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ENGLEWOOD CITY COUNCIL
ENGLEWOOD, ARAPAHOE COUNTY, COLORADO
Regular Session
Novainber 4, 1991
1. Call to Order
The regular meeting of t he Englewood City Council was called to order by Mayor
Van Dyke at 7:35 p.m.
2. Invocation
The invocation was given by Council Member Wiggins .
3. Pledge of Allegiance
The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mayor Van Dyke .
4. Ro 1 Call
Present:
Absent:
A quorum was present .
Also present :
5. Minutes
Council Members Hathaway, Gul l ey, Wiggins, Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
Counc i l Member Bullock
City Manager Fraser
Assistant Ci ty Attorney Grim m
Deputy City Manager Mart i n
City Cl erk Crow
Di rector Hayes , Financial Serv i ces
Di rector Esterly, Public Works
(a ) COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS MOVED, AND IT W~S SECONDED, TO APPROVE THE
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 1991.
Aye s : Council Me mbe rs Gull ey , Hath away. Wi ggin s , Cla y ton ,
Na ys :
Absent :
~otio n carried .
Habe ni ch t, Va n Dyke
None
Cou nc i l Me mber Bull ock
6. Pr e-scheduled Vl 5itors
here wer e no pr e -schedu l ed vi si to rs.
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7 . Non-scheduled Visitors
(a) Heather VandeBrake, 4770 South Pearl St reet, requested funds from
City Cou ncil t o as sist her i n participating In the national qua lifyi ng cro s s
country meet in Kenosha, Wisconsin, as a representative of Eng l ewood ,
Colorado.
COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO DONATE $100 TO HEATHER
VANDEBRAKE FROM COUNCIL'S 1990 AID TO OTHER AGENCIES BUDGET.
Ayes: Council Members Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Oyke
Nays: None
Absent : Council Member Bul loc k
Motion carried.
Ms . Hathaway suggested the City also provide Ms. Vand e Brake and her parents
with Englewood T-shirts to wear at the event.
8 . COflll1unlcat1ons and Proclamations
There were no co1T111unications/proclamations to be considered.
9 . Public Hearing to hear an appeal of the denial of a C011"1erc1al Allusement
license.
COUNCIL NENBER HATHAWAY NOVED, AND JT WAS SECONDED, TO OPEN THE PUBLIC
HEARIN&,
Ayes : Council He111bers Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins , Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays : None
Abse nt . Council Member Bu l lock
Motion carri ed. Mayor Van Dyke i nformed these present that all testimony
would be given under oath.
Director Hayes, duly sworn, entered into the reco rd Proof of Publication of
the Notice of Public Hearing, which was published in the Englewood Heral d on
October 17 , 1991. She advised Council she had denied issuance of the Co mmer-
cial Amusement Device Licen se at 3924 South Pearl Street , ba sed on the fa ct
that the proposed l oc at ion is within five hundred f eet (500 ') of the bound ary
of Englewood Hi gh School; f urther th at the den i al i s i n compl lan ce with t he
Englewood Municipal Code 1985, Section 5-2B -5--6 . Ms . Ha yes pre se n ed ce r-
ificat i on fro m Code En f orcement Office r Parsons that the propose d amus ement
facility at 3924 South Pearl Street i s 280 feet fro m t he bou ndary o f the En-
glewood Hi gh Sch ool property. Hs . Ha ye s confirmed t hat, t o t he bes of li er
now ledg e , th e re were no licen s ed amusemen t ce nters with i n five hun red r~e
o an y publ i c or paro c hial schoo l gro unds. Assi s tant Ci y Attorney Gririm prn -
vided info r mati on pert aining to the r es tr ic t io ns rel a ive t o i ss ua nce of co m-
rc ial amusemen de vice li ce nses.
· r na Cherne and Hon te Perkin s , duly sworn, presente d in forma io n conce r ning
hei r a ppea l of he decisi on of the Di r ctor of Fina nci al Se r vi ce s to deny he
iss uan ce of a Co erci a l Amuse ment Oe vice Lice nse at T e Cottage Mare . 392 4
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South Pearl Street. Ms . Cherne commented that the video games would b
beneficial to the youngsters, helping to dev el op eye/hand coordi nati on. Sh
stated she and her sister, Ms . Perkins , monitor t he students' school att e n -
dance, encou r aging them to leave in time to get to school . The store is only
open before and after school, dur i ng lunch, and closes at 4:00 p.m. Ms .
Ch erne s tate1 she and Ms . Perkins do not und e rstand the restr i ction of no t
having commerc i a l amusement devices with in 500 ' of school property. She
stated students should be given the opportunity t o become adult s, that it is
time to let them grow up and become peop l e in the community. Ms . Perkins con -
curred wi th Ms. Cherne 's co!T'lllen ts , stating she and her sister do whatever th ey
can to "hel p the kids." She confirmed that during the brief t ime the video
games were i1 the store, there did not seem to be a significant increase in
their busine ss nor in the number of persons gathering in or ar ound the store.
Ms. Perkin s advised that there Is a video game In the laundromat across the
street from Sinclair Middle School . They requested that Council r econs ider
the decision of the Director of Financial Services.
The followin~1 individuals, duly sworn, stated their oppos i tion to the issuance
of the licen r.e:
Lee Fowler, ,1926 South Pennsylvania, stated h1: objected as this is a residen -
tial area. lunusement devices would increase the noise and the number of "peo-
ple hanging ,,round .•
Mike Struewing, 3920 South Pennsylvania, stated it would create loitering
proble~s and may encourage students to "hang out• after they have been dismis -
sed from schc,o 1 .
Oennls Baker, Principal of Englewood High School, shned his concerns about
having video machines at the Cottage Market, which could cause an Increase In
tardiness, and increase the number of students gathering in the area as well
as other people who do not attend the high school but who would l ike to "mix"
with the students for whatever reason. He strongl y encouraged Council not to
place additional temptations in the stugents ' way .
Mike Threlkel, 3921 South Pearl Street, stated he does not think It is a good
i dea to h ave the video games at the Cottage Market . He commented t hat the
zoning laws 11re in place for a reason , that exceptions should not be made.
Li nd~ Oensme r , 12 90 East Dartmouth, commented that video games wou ld be an
att r ctive n11isance located so close to the scho ol and could resu lt in t ruan cy
and tardi ne s!:. She stated the City has always been supportive of the s choo1 's
programs an d she urged Council to c ontinue that support by de nyi ng t he a p pe al
o f the Cotta9e Market.
There were n o other persons presen t who wi s he d t o s peak i n sup po r t o f or in
opposition to the is sua nce of th e license.
COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS 110VED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC
HEARING.
)'es: Co unc il Memb e rs Gu y . Ha t hawa , ',✓i g gin s . Clayton,
Hab e ni ch , Van Dy ke
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Nays : None
Absen t: Council Member Bul l ock
Motion carried .
COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVED , AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO DENY THE APPEAL OF THE I
COTTAGE MARKET, THEREBY SUPPORTING THE DECISION OF THE DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL
SERVICES TO DENY THE ISSUANCE OF A COl!ltERCIAL AMUSEMENT DEVICE LICENSE AT 3924
SOUTH PEARL STREET.
After statements by various mem bers of City Council conce r ning their
with regard to the issuance of this l ic ense , the vote resu lts were:
Ayes: Counc i l Members Gu lley, Hathaway, Wiggins,
Nays:
Absent :
Motion carried, and
Haben ich t, Van Dyke
None
Council Member Bullock
the appeal denied .
10. Approval on Second Reading
positi on
Clayton,
Council Member Habenicht requested that Agenda Item 10 (a) be remov ed for ad -
ditional discussion .
COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE ON SECOII> READ-
ING AGENDA ITEflS JO (b) THROUGH (c) AS FOLLOWS:
(b) ORDINANCE NO. 61 , SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 70 INTRODUCED BY
COUNCIL MEMBER WIGGINS) ENTITLED:
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE CONTRACT BETWEEN THE ENGLEWOOD DEPARTMENT OF SAFETY
SERVICES, AND THE DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, DIVISION OF HIGHWAY SAFETY, STATE OF
COLORADO FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE FUND,
(c) ORDINANCE NO . 62, SERIES OF 1991 (COUNCIL BILL NO. 71 INTRODUCED BY
COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT) ENTITLED:
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE BASIN INT ERCEPTOR AGREEMENT PARAGRAP H 3 .1 , PROJE CT
MA NAGERS ., BETWEEN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , SOUTHGATE SANITATION DIST RI CT-;-sou'fH
ARAPA HOE SANITATION DISTRICT ANO THE SOU TH ENGLEWOOD SANITATIO N DIS TRIC T NO.
l.
Ayes:
Nays:
Ab sent :
~lion c ar ried.
Council Members Gulley, Hath awa y, Wiggi ns. Clay ton,
Habenicht , Van Dyke
None
Coun cil Member Bul loc k
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(a) COUNCIL MEMBER CLAYTON MOVED, AND IT WAS SEC ONDE D, TO APPROVE ON
SECOND READING AGENDA ITEM 10 (a) -COUNCIL BILL NO. 69 , EN TITL ED:
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE 15, CHAPTER 5, SECTION 3, SUBSECTIONS A AND B,
VEH ICLES: DERELIC T AND HOBBV, OF THE ENG LEWOOD MUNICIPAL CODE 1985,
Council Member Habenicht expressed her displeasure with th e ord i nan ce i n i t s
present form, citing certain complications which ou ld arise . She st at ed she
still supports the intent of the ordinance, which is to r i d the c ity of
derelict vehic l es ; however she will vote against i t unle s s i t is amend ed .
Mayor Van Dyke asked Mr . Fr ase r i f the ordinance , as written , wa s fle xibl e
enough to address Ms . Habenicht ' s concerns . City Manager Fra ~e r res pond ed
that the problems as presented by Ms. Habenicht were not i nsurmo untab le. He
encouraged communications between the citizens and staff as i nd i vid ual c ircum -
stances may requ i re a compromise.
Council Member Wiggins ment i oned that tempo r ary perm i ts (up to si x months) are
available through Arapahoe County at a cost of $2.50.
Council Member Gulley questioned the just i fication for requiring vehicles to
be covered, contending some citizens object more to the appearance of the
cover than to the car itself. She feels citi7 ns should be allowed to de c ide
whether or not they cover their vehicle.
City Manager Fraser pointed out that the enforcement of the ordinance 1s in a
state of transition, as with any new standard; once a routine is established
it will be operating essentially as a resu l t of complaints .
Cou ncil Member Habenicht contended that law abiding citizens, trying to comply
with the ordinance, are being unfairly chastised by this ordinance.
Council Member Clayton noted the requirement for cover i ng the vehicles was a
component of the original ordin1nce . He al so pointed out that the or i ginal
ordinance obviously was not enforceable.
The question was called for and the vote results were:
Ayes: Council Members Hathaway, Wiggins, Cl ayton, Van Dyke
Nays : Council He111bers Gulley, Habenicht
Absent: Council Member Bul l ock.
ot i on car r i ed . Counc i l Bi ll No . 69 i s he r eb y assigned as Or di na nce No . 63 .
Ser ies of 1991 .
11. Ord i nances, Resolutions and Notions
(a) Di rector Esterly pr e sen t ed a re comme ndat io n f r om he De pa rtment of
Publ ic Wor ks to authorize the City Hana ger to en te r i nto a cont ract wi t h
Tr au tm an an d Shreve Serv i ce s , Inc .. fo r repl aci ng and impro vi ng t he healing,
entil at in g and air co nd i ti on system I n Ci t y Ha ll . Mr . Este rl y e xpl a ine d hat
r autman and Shr eve i s the s ec ond 1 ow bidder an d had su bm It t ed l he r eq11i r ed
bid bond whi ch t he low bi dde r , Ai r Sys tems . In c ., had r e fu sed o do. Mr . [s -
e rl y r ecommended t he bi d be awa rd ed o Traut man and Shr eve Ser vices . Inc .. i n
he amount of 5 1 16 ,57 0 . Th e source of fu nd i ng 1-1 as expla i ned i n de t a i l. •1·.
Es t er l y conf i r med t he r e is adequ at e s r ess be ar ing capa c it y f or he plac en
of th e overhe ad uni t s .
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COUNCIL HEN8ER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO AWARD THE CONTRACT FOR
HEATl~G, VENTILATING AND AIR CONDITIONING SYSTE" REPLACEMENT AT CITY HALL TO
TRAUTMAN AND SHREVE SERVICE, INC., IN THE AMOUNT OF $116,570.
Ayes: Counc i 1 Members Gulley, Hathaway, Wig gi ns, Cl ayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Bullock
Motio n carried.
(b) Director Hayes presented a recommendation from t he City Manager to
adopt a bill for an ordinance establishing the mill l evy for 1992 property
taxes . The mill l evy proposed i s 5.880 -General Fund; 2.405 -Debt Service
for the Englew ood Community Center ; 4.397 -Englewood Downtown Development
Authority. Ms. Hayes explained the proposed mill levy for the General Fund
equates to SJ,332,293 in projected revenues.
Th e Ci ty Clerk was asked to read Council Bill No. 74, entit l ed:
COUNCIL BI LL NO . 74, INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HABENICHT
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE TAX LEVY IN HILLS UPON EACH DOLLAR OF THE
ASSESSED VALUATION OF ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD,
COLORADO, AND ESTABLISHING A HILL LEVY FOR THE ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO, DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY.
COUNCIL NEN8ER HABENICHT NOVEO, All! JT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA !TEN
ll(b) -COUNCIL BILL NO. 74.
Ayes: Council Hembers Gulley, Hathaway , Wi ggins, Clayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Bullock
Motion carried.
(c) Director Hayes presented a recommendation from the City Manager to
adopt the 1992 Budget and the annual appropriat i ons bill for fiscal year 1992.
Ms. Hayes explained the proposed ordinances provide information co ncerning
each of the City 's funds including projected revenues and expend itures . The
ordinance adopting the budget reflects the budget proposed by the City Man -
age r, which was reviewed by Co uncil at its budget r et r eat in Sept embe r , and
mod if i ed at Counci l 's direct ion.
Discu ssion en.ue d concerning lhe presentation order of the three proposed or -
dinances -ill levy , budget adoption, an d budge app ropriati on . City Man ager
Fr as er expla i ned that tra d it ion i s involved and that i t i s customary to adop
he mil 1 levy fir s t , t he reb y assuri ng tha t funds are availabl e for t he budget
and i ts app rop r iat io ns .
The City Cl erk was asked to rea d Cou nc il Bi 11 No . 72, en i l ed:
COUNCIL 8 ! LL NO . 72 , I NTRODUC£D BY COUN CI L MEM BER H THAWAY
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A BILL FOR AN 'l RDINAN CE ADOPTING THE BUDGET OF THE CIT Y OF El4G LEWOOD, COLORA -
DO, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1992 .
COUNCIL "E11BER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM
ll(c)(1) • COUNCIL Bill NO. 72.
Ayes: Council Members Gulley, Ha thawa y, Wiggi ns, Clay ton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
Nays: None
Absent: Council Member Bullock
Motion carried.
The City Clerk was asked to r ead Council Bill No. 73, entit led :
COUNCIL BILL NO . 73 , INTRODUCED BY COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY
A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING MONIES FOR ALL MUNICIPAL PURPOSES IN THE
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO , IN THE FISCAL VEAR BEGINNING JANUARY I, 1992, AND
ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1992, CONSTITUTING WHAT IS TERMED THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATION
BILL FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1992.
COUNCIL MENIER HATHAWAY MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONOED, TO APPROVE AGENDA ITEM
ll(c)(11) -COIJICJL BILL NO. 73.
Ayes: Council Members Gulley, Hathaway , Wiggins, Cl ayton,
Habenicht, Van Dyke
N1,ys: None
Absent: Council Member Bullock
Motion carried.
12. General Discussion
(a) Mayor's Choice
(i) Mayor Van Dyke proposed a resolution regarding a n integrated
env i ron me n ta 1 p 1 an for the City . The re so 1 ut i on was ass i gned a num ber and
r ead by tit 1 e:
RESOLUTION NO. 76 , SERIES OF 1991
A RESO LUTIO N ADOPTING AN INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL PLAN FOR THE CITY OF
ENG LEWO OD.
11AYOR VAN DYKE MOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO. 76,
SERIES OF 1991.
Mayor Van Dyke s ha red cop i es of Integrated Environ me ntal Pla n pre pared by Di-
re c tor Barthl ome and Dana Glazier, Wa ste Manage me nt Coordi nalor. Ms. Van Dy ke
exp la in ed the miss ion of the plan is to ad dress conservation. pres e rva i on and
enhancement of Englewood 's nat11ral res ou rces . taking a ea e.-shi p role in ad-
dressin g solutions to environmenta l probl ems fa ced by ci iz ns, busines s ad
lie Englewood comm un ity , and addressing the qL1a l ity o l 1 e iss ues hro ugh
e nviron ~e tally se ns iti ve ac i ons and inno va tion s.
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Vote r esu1 ts :
Ayes :
Nays :
Absent :
Motion ca r ried.
Co unci1 Mem bers Gu l ley , Hath awa y, Wiggi ns , Cl ayto n,
Habenicht , Van Dyke
Plone
Cou nc il Member Bullock
(i t) Mayor Va n Dyke asked if someone on Coun ci l wo uld be a judge
for the Hol i day Parade on November 9 . Council Member Hab enich t vol un t ee r ed.
(iii} Mayor Van Dyke announced the South Metro Ch amb er of Com mer ce
is hosting a forecast breakfast November 11; she encouraged attendan ce .
(iv} Mayor Van Dyke suggested that Council have a study sess i on on
November II at 6:00 p.m. for discussion of various items, i.e ., appointment of
Mayor , Mayor Pro lem; board and commtssfon appointments; City Manager/City
Attorney evaluations. It ,as clarified the meeting would Include any newly
elected members of Cfty Council. Further dfscussfon ensued concerning the
schedule for board and co11111ission appointments.
(b) Council "elllber 's Choice
(f) Council Hetllber Clayton:
I. Hr. Clayton presented a resolution stating the City of Englewood and t he
Englewood School District's opposition to the proposed reapportionment of
1egislative districts. The reso l ution was assigned a nu mber and read by
title :
RESOLUTION NO . 77, SERIES OF 1991
A RESOLUTION OPPOSING PROPOSED REAPPOR TIONMENT OF LEGISLA1IVE DISTRICTS.
COUNCIL ME"BER CLAYTON ltOVED, AND IT WAS SECONDED, TO APPROVE RESOLUTION NO
77, ~ERIES OF 1991.
Ayes : Council Members Gulley, Hathawa y, Wigg i ns, Cla yton,
Habeni cht , Van Dyke
Na ys: None
Ab s ent: Council Member Bullo ck
Mo tion ca rried . Counc i 1 Mem be r Hathawa y sugg e s led t he o her t wo sc hool di s·
t ricl s (Sh eri dan and Cher r y Creek) should also be con act ed fo r t he ir conc ur-
re nce i n th is mat te r . Counc i l Mem ber Ha ben i c ht e~p r e ssed app re cia ion o he
En lewood Her al d fo r its rec ent ar t ic l e concerning reap portionment .
2. Mr Cl ayton co mmerr ed upon th e town meetin g hos ted by the League of Won1en
Voters co nce rnin g hazardou s was t e c l ean-u p decisions. lh e mee t ing is
scheduled f or No ve ber 6 at the Ho liday Inn. He encou·age a tendan ce .
3. ~r. Cla • on pro ide d i nfo rm ation con ce rnin g he ACC( s ub -co mi e ee ·
ing . 1he sub-co mit e is proposing a mailing t o all ci izens in I e l'l e ·o
ar a ab oul he impac s of the Lowry Landfill .
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4 . Mr . Clayton acknowledged that this ts the last meeting of this term, and
he thanked the other Council members for their wil 1 ingness to work for the
good of the community.
(i i) Counc i l Member Habenicht:
I . Ms. Habenicht suggested a review of the hazardous tree policy as she has
received calls concerning hazardous trees specifically in the 3100 block of
South Vine Court. She will pursue the issue in more detail with staff through
E-ma il.
2. She stated she has received calls concerning Swed is h employees parki r.,, in
front of the residences in the 3300 block of South Washington Street. She
requested that parking enforcement be increased in that area. Council Member
Hathaway said she will be delivering petitions to a resident of the 3400 block
of South Pennsylvania Street who wants to pet i tion the whole block for special
permit parking.
(iii) Council Member Wiggins advised that Larry Nesbit , Englewood
Schools, has offered tours of the various school facilities should Council or
staff be interested.
( iv)
opportunity to
representativ;?.
(v)
Council Member Hathaway commented she 1s pl eased to have the
serve another four years as District l's Council
Council Member Gulley:
I . She inquired about the status of the complaint made by the owner of En -
glewood Liquors concerning the advertising signs at Trolley Square Liquors .
City Manager Fraser provided that information.
2 . Ms . Gulley commerted that she has enjoyed serving as District Ill 's Coun-
cil representative during he past two and a half mo nth s, and she hopes to be
elected to serve for the 11, lt four years.
13 . City Nanager's Report
r. Fraser did not hav e any matters to br ing before Cou ncil.
14 . City Attorney's Report
(a) Hr. Gri mm prese nted a propo sed uill for an ordin . nee a pro ing a
uit Claim Deed wh ic h is necess ary as a resu lt of the City Oi"ch re l ocation.
,e City Cl erk wa s as ked to read Coun c i l Bill ro. 66, en titl ,~.
COU NCIL BILL 0. 66 , INTRO DUC ED BY COUNCIL HEHBE~ •. ••
A Bi ll FOR AN ORDINAN CE AUTHORIZING I SS UAN CE Of A O'''T CLA !! r~ THE CITY
OF LITTLETON FOR /l. PORTION OF THE REAL PROPER TY ,,,.1WN A~ ~ _till[ PAR CITY
DIT CH EN CLA VE AS A RES ULT OF THE C ITV DIT CH REL1.Jtf\'',
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COUNCIL MEMBER HATHAWAY MOVEO, ANO IT IIAS SECONOEO, TO APPROVE AGEHOA rm•
14(a) • ORDINANCE NO. 66. Ay es: Cou ncil Members Gulley, Hathaway, Wiggins, Clayton ,
Habenicht, Van Oyke
None Council Member Bullock Na ys:
Absent:
Mot.ion carried.
15 . Adjournment
COUNCIL MEMBER IIIGGINS MOVED TO ADJOURN. 1he meeting adjourne d at 9:17 p ..
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