Motion carried S-O Motion by Mr Edwards that we do not place on the ballot the flow line width of 38th Avenue from Cody to Kipling either in the form of an Ordinance or as a question, by Resolution, otherwise I further move that the process for the reconstruction of 38th Avenue, Coiy to Kipling, ilomediately continue forward with the 36 ft flow line design stated, seconded by Mrs Worth ~ITY COUNCIL MINUT~S May 23,1994 Page _LI_ Mr Hall asked the City Attorney if this m~tion was appropriatp at this time given the circumstances in which it's made and also the prior proceedings concerning this matter Ms Schroeder stated this is really a reconsideration of a motion that has already been passpd by Council and to that extent this is not a proper time for a reconsideration of that becausp it is not being made by someone who voted in favor the first time and it is not being made the following meeting Mr Edwards pointed out that this is not the case This is all-encompassing Mr Siler's motion was specific to a question It did not discuss Ordinance, iid not discuss the form in which it was to take place Ani, therefore, it is not a strict reconsideration, he doesn't consider it a reconsiieration whatsoever There was no discussion at the time to continue the construction of 38th Avenue to a 3b ft flow line Mayor Wilde ruled this was a reconsideration Mr Edwards appealed this decision to the full Council, seconded by Mrs Worth Nr Hall stated this was a reconsideration This Council voted 5-3 to put a question on the ballot The language has not yet been decided This is an attempt to reconsider that ruling at a time when 3 members of the majority are not present It is clearly prohibited by our rules He asked the City Attorney if it was appropriate to vote on this Ms Schroeder stated that she could not stop Council from voting Vance Edwards once again stated that this was not a reconsideration and appealed the Mayor's decision to the full Council, seconded by Mrs Worth, carried 3-2 with Mr Hall and Mr Eafanti voting no Mayor Wilde asked to poll the Council on the original motion Mr Hall stated he doesn't like this kind of under-handed politicking Democracy is not a result, it is a process Whether you agree with the result or not doesn't matter, be concerned that the process works It is not working tonight, bpcause all the people who should be voting on this are not here He will vote for this and at the next meeting he will bring it up again as a person on the prevailing side and we will have the full Council voting on this This is just ludicrous Mrs Worth explained that was a quorum She diin't is the democratic process sides 5 people were present at this meeting and that ask anybody to bp sick or anything else This ~hen you fight dirty, you fight dirty on all Mr Edwards doesn't think this is dirty, it's playing hardball Mrs Behm and Mr Siler went on vacation, Mr Solano is at some other meeting It is their responsibility to be here and if they are not, he is not accountable for that If this gets overturned at the next Councilmeeting, so be it, you can't blame a guy for trying He promised to do whatever he could to see this decision stand Motion carried 4-1 with Mr Eafanti voting no CITt COUNCIL MINUTE~ May 23, 1994 Page -5- PUBLIC HEARINGS AND ORDINANCES ON SECOND READING Item 2 Council Bill No 54 - An Ordinance providing for the approval of rezoning from Agricultural-One, Residential-One ani Residential-Two to Planned Residential Development on Land located at 10241 West 38th Avenue, 10150 West 40th Avenue and 3975 Miller Court, City of Wheat Ridge, County of Jefferson, State of Colorado (Case No WZ-94-3) (St Ives Realty) Council Bill 54 was introduced on second reading Mr Hall, title read by the Clerk Glen Giiley gave the staff report Mr Edwards stated he wants to make a quick motion that is not pertaining to this Mayor Wilde asked him to wait until this item is over Mr Edwards wants to do it right now, it will just take a minute Mayor Wilde saii to wait Mr Edwards made a point of order that a motion to reconsider takes precedence over any other motion whatsoever and it yields to nothing,--nothing He is asking for a point of order and moves to reconsider his previous motion on 38th Avenue The reason he is moving to reconsider is because if it does not fail, you cannot reconsider a vote to reconsider, and it dies tonight Motion by Mr Edwards to reconsider his previous motion on 38th Avenue Mayor wilde stated we are not going to hear this until after this item Mr Edwards appealed the Mayor's decision to the fJll Council, seconded by Nrs Worth Ms Schroeder needs a recess to look at this Mayor Wilde called for a 10 Minute recess After the recess Ms Schroeder stated that Mr Edwards is correct, the making of a motion to reconsider yields to absolutely nothing, however, Roberts Rules of Order and Procedure makes it clear that the time for actual consideration of that is of the Chairs choosing and if the motion is made when actual consi,ieration of that /not ion is not appropriate, the motion is accepted and it is placed in abevance until such time as it is appropriate to take up before this Council She recommends that Mr Edwards be allowed to make this motion and that Council take it up after this Agenda Item, or do it now if they prefer Mr Edwards is further correct in his presumption that once something has been reconsidered, it cannot be reconsidered again Mr Hall questioned Ms Schroeder on Section 6 3 of the Council Rules of Order and Procedure, where the last sentence reads "A motion to reconsider shall re4uire an affirmative vote of a majority of the entire Council" What is the meaning of this section? Ms Schroeder replied that a majority of the entire Council is 5 votes, so a motion to reconsider requires 5 votes CITt COUNCIL MINUTES Hay 23, 1994 Page -6- ~r Edwards ma1e a point of order that it takes 5 votes to reconsider At this point he moved to reconsiier his motion on 38th Avenue, which takes 5 votes to reconsider, seconded by Mrs Worth At this point Mayor Wilde called out to Tony Solano, who had been hooked by via telephone, to see if he could hear and understand the proceedings Mr Solano replied that he could hear everything Ms Schroeder recommended that a vote on this motion, although made in a timely manner, be deferred until a majority of the entire Council can be present to vote on this because that is what the Council Rules state Mavor Wilde did not agree with Ms Schroeder 5 Councilruembers are a majority Ms Schroeder stated that is not what it was intended to mean Mr Edwards made a point of order--there are different sections in the Charter that state either a majority of the Councilor a majority of the QJorum present You need 5 votes to reconsider Ms Schroeder does not agree Mr Edwards called for the question, carried 4-2 with Mr Hall and Mr Eafanti voting no Mr Solano explained that he had not heard the question correctly over the telephone and requested that .ouncil be polled again Call for the question was tied 3-3 with Councilmembers Edwards, Fields, and Worth voting yes Mayor Wilde broke the tie by voting no Motion failed 4-3 "lotion by ~~r 4-2 wi th r~rs hall to table this Item, seconded by hr Fields and Mrs Worth voting no Eafanti, carried Mr Gijley stated that the applicants for Case No WZ-94-3 have formally requested a continuance to June 13, so that they may address several issues brought up at staff report Motion by hr hall that this matter be rescheduled to June 13, 1994, S-econded by Mr Eafanti, carried 6-0 Item 3 Council Bill No 5b - An Ordinance adopting bv reference a replacement official zoning map pursuant to Wheat Ridge Code of Laws, Section 26-3(1) Council Bill 56 was introduced by Mrs Worth on second reading, title read by the Clerk, Ordinance No 966 assigned Motion bv Mrs Worth for the adoption of ~ouncil Bill 56 (Ordinance 966)~seconded by Mr Edwards, carried 6-0 Item 4 Council Bill 57 - An Ordinance amending the Sign Code of the Code of Laws of the City of Wheat Ridge relating to political signs Council Bill 57 was introduced by Mr Eafanti on second reading, title read by the Clerk, Ordinance No 967 assigned CITY COUNCIL MINUTES May 23, 1994 Pag~ -7- Motion by Mr Eafanti for the adoption of ~ouncil ~ill 57 (Ordinance 967~seconjed by Mrs ~orth, carried 6-0 Hem I) Application by General Management Company for approval of an amendmAnt to the Planned Commercial Dpvelopment final development plan for the Applewooi Villagp Shopping Center, located at approximately 360U Youngfield Street (Case No WZ-94-4) (To be continued to June 13, 1994) Motion by ~lr Mr E3fanti continuance voting no Hall to continue this Item to June 13, 1994, seconded by Mrs Worth clarified that the owner requested the and staff recommends it Motion carried S-l wit~ Mr Solano ORDINANCES ON FIRST READING Item 6 Council Bill 59 - An Ordinance amending the City-adopted Model Traffic Code of the City of Wheat Ridge, Colorado, to modify the basic rule regarding speed limits within the City Council Bill 59 was introiuced by Mr Edwards on first reading, title read by the Clerk Motion by Mr Edwards that Council Bill 59 be approved on first reading, ordered published, pUblic hearing be set for Monday, June 27, 1994 at 7 00 p m in City Council Chambers, Municipal Bldg , and if approved on second reading, take effect 1 day after final publication, seconded by Mrs ~orth, carried 6-0 DECISIONS, RESOLUTION~ND MOTIONS Item 7 Resolution 1402 - stating official position of the City of wheat Ridge pertaining to replacement of curb ramps in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act Resolution 1402 was introduced by Mrs Worth, title read by the Clerk Mrs Worth stated that this is such an important Resolution and she asked the Clerk to read the entire Resolution into the record Motion by Mrs Worth to approve Resolution 1402, seconded by Mr Eafanti, carried 6-0 Item 8. Resolution 1403 - expressing the City of Wheat Ridge official position regarding improvements proposed to the 1-76'Wadsworth Interchange, Project No I(CX)076-1(151) Resolution 1403 was introduced by Mrs Worth, title read by the Clerk Motion by Mrs Worth to approve Resolution 1403, seconded by Mr Eafanti, carried 6-0 Mr Eafanti requested that somA sort of sign be placed there to show that this is the City of Wheat Ridge Mrs Worth thanked staff for catching this CITY COUNCIL MINUT~S 1'lay 23, 1 '194 Page -8- Item 9 Resolution 1404 - expressing the City of wheat Rijge official position regarding approval of the access permit requesting a traffic signal on Wadsworth Blvj at W 39th Avenue Kesolution 1404 wa~ introduced by Mr Edwards and he read the title Motion by Mr Edwards for the adoption of Resolution 1404, seconded by Mrs Worth, carried 6-0 Item 10 Resolution 1405 - authorizing an Intergovernmental Agreement with the City of Edgewater for the provision of professional engineering services for the design of traffic signals at various locations in Edgewater Resolution 1405 was introduced by Mr Hall, title read by the Clerk Motion by Mr Hall to approve Resolution 1405, seconded by Mr Eafanti, carried 6-0 Item 11 Request for reclassification of Animal Parks Enforcement supervisor position Mr Middaugh explained the reasons for reclassification Mrs Worth has no problem with this reclassification but requested that a job description be provijed in the future when a reclassification comes before Council She also requested that the salary schedule be enlarged since the tiny print was almost impossible to read Motion by Mr Eafanti that the request for reclassification of the Animal Parks Enforcement supervisor be granted and that the salary range be adjusted from its current level of 22 to a new salary grade of 21, and that the increase in salary be retroactive to January 1, 1994, seconded by Mr Hall, carried 0-0 Item 12 Bid Award for Timber Rail Fence Materials and Installation --- Motion by Mr Edwards that the Timber Rail Fence Installation (RFB #94-18), be awarded to Metro Fence Company, Inc in the amount of their bid of $16,524 0 That a 5% contingency/force account in the amount of $827 00 be established That the Timber Rail Fence Materials (RFB #94-17), be awarded t) Split-Rail Fence Co , in the amount of their bid of $15,408 75 that the Director of Parks and Recreation be authorized to issue change orders up to the total contract and contingency amount and that the total costs of this project of $32,759 75 be charged to the appropriate accounts I further move that the funds be encumbered for the length of the Project which expressly allows the expenditure of funds in 1995 for this project in accordance with Ordinance #787, 1989 Series, seconded by Mr Eafanti CITY COUNCIL MINUTES Flay 23, 1994 Page -9- Mayor WildA wantej Council to be aware that only one of the 4 contractors bidding on this was located in the City of ~heat Ridge, this was the second lowest bid Mr Edwards amended his motion to strike any sections where the words "Metro Fence" are used and replace that wit~ "Colorado Deck" and to change the amounts to $16,726 00 and the total to $32,9bl 75, seconded accepted this Motion carried 6-0 Item 13 Award of ~ontract for Engineering Services for Roof Repairs for the Municipal Building Motion by Mrs Worth that engineering design services for the Municipal Building be awarded to Donnel & Wilkins in the amount of their proposal of $5,00U 00 and that the cost be charged to Acct No 3U-610-811 That $5,000 00 be transferred from the Capital Improvement Fund Balance to Acct No 30-61U-811 That the funds be encumbered for the length of the Project which expressly allows the expenditure of funds in 1995 for this Project in accordance with Ordinance #787, 1989 Series, seconded by Mrs Fields, carried 6-0 Item 14 Consideration of added MuniCipal Court Sessions and Support Personnel Judge, Randy Davis, was sworn in by the Mavor and asked for minor additional funding to cover court time and personnel for the increased case load Motion by Mr Hall that t~e Municipal Court be authorized to add up to four one-half day sessions per month to deal with additional court cases and that the Municipal Court budget be amended to reflect the following 1 The addition of a part time (20hr per week) clerk typist for $9,038 2 The addition of 25 deputy court clerk position (upgrades current position from 75 to full time) for $3,696 45 3 additional compensation for Municipal Judges for $5,600 00 4 Added part time bailiff expense for $693 00 5 That the Municipal Court budget be amended to add $19,027 45 in increased expenditures as indicated in items 1 through 4 b That the Municipal Court revenues be revised to show an additional $33,000 00 in projected court revenue or a total revenue of $358,000 00, which sum is hereby appropriated for General Fund use and the budget to be amended accordinglv, seconded by Mr Edwards, carried 6-0 Item 15. CONSENT AGENDA A Resolution 1406 - authorizing the Mayor and City Glerk to sign Agreement No 94-05 01 "Agreement regarding design and construction of maintenance access improvements for Lena Gulch at Lewis Meadows Park B 1994 Preventive Maintenance Improvement Program (Slurry Seal) (RFB #94-15) CITY COUNCIL MINUTES t'lay 23, 1994 Pag~ -10- G Adoption of Liquor Authority procedures D Resolution 1407 - Intergovernmental Agreement with Colorado Department of Transportation for preformed plastic pavement marking material for West 44th Avenue rehabilitation project Motion by Mr Edwards to pull Item A 3nd Item C ani to approve ItetJis Band D , seconde.i by Hrs off the Consent Agenda Fields, carried 6-0 Item 1~ C Motion by Mr Edwards to approve as printed with the addition of a Section 15 , which would read "The Liquor Licensing Authority Matters would be executed exclusively by t~e City Council and no other Board or Authority would be created", seconded by Mrs Worth Mr Hall asked to separate t~e motion and to vote on paragraphs through 14 first, then on paragraph 15 Motion by Mr Hall to approve Sections 1 - 14, seconded by Mrs Worth, carried 6-0 Motion by Mr Edwards to add Section 15 - as the Liquor Authority", seconded by Mrs Hall and Mr Solano voting no "The City Council shall serve Worth, carried 4-2 with Mr Item 15 A Resolution 1406 was introduced by Mr Hall and he read the title Motion by Mr Hall for the adoption of Resolution 1406 I further move that Shalkey Walker Associates be awarded the contract to complete the final design, construction documents and construction observation for the construction of Lewis Meadows Park in the amount of their fee proposal of $14,880 00 I further move for the approval of a contingency/force account in the amount of $500 00 I further move the Director of Parks and Recreation be authorized to sign all change orders up to the project budget of $15,380 00 and that all costs be charged to Acct 54-601-862 I further move that the funds be encumbered for the length of the project which expressly allows the expenditure of funds in 1995 for this project in accordance with Ordinance #787, 1989 Series, seconded by Mr Eafanti, tied 3-3 with Councilmembers Solano, Hall, and Eafanti voting yes Mr Middaugh stated that the Mayor is not precluded from voting on a contract award that is not formally a budget item Ms Schroeder stated previous opinions from Mr Hayes and in her own opinion, Mayor Wilde could vote as long as it was not a budgeted item Mr Edwards noted for the record that he feels it violates the Section of the Charter regarding ruayoral tie-break votes Mayor Wilde broke the tie by voting yes, Motion carried 4-3 with Councilmembers Worth, Edwards, and Fields voting no CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S MATTERS Mr Middaugh requested that ~ouncil holi a Special Meeting on June 1 to begin the budget process for 1995/96 Consensus was to hold the meeting on June 1 at 7 00 p m CAP meetings will start this Wednesday and continue every Wednesday CITt COUNCIL MINUT~S ~lav 23, 1994 Page -11- ELECTED OFFICIALS' MATTERS Claudia Worth asked that all new businesses in Wheat Ridge that apply for a sales tax license, be asked if they want to hold a ribbon cutting ceremony She asked that Mr Rocco Gioso's request to change the Charter regarding Board and Commission appointments going to a vote of the people, be discussed at the same time we ~re discussing other Ordinances to go on the ballot Vance Edwards noted for the record that it was ~sked tonight to appeal the decision of the Public works Advisory Committee in accordance with Ordinance 656, Series of 1986, which states that any decision by the City Council Street Committee, which is the Public Works Advisory Committee, to approve or disapprove said recommendation, may appeal said decision to the City Council for the purpose of obtaining a final decision from the City Council Motion by Mr Edwar.ds to place on the Council Agenda an Agenda Item in regards to appealing the Public Works Advisory Committee's decision not to place a 4-way stop at 33rd & Jay, seconded by Mrs Worth, carried 6-0 He asked that the Ordinance for use tax fJr over 10 rental units be placed on the next available Study Session Agenda, that owners of large numbers of rental units be notified and allowed to speak at the Study Session Motion by Mr Edwards to take the 38th Avenue decision off the Table, seconded by Mrs Worth, failej 3-3 with Councilmembers Worth, Edwards, and Fields voting no Mayor Wilde broke the tie by voting no Motion failed 4-3 Motion by hr Edwards to adjourn, seconded by Mr Eafanti, carried 6-0 Meeting adjourned at 10 05 p m \ \ ',-<_/ \ Ch-r i sTa--Jo-n-e-s-,-'-D-ep~J-t y --Ci-t Y -C-l-e-rk APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL ON JUNE 13, 1994 BY A VOTE of ..Ju..__ TO o~ (~ ________....L __ _ Dennis Hall, Council {Wu Gtb5cvI+ VV~vv\\ok:'v_r 0<0'5 ~ II" e~