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MINUTES
June 3D, 1975
The two hundred and ninety-first regular meeting of the Wheat Ridge
City Council was called t.o order by Mayor Homer Roesener at 7 40 p. m.
at 4355 Field Street.
Aldermen present were Mary Jo Cavarra, Joseph Donaldson, Robert
Ho~ard, Calvin Hulsey, Larry Merkl and Louise Turner.
Also present were City Administrator John Jerman, City Attorney
Maurice Fox, City Clerk Elise Brougham, staff and interesred citizens.
Motion by Alderman Turner "I move that the Minutes of June 16, 1975
be approved and that the Minutes of June 23, 1975 be tabled far
consideration." Motion was seconded by Alderman Merkl and passed
4-2. Aldermen Howard and Hulsey voted "nay."
Treasurer James Malone gave the Budget and Appropriations Report
far the month of May. He stated revenue is up and 40.10% has been
received of anticipated revenue, and 33.7% of anticipated expenditures
have been made.
Resolution No. 402 was introduced by Alderman Donaldson and was read
after Mr. Malone stated he recommended Wheat Ridge National Bank at
a rate of 5~% for 31 days.
Motion by Alderman Hulsey: "I move that Resolution No. 402 be adopted."
Motion was seconded by Alderman Turner and passed 6-0 as follows
Alderman Donaldson "aye", Alderman Howard "aye", Alderman Hulsey "aye",
Alderman Turner "aye", and Alderman Cavarra "aye", and Alderman Merkl "aye".
Public Comment was made by
Damon Swisher of 4685 Pierce stated he was opposed to the harassment
of the police department by the City. He stated he felt Ed Pinson was
a good Police Chief and the slight discrepencies could be straightened
out internally. He stated "One handfull of common sense is worth a
bushel basket of book learning."
Mike Boorman of 6470 West 44 Avenue stated he had made a mistake and
the Special Events Permits that had been issued to the Chamber of Commerce
and Carnation Festival 1975 last week for beer, wine and liquor should
be for 3.2% beer instead and he had the two new applications with the
checks for the state and asked that Council approve the new permits.
Motion by Alderman Turner "I move that the 3.2% Special Events malt
beverage license be granted to the Chamber of Commerce and the Carnation
Festival in lieu of the 3-way liquor licens~ that were granted lasr week."
Motion was seconded by Alderman Donaldson and passed 6-0.
Public Hearing for change of ownership of Class G
Nero Nook's at 9110 West 44 Avenue was scheduled
was present and took down the proceedings.
liquor license for
Court Ruth Carsh
Robert Keeler, attorney for the applicants was present and questioned
each applicant. They were Don DenBleyker, Dan Barth and Richard
Daniel Woods. Mr. Woods had a deferred prosecution
charge and was on probation, and City Attorney Fox stated that this
was no basis for denial. Mr. Keeler stated the corporate officers
had a management agreement with the owner to run the restaurant and
the bar portion hL.l been managed by the present owner.
Motion by Alderman Turner "I move that the 3-way liquor license be
issued to Granny's West Inc. at 9110 West 44 Avenue." Motion was
seconded by Alderman Merkl and p 3sed 6-0.
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Case WZ-75-10 requesting rezoning from Residential-Two to Restricted-
Commercial at W. 50 Ave. and Independence Street by Garrison Meadows
Development was scheduled.
David Shelley of the Planntrg Department stated the proposed zoning
is is conflict with the Land Use Plan which indicaiffi mid-density
residential. He stated the proposed rezoning will allow commercial
businesses to serve' the planned residential area to the east and it
would serve as a break to the industrial area to the west. He
stated the Planning Commission and Planning Department recommend
approval.
Alderman Turner asked if the property in question had been zoned Residen'ial-
Two the same day that the Industrial property had been rezoned. Mr.
Shelley answered "yes." Alderman Howard asked if this applicant
owned the industrial land and was told "no."
James Ferguson of 6475 Brentwood was present who was the owner
of the property. He stated he owns the property to the south
which is zoned R-C but that it is a lake and is not able to be
developed because it is necessary for the drainage of the residential
development. Tt's present use is single family residential.
No one appeared in opposition.
Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move for approval of the rezoning of
the property located at Independence Street and W. 50 Avenue from
Residential-Two to Restricted-Commercial (Case WZ-75-10) for the
fallowing reasons It was recommended by the Planning Department
and the Planning Commission." Motion was seconded by Alderman Hulsey
and passed 4-2. Aldermen Turner and Howard voted "nay." Alderman
Turner~she was apposed because it was in conflict with the Land Use Plan.
saId
Public Hearinq for request by Fotomat Corp. to vary subdivision regulations
at 10050 W. 38 Avenue was deferred for a decision by the Planning Commission.
Application by the City of Wheat Ridge Planning Commission to amend
Ordinance No. 98 to provide for special uses in the Commercial One
District was scheduled. The proposal is to allow the following uses
as only special uses Used automobile sales lots (but not to include
those contained within new car sales and service), and sales lots for
new and used motorcycle, truck, house and travel trailer, mobile home,
and boat sales and service, excluding heavy equipment. Mr. Zwagerman
stated these are very intensive uses and should be used sparsely.
Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move that the Planning Department be
directed to undertake changes in Ordinance No. 98 as recommended
tonight in the Commercial- One District." Motion was seconded by
Alderman Donaldson and passed 6-0.
Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move that we go to Item 8.8. (Communication
from Judge Zarlengo) on the Agenda." Motion was seconded by Alderman
Hulsey and passed 6-0.
Judqe Harry Carleno was present to speak in regards to Judge Zarlengo's
communication which requested that the court be removed from the merit pay
system and rules because the Colorado Supreme Court has decreed that
the Judicial System functions as a separate branch of municipal government.
Mr. Carleno also stated that his fee should be raised to $100 for 3 hours
and $30 per hour for any time over that. City Attorney Fox stated a
gross annual compensation w,uld be legal, and that Ordinance No. 175
could be amended tonight. He also stated he presumes the judge desires
to adopt the same rules and Tegulations of the otheT employees, but the
department of the court would just be separate.
Motion by Alderman Cavarra
Deputy Judge at a fee not to
periodic payments of $100.00
Alderman Merkl.
"I move that Council set the salary of the
exceed $5,000.00 per year to be paid in
per session." Motion was seconded by
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Motion to Amend by Alderman Merkl
Depu~ Judge be set at $100.00 for
per hour thereafter per session."
and passed 6-0.
"I move that the fee for the
the first 3 hours and a fee of $30.00
Motion was seconded by Alderman Howard
Question was called on Amended Motion "I move that Council set the
salary of the Deputy Judge at a fee not to exceed $5,000.00 per year
to be paid in periodic payments of $100.00 for the first 3 hours and
a fee of $30.00 per hour thereafter per session." Amended Motion passed 6-0.
Renewal of the LEAA Grant and absorption of 75% of cost by City which
is budgeted for 1975 was scheduled. Mr. Jerman stated the grant
period is from 10/1/75 to 9/30/76 and after that time the federal
assistance is phased out. Alderman Howard questioned if anyone
was evaluating the effectiveness of the program and the police dept.
statistics doesn't show that it was that effective. Chief Pinson
stated LEAA has a new person on board to evaluate the effectiveness
of their programs so that information will be available later, and that
in his own mind the program was effective and the rate of burglaries
was reduced 5% over last year.
Motion by Alderman Cavarra
the LEAA Grant for a period
seconded by Alderman Hulsey
"Nay."
"I move Council authorize the renewal of
of 10/1/75 to 9/30/76." Motion was
and passed 5-1. Alderman Howard voted
Resolution No. 403 creating appropriation adjustments for numerous
department accounts was scheduled. Alderman Merkl asked if it was
in final form and Mr. Jerman stated "yes." Alderman Howard questioned
the raise or increase in the Chief's salary and Mr. Jerman stated
that the increase is inserted for all directors in case a raise
is authorized later. It was asked if the court increase that was
passed tonight was included and Mr. Andrews stated it was not included.
Mr. Jerman recommended passing the ordinance as written, and that
the court increase can be inserted along with anticipated other
adjustments towards the end of the year. Resolution No. 403 was
introduced by Alderman Merkl and was read.
Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move that Resolution No. 403 be adopted."
Motion was seconded by Alderman Turner and passed 6ao.
Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move for the award of the bid to purchase
signage material to International Signcor, Inc., P.O. Box 25371, Phoenix,
AZ at a cost not to exceed $4,357.35 to be charged to Account 450.21.
(Alderman Merkl amended the Motion to read 'Account No. 451.21.'"
Motion was seconded by Alderman Donaldson who agreed to the amendment
and passed 6-0.
Alderman Hulsey questioned if the bid allowed for material for the
new school sign speed limits, and Mr. Hobbs is to find out the answer.
Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move that that the Council Meeting
of 12/1/75 be cancelled (to permit attendance at Miami BeaCh, FL
meeting of the National League of Cities.)" Motion was seconded
by Alderman Hulsey and passed 4-2. Alderman Turner stated she
was totally against; cancelling the meeting and due to tight budget
restrictions the Council should chose one representative to attend
as many meetings as possible and report back to the resi, of the Council.
Aldermen Turner and Cavarra voted "nay."
Alderman Merkl introduced Ordinance No. 175 and requested that the title
be read.
Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move that Ordinance No. 175 be amended
on second reading by
1. Section I Delete pay grade 22, Chief Court Clerk - $679-627.
2. Section VII. Delete Bailiff $4.oD per hour, minimum $12.50
per session, Deputy Judge $26.00 per hour, mlnlmum $79.00 per session.
3. Renumber Sections 6,9,10, and 11 and 12 ta read Sections 9,
1D,11,12 and 13.
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4. Add New Section VIII. -Court Personnel. Municipal Judge _
$8400 per annum, payable monthly. Deputy Judge - $5,000 maximum per
annum, payable $100 per three hour session, $30.00 per hour for each
hour exceeding any three hour session. Chief Court Clerk - pay range
$679-827. Deputy Court Clerk - Pay range $615-749 Bailiff _ $4.00
per hour, minimum $12.50 per court session. Cour~ Reporter _ $12.00
per court session." Motion was seconded by Alderman Hulsey and passed 6-0.
Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move to amend Ordinance No. 175 by
the following
1. Section X. Delete 'wi~h the following' in the firsl paragraph
and insert the following 'with the Rules and Regulations promulgated
under authority of this Ordinance.' Delete the second indented
paragraph in its entirety. Delete the first 2 sentences in the
third paragraph (which read'Longevity payments which are earned annually
will be paid in the next pay check following the employee's anniversary
date.
No longevity accrues unless the full yearis completsd.')
2. Ssction XI. Standby Dutv. is deleted in its entirety.
3. Section XII. Administrative Authority. after the
words 'city personnel' delete the word 'are' and insert 'shall be' and
after the word 'Personnel' delete the words 'Merit System' and insert
the words 'Rules and Regulations'.
4. Renumber ~ections XII., XIII.' to Sections XI. and XII.'"
Motion was seconded by Alderman Turner and passed 6-0.
Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move for the approval of Ordinance No. 175
as amended on second reading and order it published and posted." Motion
was seconded by Alderman Hulsey and passed 6-0.
Ordinance No. 174 adopting the 1974 Model Traffic Code and traffic
schedules was scheduled for second reading. City Attorney stated
the suggested Motion which had been distributed reflected changes
recommended by the State Highway Department and he also recommended
deleting the emergency clause to enable the Police to be prepared
to enforce the ordinance.
Alderman Merkl stated that dangerous intersections had been discussed
previously and suggested that perhaps hazardous intersection signs
could be installed to save 50 and 60 year old trees and that the hedges
could be cut, and he asked if this has to be in the traffic schedules.
City Attornev Fox stated such signs do not have to be in the ordinance.
Alderman Cavarra stated she would like to see Swadley Street between W. 32 Ave.
and W. 34 Ave. included. City Attorney Fox stated it has to be approved
by the State Highway Dept. first which would take some time.
Alderman Merkl introduced Ordinance No. 174 on second reading and the
title was read.
Motion by Alderman Merkl
I move that Ordinance No. 174, series of 1975 be amended to read as fullows
to be in accordance with the recommendations of the State Department
of Highways
Schedule I. 'W.44th Avenue 1-70 to Sheridan' be changed to
read 'W. 44th Avenue West City Limit to Sheridan.'
Schedule I. After 'Swadley Street' add below the following
'State Highway #58 Entire, 1-70 to West City Limits.'
Schedule II. Delete the following '*W. 38th Avenue Upham to
High Court, W. 41st Avenue Amons to Zephyr Sts., W. 38th Avenue
Dudley to Cody Sts., Independence Court W. 38th Ave. to W. 41st Ave.,
Pierson Street W. 32nd Ave. to W. 33rd Ave., *W. 44th Avenue Parfet
to Newcombe Sts. and insert the following in the deleted spaces
'*W. 38th Avenue Upham to Reed Sts., W. 41st Avenue Ammons St. to
Yarrow Ct., W. 38th Avenue Estes to Dover Sts., Independence Court
to W. 38th Pl. to W. 39th Pl., Pierson Street W.32nd Pl. to W. 33rd
Ave., *W 44th A~enue Owens to Newcombe Sts.' And add at the bottom
the following 'Hioh Court W. 37th Pl. to W. 38th Pl. 20 m.p.h.'
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Schedule III. Delete the following 'Youngfield Street W. 44th
Ave. to South Ci ty Limit, Wadsworth Blvd. Entire, Kipling Street Entire,
Frontage Road-East Bound Entire, Frontage Road-West Bound Entire,
Sheridan Entire.' and insert the following in the deleted spaces
'Youngfield Street Entire, Wadsworth Blvd (S.H. 121) W. 26th Ave.
to W. 49th PI~; (Add the following after the above insertion)
'Wadsworth Blvd. W. 49th Pl. to W. 51st Pl. 35 m.p.h.' And insert
the following in the deleted spaces 'Kipling St. (S.H. 391) Entire,
South 1-70 Frontage Rd. Entire, North 1-70 Frontage Rd. Entire,
Sheridan (S.H. 95) Entire (southbound).' And add at the bottom
the following 'Ward Rd. (S.H. 72) W. 44th Ave. to North City Limit
40 m.p.h., State Highway #58 Entire, 1-70 to West City Limits 55 m.p.h.'
Schedule V. Delete the following 'none.' and add the fallowing
'Alley between W. 32nd Avenue & W. 33rd Avenue & Between Sheridan &
Ames 1-way to the south.'
Schedule VI. Delete the following
Schedule VII. Delete the following
insert 'Allison St. School.'
Schedule VIII. Delete the words 'Traffic Lane' and insert the
words 'Curb Lane' whereever it appears. After the words 'No parking
along Tennis Courts at Panorama Park' insert the fallowing below
'No Parking Near Carner W. 32nd Avenue Chase St. (S).' After
the words 'W. 32nd to W. 32nd PI (E)' insert the following'&W)
At the bottom of the page add the following 'No parking Near Corner
Jay Street lu. 35th PI (E&W), School Area W. 38th Avenue
Ward Rd. to Union Ct. (N), School Area W. 32nd Avenue Chase St
to Depew St. (N), School Loading NeCland Street W. 45th PI.
to W. 46th Ave. (W).' Change 'section 12-1' to 'section 12-2'
Schedule VIII (second page) Delete the words 'Traffic Lane' and
insert the words 'Curb Lane' wherever it appears. Delete 'Zephyr to
Ammons St ' and add 'Yarrow to Ammons St.' After 'Curb Lane W. 45th
Place' insert below it the following '*Curb Lane W. 32nd Avenue
Teller to Saulsbury St. (S).' After' *Curb Lane, Park Area' insert
the following below it 'School Loading W. 38th Avenue Upham to
High Ct. (N). Delete "Miller "0 Kipling St.' and add' Lee St.
to Kipling St. and add below +h~t line the following 'School Loading
W. 33rd Ave Quail 10 Pierson SL (N)' Delete 'Moore to Owens St.'
'(Motor-driven cycles allowed)'
'Allison Ct. School' and
and add 'Newcombe to Owens' and below that insert the fallowing line
School Area Independence St. W. 45th Ave to W. 47th Ave. (W).'
After the words 'Sheridan, Wadsworth Blvd. and Kipling' insert
the following highway numbers respectively '(SH 95), (SH 121) and
(SH 391~.' At the bottom of the page add the following 'School
Loading Reed St. W. 39th Ave. to W. 41st Ave. (W), No Parking
Near Corner W. 38th Ave. Dudley St. (N & S).'
Schedule IX. Delete 'section 12-3' and insert 'section 12-2'.
Schedule XI-A. Delete the words 'No turn from 44th' and insert
the word 'All' wherever it appears.
Schedule XI. Delete the wards '38th Ave. & Pdrfet' and insert
the following '38th Ave. between Parfet & Oak Sts.' Below that section
add the following line 'W. 29th Ave. & Sheridan Blvd. All When
Children are present.'
Schedule XIII. Delete the word 'none' and add the following
lines 'ALL CITY STREETS (with the exception of) 7,000 lbs. E.~.,
S.H. 58 1-70 to West City Limits, Sheridan Blvd. (S.H. 95) Entire,
Ward Road (S.H. 72) W. 44th Ave. to North Cit.y Limits, Wadsworth
Blvd. (S.H. 121) Entire, Kipling St. (S.H. 391) Entire, 1-70 Entire,
Youngfield St Entire, W 48th Ave. & Marshall St. Harlan St. to
North City Limits.'
Schedule XV After 'Ward Rd. & W. 44th Ave.' insert the following
lines 'Ward Rd. & W. 52nd Ave. Intersection Control, Kipling St.
& W. 26th Ave. Intersection Control.' After the words 'Ammons St. &
W. 44th Ave.' insert the line 'Wadsworth Blvd. & W. 26th Ave. Intersection
Control.' After the words 'High Court & W. 38th Ave.' insert the
line 'Pierce St. & W 26th Ave. Intersection Control.' At the
bottom of the page add the following 'Sheridan Blvd & W. 29th Ave.
Intersection Control, Sheridan Blvd & W. 32nd Ave. Intersection Control,
Sheridan Blvd. & W. 35th Ave. Intersection Control, Sheridan Blvd. &
W. 38th Ave. Intersection Control, Sheridan Blvd. & W. 41st Ave.
Intersection Control.'
Schedule XV - Second Page Delete the words 'Quail St. & Pierson St.'
and add the wards 'Quail St. & Robb St.'
Section 4. Delete the numbers '5_12' and insert the numbers
'15-12.'
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And I further move that Section 9. Emergency Clause. be deleted
in its entirety and that Section 10. Effective Date. be renumbe~
to Section 9. and that the following blanks be filled in 'This
ordinance shall take effect from and after the 2nd day of August,
1975.'" Motion was seconded by Alderman Turner and passed 6-0.
Motion by Alderman Howard "I move that Ordinance No. 174 be
adopted as amended and be ordered published and posted."
Motion was seconded by Alderman Turner and passed 6-0.
Mr. Jerman had distributed the cost of the City's p~ticipation in
last year's Carnation Festival which totalled $4,609.73. Alderman Hulse\!
stated the cost of the float supplies was $352.66 and the City should
have a float with citizen participation. A.J. Sargeant volunteered
the Jaycees with 8 people for a start on the committee. Mr. Jerman
requested the press to put an article in the paper for citizens to
call either the City Clerk's Office or his if they are interested.
Motion by Alderman Merkl
the float to be built with
Festival Parade.)" Motion
"I move that the City pay for the cost of
community volunteer labor (for the Carnation
was seconded by Alderman Turner and passed 6-0.
Mr. Jerman proposed an informal pre-budget public meel:ing to consider
requests a~d suggestions of citizens on the 1976 Budget Program Projects.
Alderman Turner recommended that it be on a regular meeting nigh!
and be scheduled as a Public Hearing. Aldermen Merkl and Hulsey
recommended that it be a different night. Mr. Jerman is to schedule
a date.
Ward Horton, Director of Parks gave a report on the work schedule of
the city parks and indicated the mowing schedule, trash pickup etc.
Mr. Jerman stated there were only 5 full-time people and some summer
help and there were 13 sites to maintain and he felt the staff was
doing a good job in keeping up the parks. Alderman Merkl agreed and
stated he felt the parks looked a lot better. Alderman Hulsey disagreed
and stated he felt Prospect Park and Wheat Ridge Park ball field need
more watering.
Motion by Alderman Cavarra "I move that Mr. Jerman be allowed to attend
the International City Management Association (ICMA) Conference in
Seattle, Wash. during 9/28/75 through 10/2/75." Motion was seconded
by Alderman Donaldson and passed 6-0.
Alderman Cavarra reported that Jeffco Governments Assoc. was organIZIng
3 task force committees to study various subjects and asked for volunteers
from the Council. Alderman Turner volunteered for the animal control
committee and Alderman Merkl volunteered for the transportation committee.
Alderman Cavarra stated she had been requested by various people in the
community for home rule and asked if Council was interested in taking
the leadership and placing the question on the ballot in November.
Bonnie Scoma stat.ed that there had been obvious reasons t.o go home
rule in the past such as use tax was not allowed, but now that was
allowable under statutory cities She also stated many people had
told her that it was inadvisable to get locked into a charter, and
that it is easier getting state legislation changed than changing
a charter.
Alderman Cavarra stated Broomfield and Northglenn had recently gone
Home Rule and it allowed them flexibility and determination of their
own city government. Alderman Hulsey stated Home Rule cities can
set own sales tax and mill levy in a Charter without the vote of
the people.
Alderman Hulsey stated ~e had driven arAundlwi~~ the code enforcement
officer Ed Sullivan to poin' out. severa!~~~ Red '~eceived and in
driving around they had seen many more J1olations which Mr. Sullivan
had written up, and recommended that each Alderman do this.
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Alderman Merkl then asked how the reV1Slon of the Junk Ordinance
was coming along. City Attorney Fox stat,ed the problem is that
the only penalty is a jail sentence or a fine.
Alderman Turner stated she had gotten requests from people to
have the city legislate the noise of dump trucks etc. and they
especially thought such operations should not occur before 6 00 a.m.
She stated at one time this was discussed to be included in the junk
ordinance.
City Attorney Fo~~~~~g the ordinance was brought before Council
before it was unc'lear to him what the Council wanted to pursue
and that prohibiting operation during certain hours is very close to
infringement of people's rights.
Alderman Howard stated Council had received a memo from the City Administrator
stating that Clyde Hobbs had been appointed on an interim basis pending
ratification by Council to make him permanent. He stated that this
was not the normal and correct procedure and that the position
should be advertized and competed for and the most qualified selected.
Mayor Roesener stated this is not Council's perogative, and Mr. Jerman
stated that what Mr. Howard staUID was the normal way of selecting
directors but it was not obligatory.
Motion by Alderman Howard "I rove the Ci ty Administrator be directed
to advertize for the Public Works Director position and hold in erviews
for that position." THERE WAS NO SECOND CALLED FOR BY THE MAYOR NOR
WAS ONE MADE.
Alderman Hulsey stated in the last 2 weeks he felt Mr. Hobbs had
accomplished many things. Alderman Turner asked what Ordinance No. 46
states on this matter, and Mr. Jerman stated Secttn 1. exempts the
directors of any requirement under the merit system.
Alderman Turner stated the question is one of procedure, and asked
if the Mayor had appointive power. City Attorney Fox stated Council
only appoints by Statute 3 positions which are Municipal Judge, Chief
of Police and City Attorney, and all other appointments are provided
for in rules and the administrative officer (Mayor) has the right to
appoint all other positions, especially directors since they are exempted.
Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move that an Executive Session be
held following the regular meeting and request the the Chief of Police,
Chairman of Police Advisory Commission, press, members of the Council
and Mayor and City Attorney be present at this meeting, and I would
like to move for adjournment." Motion was seconded by Alderman
Howard and passed 6-0.
An Executive Session was held after the regular meeting. Also it
should be noted an Executive Session was held at 6 30 p.m. prior
to the Regular Session with Council and the Planning Commission.
RECONVENED MEETING
Mayor Reosener reconvened the Regular Meeting back to order at 12 32 a.m.
All members of Council were present.
Motion by Alderman Merkl "I move that we give a vote of confidence
in the Chief of Police and and the Police Department as a whole."
Motion was seconded by Councilman Donaldson and passed 5-1. Councilman
Howard voted 'nay." Mayor Roesener was requested to vot.e and he voted
"aye'I and on final count Motion passed 6-1.
Meeting was adjourned at 12 34 a.m.
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