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Home My WebLink About1995-11-20 (Regular) Meeting MinutesI I I. Call lo Order ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO Rc,:ularScuJoa Nonmbcr 20, 1995 Th,, regul ar mcc1 ing of O,c Englewood Ci1y Council ""' ctllcd 10 order by Mayo r Bums 11 7:35 p.m. ln,·oution -thr invocalion was given by Council Member Wiggins. 3. Pledge or Allctianrc TIie Pledge of All egiance""' led by Mayor Bums. 4. Roll Call Present Absent A quorum was present. Council Members Hatha "ny, WaldtMn . Wi ggins, HnbcnichL Vom1i1t.1g. Waggoner. Bums None Al so prcscn1. Ci 1y Manager Clark Ci1y Auomcy Brotzman 5. Minutes Assistan1 10 the Ci1y "1aMger Grace Ci 1yCleri<E lli s Ocpu1y Directo r Olson, Safely Services Director Grygl°"icz, Financial Services Community Coordin.'Uor S1 i11 . Neighbo rhood and Business Dc\-clopmcn1 (a) COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWA Y MOVED, AND ITWAS SECONDED , TO APPROVE THE MIN UTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF NOVEMBE R 6, 1995. Ayes : Council Me mbers Hatha"ny, Vormillag . Wiggins . H•benicht . Waggone r. Waldman . Bums Nays : None TI1c morion ca rried . 6. Ocpaning Council Member Waldnc1n exp ressed his gr:ll iludc fo r lhc opponun ily lo sc "-c on Ci1y Counci l fo r rhc past yea r. He sai d he has gained an apprrcia tio n for the Jobs th.it Council and Cuy staff pcrfonu . He lhankcd eve ryon e \\ilh whom he has scr\'cd and bid rhcm . not good-bye, bur au rt'\Oi r. 7. Mayor Bums asked 11,c Ci1y Clerk 10 read the li st of ncwly--clcctcd Coun ci l Members. Those announced, Counci l Member Dist rict I Rita Ha1ha11~y. Counci l Member Dis1 ri ct Ill Lau ri Clapp, Council E1a)ewood City Couocll NOV1'mb<r lU, 1m , • .,1 Member At-Large AJ c.'( Habenicht. and Council Member Al-Large Kells Waggo ner , were then sworn in by the Honorable Lou is Parkinson, Englewood Municipal CouM Judge . 8. Th e new membe rs ofCily Council were seated In their temporary scats. ancr which the City Clerk ca lled th e roll , with the follo"ing results: Present Abscni: A quorum was present C >uncll Members Hnthawny, Clapp, Wiggins, Habenicht. Vomt ittag, \I/ ,ggoner, Bums No,1c 9. Ma)'or Bums asked for no n·foa tions for the offi ce of Marnr. COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO NOMINATI: TOM 6URNS FOR TH E OFFl \.:E OF MAYOR Of THE CIT Y Of' ENGLEWOOD, MEMBER HATHAWA Y MOVED, AND IT WAS SECOND ED, THAT NOMINATION S FOR THE OFFICE OF MAYOR OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD BE CLOSED. Ayes : Nays: The motion carried. Cou nci l Mcmbrrs H:nh.1wa.,. Vo mli ll ag , Wiggins. Habe nich t War.goner. Clapp , Burns None Vole rci.~ltl of motion nomin :a tink Tom Burns fo r the offict of Mayor: Ayes : Nays : The motio n carried . Council Members Hathawa). Vonnin ag. Wiggins. Habenicht Waggoner. Chi pp. Bums None Mayor Burns thanked Council for thei r support 3nd confidence. staling 1h.1 t he is honored to serve the people of Englewood for 1wo more years. 10. Mayor Bums asked for nominalions for lhc positi on of Mayor Pro Tem . COUNCIL MEMBER VORMITTAG MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED , TO NOMINATE ALEXA !'I DRA HABENICHT AS MAYOR PRO TEM FOR THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD. COUNCIL MEMBER HA THAW I..Y MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, THAT NOMINATIONS FOR Tit[ OFFI CE OF MAYOR PRO TEM Fon THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD OE CLOSED . Ayes : Nays : The motion ca rried . Counci l Members H:nha\\ity. Von ni tt.ig. Wiggins, Haben ich t W:iggoner. Cl:i pp. Burn s None Vote results or th e motion nomin1tlnJ Al c11 ndra Habeni cht for the office or Mayor Pro Tt'm : Ayes : Coun cil Membe rs Hathaway. Vonninag. Wigg.ms. Habenich t Waggo ner. Clapp. Bu ftl'i Nays: No ne The motio n carried . I I I I laclewood City c-u November 20, lffl P ■a,,J Mayor Pro Tern Habenicht thanked Council and said it will be a plcasun: and:.,; honor to ■gain sen~ as Mnyor Pro Tent 11 . Mayor Bums said he would like to l:cc p the seating annngcmcnl as ~t cuncr.Uy exists. 12. Mnyor Burns pn:scntcxl a plaque to departing Council Member Mitch Waldman in appreciation or his scmcc as 1 member of Cily Council. 13 . Family members and guests of City Council members were introduced. 14 . Council adjourned at 7:50 p.m. for a brief n:ccption. reconvening at 8: 18 p.m. (Cieri<"! note : All =~n Council Members ,me present.I 15. S<hcdukd Viii tors (a) Marie ... .,..., 3383 South Ogden Stn:ct, presented a petiti on rcgardin~ lr.lffic and p.,rking problems along Gi :ard A1enuc between Clartson and Corona SUttts. She feels the stn,ct is not "ide enough to allo" p:ulti , g on both sides. She said ii docs not allow enough room for the large uucks to pass. Ms. Lowe said Lhc petition includes names or persons living at the Meridian who must exit onto Gimrd A,-c:nuc . She said she has seen a number or cld!!rly pc™>ns. both walk ing and riding in cars. nearly hit by ,ehiclcs. She feels some parking limitations should tc placed on the area . but feels it "ill be difficuh to get Swcd1sh Hospital . lhc sole O\\llct on lhc nonh side. to agree to no p;irk.ing along this a\'cnuc . Ms . Lowe said thnl. a.Ocr arguing with City staff for four years. she finally obtained a no parking area around her driveway. She said property O\\ ners who must uil onlo Girard A\'cnuc arc 1"CfY cona:mcd about the traffic. Council Member Vormittag asked Ms . Lo"~ if she is specifically seeking no parking signs on the south side of Girard A,-cnuc. She responded that the signs can not be on the south because that is CM11ed by S"edish and Craig Hospitals. She said it 11i ll ha,e to be on the north . Council Member Vormittag asked if the other citizens on the nonh arc in agreement. Ms , loY.'C responded that they aro. Responding 10 Mr. Vom1ittag, Ms. Lo11e said tlc11 th e SMART trailer is not the answe r, i1; hJa t thc)• ha\"C had it on lhe block before. She said she understand:. that Craig Hospital must have parlui,g at the come r of Girard A\'cnuc amt Clarkson Street. She said all v.,rietics of cars. incluc.Jing ta.~i c.,b drivers. p.,rk the re . Council Member Hathaway asked if the petition indicates how n1.1ny propcni ~ actually b.lck out of their dri\'CWays onto Girard A\'cnuc. Ms. Lowe said there arc about fi\'c properties along there that exit onto Girard Avenu e. Ms . Hathaway asked City Attorney Brotzman if tl,cro is an)1hin g in the Uniform Traffic Code that rcqQircs no parking restrictions be placed there if all the property 0Y.11ers agree to it. City Attorney Brotzman responded that ii is not in th e Traffic Code . Council may adopt no p.1rking restrictions undc!' the Municipal Code . Council Member Waggoner asked if Ms . Lowe would object to cars parking on the north/south streets in front of her property if no p.,rking signs were pl.1ccd along Girard A\'cnue. Ms. Lowe said it would not hurt her physically, but it would annoy her. EacJewood Clly c ... c1, November 20, 19115 Page 4 Counci l Member Vonnitlllg suggested pcnnit parking along the northlsouth streets and no parl<ing along Girard Avenue . Mayor Bums said the City can implore the companies invol ved 10 be pro--acti\'C in encouraging employees to park in parking structures . Council Member Hathaway said she feels companies can only suggcsl when, employees should park. as they have very little power to enforce parking requirements . Responding to Council Member HabcnichL Ms. Lo\\c said she would still like to have her guests be able to park in front or her propcny. Ms . Habenich t s.1id she would like to look at parking impacts at the same time comprehensive zo ning ordinances arc being studied. to help mitiga1c this continually emerging problem . Council Member Hathaway said tl-:t other areas of 1own. includ ing 82 zonin g districts , ha\·c similar p.1rking problems where a business is on one side orthc strccl and residences on th e other. Counci l Member Vom1i1tag said he feels the Cit y Traffic Division sho uld hn\'c handled this problem and Ms . Lowe should not hnvc had to come to Council for rcsolu1 io n. Council Member Wiggi ns said that tJ,e Traffic Di vision shou ld be given the opponunity 10 explain their position . M.1yor Bums thanked l\1s. Lowe for bringing 1hc m.,ncr 10 Council's allcntion . 16. Non-Scheduled Visitors There were no non•schcdulcd \'isilors . 17 . Communicatiou, Proclamations and Appointmtnll (a} A proclamation honoring Ci 1y staff and communily members who assisted "i th lhc Seplembcr 20. 1995 stonn clcanup,was oonsidercd . (b) A proclama1ion honoring community members <'nd City staff for their nssistanc::c "ith the Englewood Holiday Parade was considered . MAYOR BURNS MOVED, AND COUNCIL UNANIM OUSLY SECONDED, TO APPROVE PROCLAMATIONS COMMENDING CITY EMPLOYEES AND COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS WHO ASSISTED Wll'H THE SEPTEMBER 20, 1995 STORM CLEANUP, AND COMMENDING COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND CITY STAFF FOR THEIR ASSISTANCE WITH THE ENGLEWOOD HOLIDAY PARADE. Ayes : Nays : The motion c.,rricd . Council Members Hathaway, Vormiung. Wiggins. Hnbcnicht Waggoner. Clapp, Burns None (c) Council received a lcuer f1 J m Debby Stirn indica ting her resignation from the Englewood Public Libmry Bo.ird . I I I I t:acl<wood City Council November 10, 1995 Pap,S COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT MO J ED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO ACCEPT WITH REGRET THE RESIGNATION OF DEBBY STl1<N FllOM THE ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD. Ayes : Nays : The motion carried . Council Mcmbm Hathaway. Vormittag. Wiggins, Habenicht Waggoner, C'.app, Bums None Mnyor Bums expressed thanks to Debby SLi,n for her service on the Board . Council Member Habenic ht also expressed thanks. rccogni7Jng that Debby served for a shon time but was \''Cry active and h.1d put togclhcr the cn ndidat c and ballot forums . 18. Public HcuinR No public hearing was sc heduled before Council . 19. Consent Agenda COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEM 19 (a) (I) ON FIRST READING. Cou ncil Member Hathaway stated that there is still a considerable amount of money in the Malley Center Trust Fund. She said that it is difficult for some people to find the Center and she feels the placement of a sign identifying 1hc facility will be a great addition . (a) Approve on First Reading (i) A RECOMMENDATION FROM l1iE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND REC REATION TO APPROVE. BY MOTION , THE EXPENDITURE OF MALLEY CENTER TRUST HIND MONEYS fN THE AMOUNT OF S 11 .Q2 5 FOR l1iE FABRICATION AND INST ALLA Tl ON OF A SIGN AT THE MALLEY CENTER. Vo1c rcsulu: Ayes : Nays : The motion carried . Co uncil Members Hathawa y, Vormiltag, Wi ggi ns. Habenicht Waggoner . Clapp , Burns No ne (b) App rove on Second Reading COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE ON SEC OND READING CONSENT AGENDA ITEM S 19 (b) (i) AND (ii) AS FOLLOW S: (i) ORDINANCE NO . 6-1 , SERIES OF 1995 (CO UN CIL BILL NO. 70), INTRODUCED BY COUNC IL MEMBER WIGGINS AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE WASTEWATER UTILITY ORDINANCE TITLE 12 . CHAPTER 2. SECTION 4, OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985 , WITH l1iE ADDITION OF A NEW SUBSECTION F. El'ITITLED OIL AND GREASE ll'ITERCEPTOR INSTALLATION . Inpewood Clly Council Nov,mber 10, 1995 Pagc6 (ii) ORDINANCE NO . 65, SERIES OF 1995 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 71), IN'lllODUCED BY COUNCIL !',;EMBER HABENICHT AN ORDINANCE AtmlORIZING AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO AND THE CITY OF CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE, COLORADO FOR THE MO[IIFICATION TO THE WASTEWATER CONNECTOR 'S AGREEMENT. Vo te resulu: Ar cs : Council Members Hathaway, Vomliuag, Wiggins, Habenicht Waggoner, Clapp. Burns Nays: None The motion carried. 20 . Ordin ances. Resolutions and Motion, (a) Approve on First Reading (i ) Deput y Director Olson prcscnu:d a recommendation from lhe DcpanmenlS of Safety Services and FiMncial Sen ices 10 adopt a bill for an onl ; "\3ncc CSlablishing a policy for Vehicle !denlilication Number (VIN) inspections for citiztns and establishing a fee for this service. Mr . Olson said the Cil'y currently pcrfom\S six to ten ccrtifacd and non<enincd inspections a week for citizens . The City currentl y docs not charge for non«nified inspections. although Slale S1a1u1cs require lhal the Ci ty charge a fee of lwcnty dollars when doing a ccnificd \'Chicle inspection . Addilionall y. statutes require lh "t a special fund be established when: lhc proceeds fmm lhc inspections can be deposited and used 10 olfscl the cost of the program . This can be done at a Cily lc\'CI. ra1hcr lhnn a11hc Stale level. Sta.IT recommends adoption of lhe Colorado Stale Patrol's policy. This ""tdd only be n:fen:nccd in the Code, rather lhan include 1he entire policy. He sai d establishment of 1he policy nnd fee "i ll help prc..nl sialTfrom being overwhelmed \\ith these inspections. Current ly. the Cit y h3s two certified \'Chicle inspection officers . Mr. Olson related thnt some inspections arc rclarivcly si mpl e. while others arc ~1cnsi\'c and require lhe officer to crawl under lhc \'chicle . Director Gryglcwi cz. Financial Sc"iccs, added lhal fees from this process .. ;11 101al between SS ,000 and SI0.000 pe r year. Responding to Council Member Waggoner. Mr. Olson confimlCd that people using this service arc not necessarily Engle\\,iod n:sidenlS. Council Member Hnbcnicht asked the purpose or the inspections . Mr. Olson s.iid that non-ecrtificd vehicle i1ispcctions arc pcrfo nn cd for such things as title adjustm ents . Out or state vehicles must have a vcrili ca 1ion that the idcniification number matches in order to be licensed in Colorado . Counc il Membe r Wiggins added thal this is not a yearly requirement for vehicl es and is typically ncccss.ary only once per vehicle. He s:lid Arapahoe County charges $7 .80 ror this service . Council Member Habeni cht asked ir this is a service that could be pe rformed free or charge for Englewood residents onl y, wilh a fee charged 10 non-residents. Council Member Wiggins fell this would be ill - adviscd , since word would get ou1 that the se rvi ce is free in Englewood, while other en tilics charge for VIN inspcctfons . He ree ls it would create a si tuntion that would be too time consuming for staff. Council Member Vonniuag asked if., police officer must perform lhe inspect ions . Mr . Olson n:sponded that non-ccr1ificd inspcctio,is cnn be performed by any police officer or licensed emissions mechanic . I I I I Ea&Jewood Clly Council No,-ember 20, 1995 P11< 7 However , ccnified inspections require an individual certified to perform snid inspections. CurrenUy, the Cily hns 1wo officers who pro,>i dc 1hc sc1vicc. Council Membe r Wiggins stated that only law cnforccmcnl agencies have access to the VTN files . Res ponding to Cou ncil Member Vormillag. Mr. Olson sai d that reserve police officers arc sworn officers nnd could perform thi s function . He said the proced ure would provi de for regularl y scheduled hours for VIN inspections. 11,e City Cle rk "as asked to re.id Council Bill No. 60 by titl e: COUNC IL BI LL NO . 60 , INTRODUCED BY COUNC IL MEMBER WIGGINS A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TJTI.E I, CHAPTER 60 , OF THE ENGLEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985 WITH THE ADDIT ION OF A NEW SECTION 11 , ENT ITL ED VEHICLE IDENTIFIC ATION FEES . COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 20 (a) (i) • COUNCIL BILL NO. 60. Ayes : Council Members Hathaway. Vonniuag. Wiggins. Habenicht Waggoner. Clap p. Bums Nays : No ne The motion canicd. (ii) Community Coo rdin ator S1 Ill prcscnlcd a rcco m,n cndmi on from the Office of Neighborhood and Business Dcvdopmcn1 to adopt a resolution suppo ning the nomination or the Gothic Thc.11cr fo r designation as a hi sto ric build ing. He sai d the request is rrom th e owners of the theater to support the reso lu tion th ey ha\"C placed before the Sutic Historical Soc iety. Mr. Still exp lai ned lhat the post World War II renovation of th is buildin g is the basis the owners or the Gothic arc using for lhc hi storic desi gnation . If the desi gn.ition is granted bl' the State. access to restoration funds \\i ll be more eas il y avai lable . Council Member Habenicht asked if there is a down side to havi ng a historica l designation and whether a building. once designated., ca n be un~ignalcd. Mr. Stitt respo nded that . once a building is des ignated as hi storica l, the fa cade must be restored. in this c:as: to the 1949 conditi on . He sai d the interior can be mod ified . He reels the build ing ca n be remo\'cd from the hi storic status and he opin~:d that. if removed. fund s that were gran ted for rcs1ora 1ion would prob.ib ly have to be repaid . He sud the historic status in crc.1scs the lik elihood lhat the his1orica l in1e gri ty or the building will be retained . Mr. Stilt said in so me respects the hi sto rical sta tu s precludes the City from co ndemnati on an d redevelopment of the property. He asse rted . howeve r. that conde mna tion is still poss ible for such reaso ns as the building being a dan ger or if it was dee med thal th ere is a grc.1 1cr publ ic purpose . He s.1 id it WOl\ld be com pli ca ted . Co uncil Mem ber Wiggins asked whether th e City will have to go through the process of having the building de-co mmi ssio ned ir th e 0\\11 ers do not follow through with th e rcno\'atio n. Mr. Still said he is unsure of the process. but feels il will take an ad ion by th e own er or lhe Stm e Hi storical Society to remO\"C the historical status. Discussion ensued . Counc il Member Hathaway sai d the Ci1 y's suppo rt fun.her s its dcsign:1tio11 as an his1orica l si te and tends to fun.her it in the grant process . She sai d that if Council is desi rous of retaining anything histori cal in Englewood , they should suppon this nomirmtion Ms . Hatha way sai d there arc now only three buildin gs in Englewood tlmt she would consi der historic. 1hosc being th e Skerritt house . the Englewood Depot and Ea&lewood City CCN&ecU Ncn-.mbcr 10, 1995 P1r,cl lhc Golhie TIIClller. She said the owners of lhc Gothic ~i ll probably not get funding willtoul lhc City 's support . The n:solulion was assigned a number and read by tillc : RESOLlITION NO . 67 , SERIES OF 1995 A RESOLlITION SUPPORTING TIIE oonuc TI!EA TER ·s NOMINATION TO 11ffi STA TE REGISTER OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES . COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOV ED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM 20 (1) (ii)· RESOLUTION NO. 67, Responding 10 Council Member Waggoner, Council Member Ha1haway staled lhal lhis building is pan or the Englewood Down10~11 Dcrclopmcnt Authority 's district . She said EDDA supports t1Y. nomin.1tion. Ayes : Nays: The moti on carried. Council Members Hathaway, Vonnillag. Hnbcnicht Waggoner, Clapp. Burns Council Member Wigg i1\S (b ) Appro\'C on Seco nd Read ing There were no addilion.11 items for approval on seco nd reading (sec Agenda Item 19 -Consent Agenda). 21. General DiKUISion (a) Ma)'O(s Choice Mayor Bums 1hankco Council for !heir confidence in rc..:lccting him as Mayor orthc Ci1y or Englewood. {b) Cou nci l Members' Cho ice (i) Council Member Clapp sL1tcd 1ha1 she is '"'1Y gla d to serve on Council . She expressed support for the other members or Council and sni d she hopes to be a good team member. (ii) Council Member Habeni cht congrmulntcd the other re-elected Council Members and wel co med Council Member Clapp. She also congratulated Mayor Burns . (iii) Council Member Hathaway : I. She proposed that Council look into renaming Bales Logan Park afte r John Kreilin g. She also suggested nmning one of the bascb.111 diamonds nncr Vern Mann . She sai d she would like to have lhc matt er on the agend.1 for the first Ci1 y Coun cil meeting in December. Mayor Bums asked about !he process for th is type of action . Ms . Hath.1way said she believes it is done by procl amation . Council Member Waggoner said he would like 10 sec some background information on lhc twu honon:::cs ' contributions lo the Ci1y . I I l:a&kwood Oly Council No,-.mber 20, 1995 Page9 Counci l Member Vom1i11ag asked which di3lll0nd would be named alter Mr . Mann . MJ . Hathaway said that any baseball diamond at Denny Miller Field would be appropriate . Council Member Wiggins asked Co uncil Member Wnggoncr whether the Parks and Recreation Comm ission would be interested ,n looking at the proposal. Mr. Waggoner said Counci l should probably nm 1hc mailer through the Commission . Council Member Habenicht said she lllinks it "~ very thoughtful of Council Member Hathaway to bring this up , She would like to have some lime to review the ma terials and for co nsi deration of the inattcr. 2. Ms . Hathaway said she received a tha nk you note from the couple Lhat Counci l nll "ishcd happy finicth anniversary 10 when they were riding in the horscc3.r during the holiday pamdc . She said word also got to the Floo<I Middle Schoo l band tliat "~ niarching behind the horsccar. TI1cy did an anniversary march to rap music as they passed by the couple. She asked ir Council intends to continue the tr.1di1ion of C'l;i 1grn 1u:~1mg residents for no table events in their lives. relating th.11 Orris S.1u ndcrs and his ,,ifc recently ce lebrated their fiO y-fifih wedding nnni,·crsary . Counci l Members Habenicht and Vormittag \'Oiccd their support for continuing th e lradition . Counci l Member Hathaway s.1id we need 10 more full y publi cize why we arc uniquely Englewood . (1,·) Co uncil Member Vonnittag congratu lated all the Council Members who succccdcd in thr. rctt1U election and welcomed Council Member Clapp . He also congra tul a ted Mayor Burns on his re-dcction. (v) Counci l Member Wiggins welcomed Counci l Member Clapp and congra1ul:ucd Mayor Burns . 22 . City ~bnaicr's Re11ort (a) City Manager Clark presented a status rcpon on the rcd e\'clop ment or Cinderella City . (b) City Manager Clark recommended Council go into Executive Session immediately following the regular meeting to discuss a real estate matter . 23 . Cily Attorney's Re11ort (a) City Attorney Brotzman recommended Council go ini o Excc111he Session immediatel y fo ll o\\ing the regular meeting to discuss a litig.11ion issue. COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECON DED, THAT COUNCIL GO INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE REGULAR MEETING TO DISCUSS A REAL ESTATE MATTER AND A LITIGATION ISSUE. Ayes : Nays : The motion carried. Council Members Hathaway. Vo rmill ag. Wiggins. Habenicht Waggo ner, Clapp, Bums None Ea&tewood City Coondl No..,.ber 20, 199 ! Page 10 24. Adjoun1mt at I