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Home My WebLink About1973-03-19 (Regular) Meeting MinutesI I I ;I COUNCIL CHAMBERS CITY OF ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO MARCH 19, 1973 58il REGULAR MEETING: The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado met in regular session on March 19, 1973, at 8:00 p.m. Mayor Senti, presiding, called the meeting to order. The invocation was given by the Reverend Helen Walker of the Esoteric Truth Center. Pledge of Allegiance was led by Englewoodettes 4-H Group. present: gram Invitees: The Mayor asked for roll call. Upon the call of the roll, the following Council Members Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Senti, Schwab. Absent: None. The Mayor declared a quorum present. Also present were: City Manager Dial Assistant City Manager Mccown City Attorney Berardini Director of Finance Nollenberger * * * * * * The Mayor recognized the following people from the list of Special Citizen Mr. and Mrs. William W. Hoskins, 3939 South Acoma Street, Precinct No. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Smolski, 3276 South High Street, Precinct No. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Hostetler, 4261 South Pearl Street, Precinct No. 11. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Helinski, 4985 South Lipan Drive, Precinct No. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gibson, Jr., 4801 South Inca Street, Precinct No. 15. * * * * * * COUNCILMAN SCHWAB MOVED AND COUNCILWOMAN HENNING SECONDED A MOTION TO OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A BILL FOR AN ORDINANCE REGARDING COMPENSATION OF PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION AND BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT AND APPEALS MEMBERS. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays : Absent: Council Members Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Senti, Schwab. None. None. The Mayor declared the motion carried. A City Clerk read the Bill for an Ordinance. Councilman Schwab stated that a sub-committee of the Council decided to pay the Planning and Zoning Conmission and Board of Adjustment and Appeals since they were of a legal nature and made final decisions similar to the Board of Career Service Conmissioners. Currently, the Board of Career Service Commissio ers receives a stipend of $25.00 a month and the sub-committee's recommendation to raise the other tw:> boards up to the same level. C.Ouncilman Ihority stated that the $25 .()() a 1JD1th was no 11Dre than paying expenses of the nerbers. c.ouncilwoman Henning inquired whether the City should pay by the meetings in- stead of the lIDlth since a nurber of conmissiCl'lS have problerrs getting menbers to attend. Mayor Senti inquired of any conments fran the audience positive or negative. No one responded. ~ SCllWAB MJVED AND CIXJNCIUD1AN HERml; SECXIIDED A MJITrn 'ID CI.DSE nfE PUBUC 1-IEARill;. The call of roll resulted in a vote as follows: Ayes : Nays : Absent: O:>\ncil Meni>ers Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Schwab, Senti. Non e . None. The Mayor declared the nDticn carried. * * * * * * 584 -2- Minutes of the Parks and Recreation Comnission of March 8, 1973 were received for the record. * * * * * * Minutes of the Board of Career Service c.onmissioners meeting of February 15, 1973, were received for the record. * * * * * * Minutes of the Library Board meeting of March 5 , 1973 \Vere received for the record. * * * * * * Minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals of Jaiuary 10, 1973 were re- ceived for the record. * * * * * * Minutes of the Board of Adjustment and Appeals special meeting of Jaiuary 16, 1973 were received for the record. * * * * * * Minutes of the Policemen's Pension Board meeting of March 13, 1973 were received f or the record. * * * * * * Financial report for the tlDlth of February 1973 was received for the record. * * * * * * Council received a netDrandun from the City Manager discussing supplemental appropriations of Revenue Sharing funds and requesting that the date of April 16 be set for a public hearing. City Manager Dial stated that the Council had many recomnendations since the f irst discussicn of Revenue Sharing. He had outlined in netD from the expenditures which he fel t the Council might want to consider that the Revenue Sharing funds be used for. Councilman Dhority stated that he felt a public hearing should be held for citizens' input in these proposals. City Manager Dial concurred. Councilman Schwab stated that the proposals included a $20,000 study which "WOuld be used for cormunity attitudes. Councilman Dhority stated that he was not sold on the s tudy idea at all, aid Mayor Senti stated that the City needed to get a cross-survey of all the people and their opinions in order for the City Council to do their job effectively. Councilman Blessing stated that he also felt Council needed a better input mechanism from c i tizens in order to do their job. City Manager Dial stated that often times policy-making bodies react to negative rather than the positive. He had seen studies of this nature in t'WO other cities and felt that it could aid the Council in guiding the City. CDUNCILMAN IH>RI'IY MJVED AND CIXJN~ SCliWAB SECXIIDED A Mn'ION 'ID SET A PUBUC HEARIR; 00 APRIL 16 ON 'lllE REVmlJE SHARn«; EXPENDinJRES. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Menbers Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Senti, Schwab. Ncne. Nale. The Mayor declared the mtion carried. * * * * * * Council began a discussion of the ratification of the agreement with the City o f Greerttr.a>d Village relative to the extension of Clarkscn Street. Councilman Dhority stated that he still objected to the five-year provision in the agreement but that apparently the Ci ty felt this is the best that could be obtained at this time. CXXJNCID1AN HEmm; MJVED AND CWNCID1AN ~ SECXIIDED A Mm~ TO REMJVE m>M 'nlE DISClJSSIOO OF AGRElHNl' wrm 'lllE CI'IY OF GREEN\mD VILLAGE RELATIVE 'ID 'lllE E>ITFNSION OF ~ STREET. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent : Council Menbers Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Sclmackenberg, Senti' Schwab. Nale. Nale. The Mayor declared the mtion carried. I I I I I I I I -3- Mayor Senti inquired whether Greenwood Village had taken action on the proposal at this time. City Manager Dial stated that it was on their agenda the same evening and the Mayor of Greenwood Village seemed to feel that the Council wul.d accept it. Councilman Schwab stated that he was not at all happy with the method used to get this agreement by holding sewer service over their head. C.Ouncilman Dhority stated that it was too bad that the City Council has to resort to sanething like this but the alternative was slim, and that the City should not encourage the State to get this project acconplished. Councilman Sclmackenberg stated that it was extremely regrettable for the Council to have to go through this procedure but that there was no way out of it. axJNCIDDfAN ~ MJVED AND CXXJNCIU1AN ~ SECXIIDED A MJITOO 'IO RATIFY AN AGREfHNr wrm 'DIE CI'IY OF GRE»MX>D VILLA.GE RELATIVE 'IO 'DIE E>ITFNSIOO OF ~ STREET. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Menbers Heming, Dhority, Brown, Bless~,.,~, Sclmackenberg, Senti. Counci 1 Menber Schwab. Nate. 'llle Mayor declared the nntion carried. Councilman Brown stated that he appreciated all the time menbers of the staff and med>ers of the Council had dedicated to this agreement. * * * * * * <Dtmcil then began consideration of a meroorandun from the Chrlrman of the Action Forces' Steering Conmittee recomnending that an $80,000 revolving fund be set up. c.ouncilmm Dhority inquired as to the i.nportance thereof should be held off until a public hearing scheduled for April 16th and that the City Council should probably just receive the recoomendation this evening. CXXJNCIIMAN IH>Rl'IY MJVED AND CIXJNCIDDfAN ~ SECXEDED A MJITOO 'IO REa:IVE A RECXM100l!\TIOO FlU1 'DIE STEERIN:; CXH1ITI'EE RECXM1END!t{; 'mAT $80 , 000 BE APPIDPRIATED FOR A RE.VOL~ LOAN FUND. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Menbers Herming, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Sclmackenberg, Senti. C.Ouncil Menber Schwab. Nate. 'llle Mayor declared the nntion carried. * * * * * * Council began discussion of an ordinance on final reading amending Section 3(a) (Over time) W)rk of Chapter 7, Title V, of the '69 Englewood Municipal Code. Assistant City Attorney George Lee stated that City Attorney Berardini was in GlerMX>d Springs on a water hearing, but had asked the Assistant City Attorney to convey his feelings on this ordinance. City Attorney Berardini did not feel the ordinance was in proper form as yet and requested that the w:>rd ''week" in the ordinance be substituted by the word "day''. City Manager Dial stated that the City Attorney's point was well taken and that the City achrlnistration had agreed to a w:>rk-day basis with the enployees association and the police but not with the fire. 'lllis staff needs to take the ordinance back to restudy and cone up with a new wording. Other cities in the metro area pay on a day basis which was the origination of this problem. CDUNCIDDfAN HEmlK} M>VED AND CDUNCIIMAN ~ SECXIIDED A MJITOO 'IO POOTPCNE AN ORDINANQ: rn FINAL READIR; AMENDIR; SEC. 3(a) 00 OVERITME \.DRK, OIAPlER 7, TITLE v, OF 'DIE '69 ~D MJNICIPAL CDDE. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: C.Ouncil Menbers Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Sclmackenberg, Senti, Schwab. Nate. None. 'llle Mayor declared the nntion carried. * * * * * * Assistant City Attorney Lee bagan discussion of an ordinance on final reading amending Section 6(a) Title V, of the '69 E.M.C., relating to the acCUllllation of sick leave for classified errployees other the Fire Perscnnel. INI'RJll.JCED AS A BIIL BY CDUNCIUDfAN HERrn«; BY ALml>Rl'lY ORDINANCE 00. 4 , SERIES OF 1973 585 586 -4- AN ORDINANrn AMENDIR; SEcrrrn 6(a), CllAP'IER 4, TITIE v OF nm '69 E.M.c., ~ 10 nm ACClHJLATirn OF SICX I.EAVE mR ~SIFIED et>I.DYIBS 0'1HER '!HAN FIRE PERSCHEL. ~ mRrnl,; MJVED AND CXXJNCIIMAN BIBSSn«; SECllIDED A Mn'IOO 'ID APPK>VE 00 FINAL RF.ADI?«; ORDINANCE Nlt1BER 4, SERIES OF 1973. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Menbers Hel'Uling, r:hority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Senti. Schwab. Nays: Ncne. Absent: Nale. The Mayor declared the mticn carried. * * * * * * Assistant City Attorney Lee began a discussicn of a bill for an ordinance to vacate an 8-foot utility easement in Pleasant View Subdivisicn. Councibnan Brown stated that this ordinance ~uld let the people koow who will control the land in the area. INI'lUlJCED ~ A BIIL BY ClXJNC!UfAN ~ A BIIL FOR AN ORDINAtn: VAC.ATIN:; AN EIGHI' (8) Rm' l1ITLI'IY FASEtftn' LY!t«; AND BEn«; WlnnN nm PIBASANI' VIllo1 SUBDIVIsrrn. Cl'lY OF F?Q»U)D. CXJLORAOO. CWNCIU1AN ~ MMD AND Cll.JNCIUDfAN HmNIR:; SECXIIDED A Mn'Irn 'ID APPK>VE mE BIIL FOR AN ORDINANrn V.AC'.Al'Ill:; AN 8-FOOT UITLI'IY FASEtftn' IN PIBASANI' VIEW SUBDIVISIOO. lJpal the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Menbers Henning, Iltority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Schwab. Nays: Ncne. Absent: Nale. Abstenticn: Mayor Senti. The Mayor declared the JTDticn carried. * * * * * * Assistant City Attorney began a discussicn of a resoluticn dedicating the third Saturday in June to be ~ as Englewood Placer Can¥> Day, beginning in June of 1973. Council- man lh>ri.ty questicned the need for resoluticn in this case rather than just a proclamaticn. c.ouncilman Blessing stated the Lien's Club will do all the ~k relating to the Placer Can¥> Day Celebraticn and that it will be good for the esprit de corps of the citizens of Englewood. Councilman Schnackenberg stated that he felt that the City of Englewood needed at lea.st one day a year unique to their own purposes. REroumrn ro. 12, SERIES OF 1973 A RF.s:>umoo DEDICATm:; nm 'IBIRD (3rd) SATURDAY IN JUNE EArn YF.AR 'ID BE~~ ~D PlN:E C»f> Il!\Y, ~ JrnE 1973. CWNCIU1AN BIBSSI?«; MMD AND CllJNCIUDfAN HmNIR:; SECllIDED A Mn'Irn 'ID APPK>VE A RFS>umrn ro. 12 J SERIES OF 1973 J DEDICATm:; nm 'IBIRD SATURDAY IN JmE ~ PLACER C.AMP DAY. lJpal the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Menbers Herming, Iltority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg. Nays: Nale. Absent: Nale. The Mayor declared the JTDticn carried. * * * * * * INI'lUlJCED ~ A BIIL BY CXXJNC!UfAN ~ BY AlJIH)Rl'IY ORDINANCl: ID. 5 , SERIES OF 1973 AN ORDINANCl: MNOI?«; TI'TIE V, CllAP'IER 9, ARITCIE X, ~ 'ID nm CI'IY OF ENGLE\tlDD REI'IRE- Hmr PLAN, SECTirns 36 AND 37. 1969 E.M.C •• BY ESTABLISHIR; nm 'lU1'AL VESTn«; OF F.ARNED BENE- FITS AFraR. FIVE (5) YF.ARS OF CREDITED SERVICl:: AND REPEALIR; AIL ORDINANCES AND PARI'S OF ORDINANQ'.S IN CXNFLICT HEREWI'IB. I I I I I I I I -5- ~ ~ M1JED AND CllJNCil.MAN SCliNA£XmBERG SECmDED A MlI'lm 'ID APPlVVE ORDINANrn W. 5, SERIFS OF 1973. On the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Menbers Henning, Illority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Senti, Schwab. Nays: None. Absent: None. The Mayor declared the ITDtion carried. * * * * * * City Manager Dial began a discussion of an ordinance on final reading changing the wage plans for nunicipal enployees and increasing the aroount of vacation time days for non-emergency classified enployees. INl'lOlXED >S A BIIL BY CllJNCillD1AN ~ BY AlJDl)RI'IY ORDINANra 00. 6 , SERIES OF 1973 AN ORDINANra NODIR; TinE V, CllAPl'ER 4, SECTIOO 1, 1969 E .M.C. , ENI'I'lUD ''AtHJAL LFAVE (VACATIOO): ~: ~FICATIOOS'', BY REVISIR; ~ LFAVE ACClMJLATIOO FOR EMPLOYEES IN niE ~IFIED SERVI~: REPF.ALit«; AND~ CllAPl'ER 6, FNl'I'TIED ''mt>ENSATIOO'', SECTICES 8, 9, AND 10, 1969 E.M.C. BY AOOPI'Itl; A N&l TABIE FOR SAI.ARIES AND WAGES OF AIL ~IFIED EM>LOYEE.5 OF nm CI'IY. ~ ~ KJVED AND CWNCIIM\N ~ fil:CXIIDED A Mn'IOO 'ID APPK>VE ORDINANCE ,6, SERIES OF 1973. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Coln:il Melrbers Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Senti, Schwab. None. None. The Mayor declared the RDtion carried. * * * * * * City Manager Dial began a discussion of a need for a possible change in the zoning ordinance relative to ITDbile hanes. He stated there were problellB in the zoning for storage of recreational vehicles. The City currently has an ordinance which needs substant- ial review and revision. M>bile hanes in the city are by definition also recreational ve- hicles. The ordinance provides that they camot be parked in the street right-of-way. Addi- tionally, no one can use the driveway of their bane for storage of their vehicle. He stated that the City staff would study the ordinance in the near future with the City Attorney's advice. * * * * * * City Manager Dial began a report regarding the status of IRS approval of pay raises for nunicipal enployees in the metro area. He stated that the IRS definitions of their standards are extremely vague. The City of Aurora was recently informed they were not held very strictly accountable under Phase 3. Additionally, the City and County of Denver's roll-back for police and fire salaries were very slight affecting us very little. The City of Engl~ being under 1,000 enployees is oot even required to maintain records. * * * * * * City Manager Dial began a discussion of a possible Council attendance at the National League of Cities Annual c.onference to be held Decenber 2-6 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He stated that the conference is coming up the end of this year and the City staff needed to know now whether any reservations should be nede. Councilman Blessing stated that he felt any meni>er should go if they felt like they could get sa11ething out of it. Mr. Joseph SllDlski from the audience stated that the trip was a luxury item and that any DDley spent should be spent locally rather than in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Mr. Gibsm from the audience stated that conpanies in the area seldom send their wrole en- gineering department to a conference and questioned that the City Council should send their entire menbership to San Juan, Puerto Rico. Council deferred any further discussion at that time. cn.fiCilMAN IH>RI'IY KJVED AND CllJNCil.MAN SCliWAB fil:CXIIDED A Mn'IOO 'ID REMJVE FRCM nm TABI.E A DisaJSSIOO OF A~ FOR Mflti~P IN nm CllAMBER OF CXH1ERCE. Council- man Dhority said that he felt the City Council should show regard for a business conmmity by accepting a menbership in the Cluri>er of c.omnerce. Councilman Blessing stated that he felt the Council was being chintzy with the RDney and should accept the full $10,000 metbership. 587 588 -6- Councilman Sclmackenberg stated current C.Ore Area study under way should benefit business interests materially and be considered part of the City's contribution. Council\¥001a[l Henning stated that only $12,000 had been budgeted in the participation area of the C.Ouncil's budget and she felt the $3,000 was quite equitable for the Cllad:>er of Comnerce. CllJNCID1AN IJDRIT'i MJVED AND CllJNCillDfAN HmNil{; SE<XIIDED A MJI'IOO TO APPRlVE A $3 ,000 MEMBEISITP IN ntE OiAMBER OF CXM1ERCE. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: C.Ouncil Merrbers Henning, Dhority, Brown, Schnackenberg, Senti, Schwab. C.Ouncil Merrbers Blessing. None. The Mayor declared the 11Dtion carried. * * * * * * City Manager Dial began a discussion on the i.q:>lementation of the citizens' tree-planting program. He stated that last year was the first year for the tree-planting progran at which the City sold trees for $8.00 per tree. There is $7 ,000 in the budget this year for the project. Additionally in the past, the City has picked up tree linbs which had been placed in the street during the spring. 'Ihe cost was approximately $9 ,000 last year. The Director of Public \.k>rlcs has suggested that we split the cost of not only tree-linb pickup but also trinming and tree rem:>val with owner rather than just picking up the branches. A general discussion of this idea enused. C.Ouncilman Schwab stated that he did not object to a branch pickup program but could not agree with the City's getting in- volved in an actual cutting-down of trees. Councilman Brown stated that he felt the C.Ouncil should encourage the citizens' tree planting program vociferously. Councilman Dhority and Sclnackenberg concurred. General consensus of the C.Ouncil was for only a tree-linb pickup progran rather than a tree-reooval program at this time. * * * * * * WBCID1AN SOlWAB MlVED AND CllJNCID1AN BUSSOC SEcnIDED A MJI'IOO 'mAT nm RECXJoHNDATIOO BE APPIUJED IBAT nm DEPlJIY QITEF IXE K:IELLAN AND CAPrAIN GRAY~ HARl'LEY BE PERMITI'ED 'ID ATimD nm FIRE INSTRUCIDR.5' CXNFERENCl: IN KANSAS CITY, KANSAS MARQI 26-30. * * * * * * City Manager Dial stated that as a follow-up on the C.Ore Area Study Citizens' developnent, the staff had taken the liberty of assigning certain persoos to C.Ouncil in an attenpt to encourage them to attend the coming up meeting. He hoped that they TNOUld respood positively. * * * * * * City Manager Dial stated that the Police Cadet Program would need an amenchent to an ordinance passed previously this evening, setting up salary and wage schedules. 'llle salary range "WOuld be from $400-$475 depending upoo Wich year the program they were in. Councilll&l Brown stated that he had a reservation of this program and questioned whether it should not be under the Career Service Conmission. City Manager Dial stated that this ordi- nance "WOuld make it go through the Career Service. Councilman Brown inquired whether the respcnsibilities given to the cadets were clear and concise. City Manager Dial stated that the cadets would ~k an average of 40 hours a week and will not carry any weapoos. 'llle respcnsibilities will be tmdest but increasing during their three-year cadetship. 'llle City will give them a limited power of arrest. * * * * * * INOOllJCED A5 A BIU. BY CllJNCII.&N BUSS:n«;. A BIIL FOR AN ORDINAtll AMENDOC TITIE V, rnAPraR 4, SECI'ICfi 8, OF nm '69 E.M.C., ENITTIED "SAI.ARY AND WAGE SCliEllJIB''' BY ESl'ABLISHOC A NEW GRAIE 1A 'ID PRJVIDE aH>mSATICfi FOR nm ~SIFIED POOITICfi OF POLI<l: CADET. CllJNCilMAN BIBSS:rt«; MJVED AND CllJN~ SCliNACXENBERG ~ED A MJI'IOO 'ID APPRJVE 1lfE BIIL FOR AN ORDINANCl: PRJVIDOC aH>mSATirn FOR A POLira CADET. Upcn the call for the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Menbers Heming, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Senti, Schwab. Nale. Nale. The Mayor declared the 11Dtion carried. * * * * * * I I I I I I I I -7- City Manager Dial reported that the City anticipated a donation of four and a half acres of land for Floyd Park and that the City had p.it in a park grant application as a result. 'lhe appraisal made by the government of the park land was $185 ,000 which they general- ly match in order to determine a grant annmt for developnent. * * * * * * City Manager Dial stated that one owner in South Fnglewood Storm Drainage Basin whose heme ~uld eventually have to be purchased was in the position to sell the residence at this time. City Manager ~d like to recorrmend p.irchase of that heme at this time. CllfiCII.MAN SCllWAB MMD AND CD.JNCIUDfAN mmm; SECnIDED A MJITOO 'ID ~ PROPERTY AT 4354 S. JASOO FOR $26,000. Upcn and call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Menbers Herming, Ihority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Senti, Schwab. Ncne. Ncne. The Mayor declared the rrotion carried. * * * * * * City Manager Dial stated that he was requested attendance at a meeting of the Kansas-Missouri City Managers' Association al ~ril 4-6th. He is currently en the Alumi Board of the University of Kansas City Managers School and he ~d attend the meeting in that capacity. CilJNCll.MAN SOlWAB MMD AND CD.JNCIIMAN BIBSSOC SECXIIDED A MJI'IOO 'ID APPR:lVE '!HE ATlllIDANCE OF cTIY tWW;ER DIAL AT nm KANSAS-MISgxJIU CTIY MANAGERS· CXNFERENCE oo APRIL 4- 6m. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Menbers Herming, Ihority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Senti, Schwab. Ncne. Ncne. The Mayor declared the ITDtion carried. * * * * * * Councilman Henning inquired whether the City was ready to take as option on the Public Service c.onpany land at this time. City Manager Dial stated that the City Attomey was ~rking al a final language of the draft but that it ~uld be probably be ready to present to Council in approximately three \ttleeks. * * * * * * City Manager Dial stated that the Poroography Ordinance was currently in court and argunents have been presented on both sides. * * * * * * Qruncil~ Herming stated that she felt an ordinance should be prepared to defer special assessments for elderly individuals until after the time of their death. She requested that the City Attorney draw up such an ordinance. * * * * * * Councilman Blessing inquired into the status of the tax statement study for elderly individJals of the City. City Manager Dial stated that it was currently under way and ~d be finished in the near future. * * * * * * The City Clerk reminded the C.Ouncil that they had not passed the ordinance dis- cussed earlier in the evening at a public hearing. INI1VllJCE) >S A BIU. BY CD.JNCIIMAN SClfWAB A BIU. FOR AN ORDINANO: »INDOC SECTIOO 22-2-5 OF nm CD1PRFllFNSIVE zcmx; ORDINANCE OF nm CI'IY OF ~ (ORDINANra 00. 26, SERIES OF 1973) BY AJJnl>RIZOC '!HE PAYMENI' OF a:M>fNSATIOO AND OF ~y DCPmSE.5 FOR Mfl-EERS OF '!HE CTIY ~ AND zc:im«; CXH1ISSIOO AND '!HE MEMBERS OF '!HE OOARD OF AnJUSnErr AND APPF.AI.B. 589 590 -8- CXXJNCII.MAN SQlWAB MJVED AND CDUNCII.MAN BI.ESS~ SECXIIDED A Mn'Irn FOR A BIIL FOR AN ORDINANCE Alml>RIZ~ PAYMENI' OF CXM>mSATIOO FOR MEl1BERS OF nm CITY p~ AND zam«; CXH1ISSIOO AND 'OOARD OF AilJUSDErr AND APP~. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Q:runcil Menbers Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Senti, Schwab. Council Meni>ers Henning. Absent: Nale. The Mayor declared the m:>tioo carried. * * * * * * CXXJNCII.MAN SCllWAB MJVED AND CDUNCIUD1AN ~ SECllIDED A Mn'IOO 10 AllJa.Jm. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Menbers Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing, Schnackenberg, Senti, Schwab. Nate. Nate. 'nle Mayor declared the trotion carried and the meeting was adjourned at 10:20 P.M. /s/ Karl Nollenberger ex officio Clerk of the ColUlCil I I I I