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11:NGU:WOOD CITY COUNCIL
ltNGLltWl',OD, AllAPAHOlt COUNTY, COLORADO
April 17, 1995
I. Call to Ordtr
The regular meeting of the Engltwood City Counci l w.is called lo order by Mayor Bums at 7:34 p,m,
2. hn'OCltloa
The invocation w.is givtn by Council Member Wiggins .
3. Plod,:, of AllegilllK<
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Bums .
4. Roll Call
Present
Absen t
A quorum was present.
Cooncil Membc" Hathaway, Waldmaa, Wiggins. Habenicht,
Vonniltag, Waggoner, Bums
None
Also present: Cit/ Manager Clari<
City Allomcy Brottman
City Clerk Ellis
Director Esterly, Public Worts
S. Minutes
(a) COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDF.D, TO
APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF APRIL J, 1995.
Ayes : Council Membc" Halhaway. Vormittag. Wiggins , Habenicht.
Waggoner, Waldman, Bums
Nays : None
Motioa carried.
6. Scbtdultd Visiton
(a) Becky Alfrey was not pn:scnt as scbcdulcd. Mayor Bums a,Mscd that Ms . Alfrey mcl
,.;,h City Manager Clari< this afternoon .
7. Noa-ttbtduled Vi1ilon
There were no non-scheduled visitors.
8. Commu nic 11ions, Proclamations a■d Appoiataeatl
(a) A proc lamatio n declaring the wcclt of April 17 through 22 . 1995 as Volunt ee r Weck
was considered .
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COUNCIL MEMBER HA TUA WAY MOVED, AND IT WAS Sl!.CONDt:D, TO APPROVE A
PROCLAMA TIOl'I PROCLAl!l fl \•G, IN THI: CITY OJ ENGLEWOOD, THE Wt:t:K OF APRIL
17 THROUGH APRIL 22, lffl AS VOLUNTEER Wt:t:k IN HONOR OF ALL OF THE
VOLUNTEERS THAT Wt: HAVE, PARTICULARLY IN THE DEPARTMENT OF SAFETY
SERVICES.
Ayes : Council Members llalhaway, Vonniuag, Wiggins. Habenicht .
Waggoner, Waldman. Bums
Na)~: None
Motion carri ed.
The Safety Services Volunteers are :
Alice Arnaluzio
Georgina Bro..-o
Selina Christianson
Carol Cole
Kathleen Flahcr1)·
Kim Gan-er
Re•,crcnd Da,,, Groen
Mrs .Fm!Hahn
Rc\'CfCnd fn,d Hahn
Michael Ha"tins
Ellen Knncdt
S1,-,, Kunst
Todd Linn
Gucmc:y Munn
Bill Naylor
Michael O'Coooor
Georgi> PctDno!T
NanRob ;nson
Maria R~jas
Dorothy i,:omans
Dominic Saleh
RJ..--."Cl'Cnd Greg f.am pi.c r
Dcrjsc Tamdli~•Romc
Do.:ienc TcrMaal
Nonna Wier
Ma!i on Wyau
Mayor Bums presented !he pioclamation to those \'Olun1ccrs who were present Ms. Wier. Ms. Krasc:ck.
Ms . Pctrano!T, Ms. Robinson. Ms. Garver. Ms . Flaherty. Ms. Peterson, Mr. Peterson. Mr. Munn, and Mr.
Naylor.
Mayor Bums , on behalf of Council . cxprcs.scd his appreciation 10 the volunteers.
(b) A proclamation declari ng Tuesday, April 2S , 1995 as National You th Service Day 1995
was considered .
COUNCIL MEMBER HA TUA WAY MOVED , AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE A
PROCLAMATION PROCLAIMING TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1995 AS NATIONAL YOUTH
SERVICE DAY 1995 IN THE CITY OF lNGU:WOOD.
Motion carried .
Ayes : Council Members Hathaway, Vonnittag, Wiggins. Habenicht,
Waggon er. Waldman. Bums
Nays : None
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(c) COUNCIL MUOER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO
ACCEPT WITH REGRET BEVERLY A. MAES' LETTER OF RESIGNATION FROM THE
CLEAN, G1lE£N AND PROUD COMMWION.
Mocion carried.
Ayes : Council Members Hathaway. Vorrn iuag. Wiggins. Habcnich~
WllUQllCr. Waldman. Bums
Nays : None
Council Member Hathaway r,quesk:d that Council review the list of applicanlS who applied for a positioa
on the Clean. Gru:n and Proud Commissioo tbc last time. She suggested Council interview for the
vaca ncy on May I in order to bring tbc Commissioll bock up to IS members as soon as possible .
MJyor Bums agr,,od that woold be a good iaea.
9. hblic: Hearin&
No publ ic hearing was scheduled before Council .
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COUNCU . MEMB J;:R HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE ON
FIRST READING CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 10 (a) (I), (II), (Ill), (iv), (v), (,i) ud (vii).
(a) App rove oo First Raiding
(i) COl'ITRACT Willi FI SHER SAFETY .4 MERICA FOR THE PURCHASE OF
SELF-COl,ITAINED BREArnING APPARATIJS AND CONTRf.CT WITH COMPRESSOR
INDUSTRIES FOR PURCHASE OF EAGLE Ill-PRESSURE CO ,1PRESS/CASCADE IN THE
AMOum OF $88 ,404 . IO .
(ii) RESOLUTION NO. 36. SERIES OF 1995
A RESOLUT10N AMENDING THE APPROVED 1994 BUDGET AND APPROi'RIATI NG MONIES
FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD . COLORADO.
(iii) COl'ITRACT Willi GENERAL CHEMICAL CORPORATION FOR THE
PURCHASE OF APPROXIMATELY 440 TONS OF LIQUID ALUMINUM SULFA TE FOR 1995 IN
TT!E AMOUNT OF $165 .00 PER TON .
(iv) COl'ITRACT Willi DATAMATIC, INC. FOR THE PURCHASE OF AN
AUTOM ATED METER READING SYSTEM IN THE AMOum OF $21 ,111.00.
(v) COl'ITRACT Willi TIMBERLINE ELECTRIC TO INST ALL AND
PROGRAM THE SECOND PHASE OF SCADA (SUPERVISORY CONTROL AND DATA
ACQLIISmON SYSTEM) INSTALLATION FOR THE ALLEN FIL TllR PLAm IN THE AMOum
OF $4 3,290.90 .
(vi) COUNCIL BILL NO . 4 . INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER
HATHAWAY
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE A1JIHORIZING i'.N INTERGOVER.N ME NT AL AGREEMENT
Ea WEEN THE ARAPAHOE CO UNJ"Y DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES AND THE CITY
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OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO ENTITLED "COMMUNITY WORK EXPl:.RIENCE PROGRAM
SPONSOR AGREEMENT."
(vii) COUNCIL BILL NO. 14, INTROOUCBD BY COUNCIL MEMBER
HATI-IAWAY
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REPEALING TITLE I, CHAPTER 5, SECTION 2, SUBS ECTION 12,
OF 11-IE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985, CONCERNING CAMPAIGN CONTRIBIITIONS.
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Ayes : Council Mcmbcn Hathaway, Vormitlag. Wiggins. Habenicht.
Waggoner, Wildman. Buras
Nays : Nooe
Motion carried.
COUNCU. MEMl\iR HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE ON
SECOND READING CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS 10 (b) (I), (ii), (Iii) ud (i\•).
(b) Apprm'C OD Second Reading
(i) ORDINANCE NO . 9, SERIES OF 1995 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 9,
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATI-IA WAY)
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AN AMENDMENT TO 11-IE EMERGENCY
INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENT BETWEEN TI-IE CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER AND 11-IE
CITY OF EN GLEWOOD, COLORADO
(i i) ORDINANCE NO . 10, SERIES OF 1995 (COUNCIL BILL NO . 10,
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATI-IA WAY)
AN ORDI NANCE AUTHORIZING VACATION OF CERTAIN trro.ITY EASEMEf\ITS LOCATED IN
TI-IE CITY OF LITl1..ETON BY TI-IE TURF CLUB APARTMEITT3 ON 11-IE BROWN DITCH BY
TI-IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO .
(iii) ORDINANCE NO. II , SERIES OF 1995 (CO UNCIL BILL NO . 11 ,
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATI-IAWAY)
AN ORDINANCE APPR0v1NG SUPPLEMENT NO. 125 TO 11-IE SOUTHGATE SANITATION
DISTRICT 'S CONNECTOR 'S AGREEMENT WITT! TI-IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO
FOR 11-IE INCLUSION OF LAND wn1uN TI-IEIR DISTRICT BOUNDARIES .
(i\') ORDINANCE NO . 12, SERIES OF 1995 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 12 ,
INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HA 11-IA WAY)
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING TI-IE EXECUTION OF AN
IITTERGOVERNMENTAL SUBGRANIBE AGREEMENT FOR TI-IE 199 5 ARAPAHOE COUITTY
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM BETWEEN TI-IE ARAPAHOE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND 11-IE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD .
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Ayes : Council Members Hathl1>~y. Vormittag. Wiggins, Habe nicht ,
Wagi;oncr, Waldman. Bums
Nays: None
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Molioo carried.
11 . Onli ■--. Raohltlou ud Motlo■1
(a) Approve oo Fir>l Reading
(i) Din:ctor Esterly prcsenled a r,:commendation from the Department of Public
Worts to adopt a rtSOluuon of inlent 10 form Concn:te Dillric:t No. 1995 with• public bearing scheduled
for May 15, 1995. He noted that in 1990 Council boc:ame conccrncd about the deteriorating condition of
concrete aubs and sidcwllls throuv,out Englewood and, rocognizing th■t n,pain are the R:1p0115ibility of
adjacent property O\\llCIS, Council dim:tal stall' lo develop p:.ns de,jgncd to help individu&IJ .-their
obligations. Stall'. be stated, n:commaml the creation of Spccial Districts solely for concme rq,airs, as
a Special District permitted the issuance ol'bonds that provide financing <M:r ten yean 1i,r property
owners in need of an extended payment plan. Mr. Esterly pointed out that otber feature1 of an Englewood
Special District include tn:e rcp!acoment in the right-of-way, an.......,_ defcm1 program for fixed or
low income property O\\ncrs and voluntary additional concrete. He explained that Concrete Replacement
District 1991 cooreatnlt"'1 on tbe111Uthcast portion of the City, however anticipaled =-ni,s of scale
ond a comp■ct project area wae Dot r.»li>ied ud citiuns expresaccl cooccm th■t tbq ftl'C being made to
n:pair .._..:ffle in helter condition IUD other localioos throughout the City. Din>c:lor Est<rly stated
Concrete ltq,lacemcnt District 1992 ,.,.. organized to target tbe concrete 11ml in need of n:pair
throughout the City. ,\ Coocretc Tm FONC composed of citizms, Council memben. Slaff ud otber
inte~ parties ..-.s formed in 191l2 and, bucd upon their n:commcndalion, Council pn,poscd a change
in financial responsibility for COOCIIU repairs after the IDOi.i 1-iod n,pain were made. Tbo<c lll05I
nccdcd concrete n:pairs wen: identified for Concrete Replacemeot District 1993. Mr. Esterly staled that
due to dcla)~ associated with securing exteodcd financing f<N' rapoosible property owocrs, the 1993
District ms been postponed until now. He ooted that throughout the entire process responsible property
0\\11Crs have been oolified of their coounuing responsibility at public meetings , through the press, via door
hangers and by direct mail.
Director Esterly 5lalal that if Council elct'l1 to go forward with the District. constructioa will be
complcled this year and• ballot~• lhorizing the issuance of bonds wi ll be submitted to the
adjfccnt property O\\'OCrs, who are also rcvstercd electors, at the November 1995 clcction. He stated thal
assessments would be due and effective January I, 1997 and, depending on the outcome of November's
election, the assessment amounts would either be due IOOo/, with property taxes paid in 1997 or paid over
a ten year period.
In response to Council Member Vormiuag, Mr. Esterly confinncd that the list of affected addresses will be
published in the Englewood Herald as part of the resolution.
The resolution WdS assi gned a number and read b) title :
RESOLIITION NO . 37 . SERIES OF 1995
A RESOLIITION DECLARING 1llE INTENTION OF 1llE CITY COUNCIL OF ENGLEWOOD.
COLORADO. TO CREATE A SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT DISTIUCT IN 1llE CITY. TO BE
DESIGNATED AS CONCRETE REPLACEMENT DISTRICT NO . 1995 , ADOl7!1NG DETAILS AND
SPECJFICA TIO NS FOR 1llE PROPOSED DJSTIUCT. AND DIRECTING PUBLICATION AND
MAILINv OF 1llE NOTICE OF HEARING Tu TI IE OWNERS OF 1llE REAL PROPERTY IN 1llE
DISTIU
COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE
AGENDA ITEM 11 (a)(I) • RESOLUTION NO. 37, SJl!:RIES OF 1995.
Ayes : Cooncil Mcmbcrs Vormittag, Wiggins, ltabcnichL Waggoner,
Waldman. Burns
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Nays:
Abstain :
Motion carried .
Nolle
Cowx:il Member Hathany
Council Member Halhany SUled she feels ii is inappropriale 10 ca:t a VOie on lhis ruolu1 ion as her
property is included in lhc district
(b) Approve on Scrond Rcadiag
Then: wen: no additional i1cms submittal b' approval 011 ICCOnd reading. (Sr,o Agenda llem 10 (b).
ColllCIII Agenda.)
12. c-.llDIKullloa
(a) Mayor'• Choice
I. Mayor Bums SUlod be left lD ClCkmn'C message wilh Senator Blickcnsdcrfer, detailing hiJ
analysis of SellllC BW No. 9S-149, IXllllZnUII "Jusl Compcwion Obligations ol Local Go\-muncnl"
and 1h11 lhc Seaalor bas r=n..i malCrial rdaln--e 10 lhc BW from Ille Colorado Municipal Lague.
Council Member Habcniohl DOied she ,pate 10 Seaa1or Blickensdener and he indicalod it was his
lhinking tut I.he Bill will be SOIi( bock IO ammittee. lie indicalod he bad ,upponod lhc bill in ilS ofiginal
form and apprccialed being brought up IO....., especially with Engle,o'OOd's concerns.
(b) Council Mcml>cr's Cboiao
(i) Council Mcmba" Hathany:
I . She advised lhal lhc EDDA applied for and n:a:i,"1 a Cullural Facilities Grart in lhc amounl of
approximalely $4,900, for I.he Sound al 5'mmcr cooccn series. Ms. Hathaway stated thal lhc a>llCelU
will be schcduk:d basically every otbcr n.ndly and Council should be r=iving thal schedule fairly
soon.
CouO:.il Member Habcnichl swed lhal I.he Arapahoe Counly Cullural Council bas pul forth •
rtc0mmcnded HSI of organizalions and amoonlS to be funded which ,.;11 be the subjcct of a public h. •. '"8
al their May meeting. Ms . Habcnichl poinled out lhal their rtc0mmcndations may change afte r lhc public
hearing process. The Arapahoc Counly CUllural Council ,.;11 then forward their r=mmcndation lo the
Arapahoe Coun1y Commissioncn and she Sllled it is nol until I.he Commissioners act that the granl
becomes final . Ms. Habenicht Slalod ii is ,-cry exciting.
Council Member Hathaway suggested tha1 the Arapahoe Coun1y Cul1ural Council consider rewording
their lcllcr as it led her 10 beliC\-e lhal lhc grant had been appro,,:d.
Council Member Habenichl thanked Ms. Hathaway for sh.aring that concern and Slalcd she would look
into it
2. Ms. Hathaway advised stalfthat most o!~,c road construction signs al Dartmoulh and San1a Fe
arc covered with grallili .
J . S~. ,.a1od the Planning and Z.Oning Commission will consider some aspects of lhc Trolley
Square reorganization tomorrow night Sbe noled that she understood, due lo lhc fact lhal some of 1hc
King Soopcrs plans may ha,-e changed. 1h11 lhc bearing may be coo,tinued . Ms. Halhaway '"'!ucsted thal
Council be kept informed of the process in a timely manner.
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Cily Attorney Brauman agreed 10 keq, l:ouacil apprised.
(Ii) Council MmlJer Wiggim :
I. He .wed that he aueodcd the oommin« meeting to rename the Regional Parle and a suggestion
has been agn:al upon bul must be~ by tho Boan!.
2. lie adviood that South Subwtlu Is looking to build a fowtll ball field and purchase tho land
when, Home Lumber Is loauxl for poridag. c:onli.n...,a upon Home Lumber vacaling the property. Mr .
Wiggins feds Council should be aware thal thal is a polCDlial loa ol tax ra'CllUC. He lddcd that South
Suburban has been un,sua:cssful in getting privalc""""' IO build a miniatun: golf oowse, consequently
they will _.,ach tbc Counly Cnmmislioaas IO clolamine if Ibey can IDOY< ahead with the plans.
DilCUSlion enmed n,ganling tbc oripaal Planned ~-City Attorney Brotzman advised that, if
the park cncompassc,a the land wbcn, Home Lumber is located. tbcn tho Planned Development must be
amended. Also, Mr. Brotzman stated that all minwun: golf courses must get permission from the Counly
Commissionen., which South Suburban musl do if tho private funding is lost .
In rapomc to Couocil Member Vormiuag, Council MmlJer Halbaway and Council Member Wiggins
advised that land when, Home Lumber and AJapohoc Rental an, situated was annexed into Englewood
about 1wo ycan ago.
Further discussion ensued .
Council Member Habcnichl stated she fcd.s it is really imponant to nomain informed of South Suburban 's
progn,ss and suggested Council may wan, :o mm with their boanl.
Mayor Bums agn,cd thal a meeting between Cooncil and the South Subwban Board would be beneficial .
(iii) Council Mcmbcr HalJenichl mltd tbc Bookmobile will be back on the road
May I, 1995 . She invited e\'eryonc to celebrate on Suoday, April 23 . 1995 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. in
the LibraJ)' parking lot .
Mayor Burns advised that . whe n he was in WashingtoO D.C .. i.: net •itb Senator Brown aad his Chief of
Staff and in a letter asked Mr. Brown to write lcttm to the appro;.1iate commiuccs, i.e. the Transponation
Commiuce. regarding the light rail funding. Mr . Bums noted that Senator Brown is in the middle east
righl now. bul he expressed his disappoinuncnt thal the Senator's office has not responded to his
inquiri~.
13. t:ity Manager'• 11,port
(a) City Manager Clark announced thal Communily Dc\'clopment Dm:ctor Lee Merkel has
been appointed the Town Manager of Dillon. Colorado and his resignation is effective May l , 1995. He
staled he met "ith Mr . Merkel today to discuss the transition plan . Mr. Clark nolcd he in1ends to
ad\'enisc for his rcplact'mc nl as soon as possible.
(b) Mr. Clark staled that John Loss , Exccuti,·e Vi"' President or Mill er Dcvelopmcnl. was
present 10 give Council an updale on the Cindcnolla Ciiy ralc\'elopmcnt plans .
John Loss rcponed lhal he anticipalcs an executed agrccmcn~ between the City ofEngle\\ood and Mille r-
Kitchell , in approximately JO days. He staled his finn sent out 50 general marketing packages a.,d they
arc pleased with the positive response . Mr. Loss stated that rcprcs.:ntativcs of Miller-Kilchell and City
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Manager Clari< will atlelld I a,nvmion olthe lnlenlalioalJ Couacil ol Slqlpiag Ccnlen (ICSC) In Las
Vcps. He adviJod that vinually CYCI)' lllliooll rcuilcr lllCnds the COll\"CDUOII and strcslCd the value of
participating. Mr. Loos, citing the i.q,c,nlncc ol tloc .....,._ .....,.....i ol t.bc project. advised lhcy
an: very ~ thal lhcy haYe l1ICffiOd positivo fcedbock from two oC the largest lhcatu opcraton. I
Mr. Loa ..-1. for t.bc City and Millor-KilCbcll lo n>dcvolop Cindcrdla City, ID ICapllblc deal m1151 be
worked oul wilh Equilable. He DOied 1h11 lhc ....,ciltions wilh Equillblc iJrvoft'C two major c:ooccms, lhc
environmcnlll clean-up oflhc site and t.bc existing Montgomery Wanl leaJC. Mr. Loss concluded his
prcacnllllon by noliag 1h11 Mlller-K.ildlCII continues IO ID<d wilh City Slaff, l!DDA, t.bc RollJy and RID
rcpr<IODIIIMS II t.bcy 0001idcr lhcsc kind ol ~ ~ key IO community involvement Also,
he 11111111, lhc iapul and pcnpc,c:ln'C ol neighborhood groups are vital during lhcsc t.arly planning Slagcs.
Mayor Bwm D0lal 1h11 a Iii-part)' ag=IIICIII bdwocn Equiu,l,lc, t.bc City and Millcr-Kilcbcll ,...
picviously discusacd. In lighl olMr. Loa's llalemCDl lhll lhc Millcr-KilCbcll agrccmcol ,.ilh the Ciiy is
cJoa, IO beiaa floaliml. Mayor Barm q,alicllled wllaJier aegatillions ~ Eq,oilable will be lq)IIIIC or
if lhcy will -...Hy tic in,..,_,_ Mr. Loa lilalal t.bc agn,cmcnu ,.;u be rdaled.
Mayor Burns 151:ed iflhc enviroomcnw Sludy mUSI be complded before L',e dcvclopmcn1 agrccmcnl can
be fi..Uud. Mr. Loss staled be did rol lhink so, lhat be bclicvcs lhc plan 111 !his time is lo m0\-C fo rward
,.;th a dcYcJopma,I ~ "DI lhal pn,bobly has aomc cool inga,ci<: "'!aied 10 t.bc ultimate outcome of
lhc cnv,ron.-al Sludy.
Cir,• Manager CJarlt Slaled lhc do\'ClopoY,nl a;....,rnenl ii going lo '1ruclured around lhc Ciiy 's abilily
10 deli,-cr lhc propclt)' 10 •.~llcr-KilchclJ and pan oflhal abilily hinges upon "1>11 lhc cnvironmcnlal
study indicalcs.
Cily Manager Clark ad\ised lhal OlWJCil's May I s11,1_-: :,-....,j,,,, •l'i ll be do\'Oled IO lhis issue and lhcy ,.;u
walk Council lhroogh lhc do\-cio;,n¼:, • lll'J('Cmcnt.
Mayor Burns fell that lhc enviroom<nlal Sludy ,.;11 havo a •"8ring oo how lhc sile will be laken down as
well as lhc mclhod oC disposing ol th< producu of Iha! demolition. Mr. Loss agreed.
Mayor Bums !hanked Mr. Loss for his u,'Xla1c.
14 . City Atturaty'1 Report
Cil)' Altorocy BrulZlllall did 1101 ba-\'C aay mauen 10 bring boron: Cooncil .
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COUNCIL EMBER HA TBA WA V MOVil> TO ADJOURN . The meeting adjourned al 8: 14 p.m.
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