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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-06-19 (Regular) Meeting Minutes422 CXXJNCIL ClW1BERS CITY OF ENGLEWX>D, OOIDRAOO JlNE 19, 1972 RF.WI.AR~: The City Council of the City of Englewood, Arapahoe County, Colorado met in r~lar session on June 19, 1972, at 8:03 P.M. Mayor Senti, presiding, called , the necting to o~_der •. The invocation was given by the Reverend Helen Walker of the Esoteric Truth Center. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by City Manager Stanley H. Dial. present: The Mayor asked for roll call. Upm the call of the roll, the following were Council Menbers Schwab, Lay, Herming, Ihority, Brawn, Blessing, Senti. Absent : None. The Mayor declared a quorun present. Also present were: City Manager Dial Assistant City Manager McDivitt Director of Finance Nollenberger City Attorney Berardini * * * * * ~CIU1AN BLESSI?«; MJVED, CXXJNCIU1AN IH>RITY SECXJIDED, '!HAT 'DIE MINU'lES OF 'DIE RF.WI.AR~ OF JlNE 5, 1972, BE APPIVVED AS READ. Upm the call of the roll, the vote re- sulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Menbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Ihority, Brawn, Blessing, Senti. None. None. The Mayor declared the m:>tion carried. * * * * * Mayor Senti recognized the following people from the list of Special Citizen Progran Invitees: Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Pericone, 3359 West Chenango Avenue, Precinct No. 13. Mrs. Sanuel Vardeman, 2073 West Baker Avenue, Precinct No. 1. Mrs. Dalald W. Ullery, 4280 South Pennsylvania Street, Precinct No. 11. * * * * * The Workable Program Citizens Comnittee was present to be recognized by the r.ouncil and presented with the city logo in the form of a paperweight. Presentatioos were made to : Lou Parkinsm, Russ Woods, Ruth Allen, Edna Hein, Dr. Zartman, Bill Stevenscn, Bill Boan, George Johnston, Herbert ~sbarger, Barry Slater, and Charles Herming. Mayor Senti expressed his appreciation for a job well done. Councilwoman Henning said that it was a privilege to serve on the \.brkable Program Citizens Comnittee and that they deserve the whole comrunity' s thanks. A round of applause was given at Councilman Blessing's request. Cllairman of the Workable Program Citizens Comni.ttee, Lou Parkinscn, thanked the Council for their cooperation in the work of the Conmi.ttee and made a s~psis of the results of the Comnittee's work. He requested a public hearing on public housing stating that there was an extreme stortage of housing in low income areas. HLlnan misery is going on by those people who cannot approach the Council. Qruncilwanan Heming asked about the present- ation of petitions new circulating and their status before the Comnittee disbanded. The Chair- man Lou Parkinsm, said that they '\ID.lld be presented to Council regardless of when the Comnit- tee disbanded. * * * * * Mr. Janes Buckmaster, Manager of K-Mart, 200 West Belleview Avenue, was present to request a 3.2. beer license for that store. A public hearing was requested for July 17, but was rrullified due to the 30 day time limit. CXlJNCIU1AN IH>RITY M>VED, CXlJNCIU1AN BLFSSI?«; SECXJIDED, 'lHAT A PUBUC HEARING BE HEID CE Al.GJSl' 8 cn.CDNING 1HE ISSUANCE OF A 3.2 BEER UCENSE TO K-Mf\RI'. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Meni>ers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Ihority, Brawn, Blessing, Senti. None. Nme. The Mayor declared the m:>tion carried. I I I I I I I I -2- The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Comnission meeting of May 16, 1972, were received for the record. * * * * * The minltes of the Board of Career Service Conm:i.ssioners meeting of May 1B, 1972, were received for the record. * * * * * The minutes of the Planning and Zoning Conmi.ssion meeting of June 6, 1972, were received for the record. * * * * * 'lhe minutes of the Board of Adjustments and Appeals meeting of May 10, 1972, were received for the record. * * * * * The financial report for the m:nth of May was received for the record. * * * * * The mem:>randun frcm the Fire Chief to the City Manager outlining a rescue and first aid training program to be conducted with Swedish Hospital persamel was received for the record. * * * * * A letter fran the City Manager to persais whose property may have to be acquired in the South Central Englewood Stol.'1ll Drainage Basin was received for the record. * * * * * CIXJNCII.MAN lAY MJVED, CXlJNCII.MAN SCliWAB SECXNDED, '!HAT nm 3.2 BEER UCl.NSE FOR SPCRI' ID4., 3295 SOO'lH BRJAilrJAY, BE RENEWED. lJpal the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: c.ouncil Menbers Sclwab, Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Senti. Nene. Nene. The Mayor declared the rootion carried. City Manager Dial discussed the me11mandlJn from the Director of Public Works rec..,m1eding alternate proposals of sidewalk district work. He stated that the city was trying to cope with the problems of the past. Sidewalk districts have been set up en a similar basis to paving districts. There was usually a hearing in the spring of each year after which people had a period of time that they could do the work themselves. The new proposal is for a 12-naith lead time rather than the previous 3-IIOlth lead time. 'lhis means we "10\lld establish next year's program this SUimer for caistructien next sunner. This 'WOuld allow sane of the citizens ioore time to get the work done themselves. Councilman Brown asked if we "10\lld still go in after ooe year even if scm.:! of the citizens go ahead and p.it in their own sidewalks. City Manager Dial replied in the affiruBtive. Councilman Schwab comnented that he has received cooplaints en the short time previously given. He felt that the people should have ioore time to get the work done. Council~ Henning asked what objectiais the City of Littleten had to the hclneawner' s permit as outlined in the me11mandun. The Director of Public Works, Kells Waggener, replied that it required ioore inspection by the city. Councilman Lay inquired about the need to replace a new sidewalk put in by the owner if it was sub-standard. The Director of Public Works said that it would have to be ordered to be taken out. City Manager Dial said that if the concept was acceptable he would ask the Council for approval in principle, the details yet to be worked out. ~c~ HmNING MJVED, CXlJNCII.MAN ~ SECXNDED A MJI'IW 'ID ACCEPI' nm CXRl:PI' AND PREPARE A QW{;E TO 'lllE <DOE TO AJ.l.Dtl ll>MEXRIBR Is PERMITS. lJpal the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Comcil Menbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing. Senti. Ncne. Nene. 'nle Mayor declared the rootion carried. * * * * * 423 -3- City Manager Dial reviewed the menttandun from the Director of Public Works recomending certain ccncrete replacement oo East Eastman Avenue. In the past, he stated, the City had borne the cost of concrete work for street changes. 'llle cost of sidewalk and gutter work was borne by the hanecwner. Eastman Avenue currently requires an asphalt overlay. The gutter sectial is so deep that cars have trouble getting into their driveways. 'llle re- onnedatial of the Department of Public Works was for the city to replace the entire annunt of curb walk that is non-conforming with the property owners to pay for ooly that portion which requires replacEment ci1e to deterioratioo. Mr. Waggmer stated that the average cost to the property would be $Ul. 'llle city's cost would be ~15 ,800, which would be paid out of the Coulty Noad and Bridge Fund. Councilman Lay asked if we could take the County Road and Bridge Fund in cash rather than in services. City Manager Dial replied that we can take it either way, but, nonnally, we seem to be ahead when we opt for services. Councilman Brown stated that, currently, pipes were being put in the gutters in the area to protect the cars fran excessive drops. Councilman Brown asked the Director of Public Works if he recarmends the total cost to be spread across the 25 properties. The reply was in the affirmative to assessing each <Mner an average of $Ul rather than a portioo relating to their property. The city would bear the cost of the remJVal of the curb walk. Counci1man Lay stated that if the sidewalks were widened the city may run into landscaping proble118 with undergrourxi water sprinklers in the area. City Manager Dial replied that the city would look into the width of the sidewalks to see what proble118 exist. He re- quested direction fran the Council to pursue the problem further. Councilman Blessing inquired as to the citizen input on the problem. Council- man Illority stated his concern that it was a poor precedent for the city to pay for such a large share of a project. A public meeting of the people involved was suggested. * * * * * I City Manager Dial reviewed the menttandun to the r.ouncil from the City Manager I reo:mnending the creation of a Redevelopnent Canni.ttee. It would carry oo suggestions of the bit> previous cxmni.ttees--the Workable Progran Citizens Comni.ttee and the Core Area Coumit- tee. In reality, the suggestioo was for four ccmni.ttees and one uri>rella ccmni.ttee over the - four. Councih«mm Heming asked fer greater detail than stated in the usoorandun. City Manager Dial replied that four ccmni.ttees would consist of arourxi sevm in nuli>er to \tJOrk in the DDre detailed areas of housing, transportation, core area redevelopnent, and river recreat- ia\81 developnent. The larger caunittee would present an overview and coordinate the over-all effect. 'lWo nsti>ers fran each of the detailed comni.ttees, plus the Mayor, the Chairami of the Pl.aming r.cmni ssi.al, and one citizen at large would make 11 meui>ers oo the Steering Conmi.ttee. The four detailed ccmai.ttees would look at the work already done in their respective areas and expand upoo it. Coulcilman Dhority stated that the Core Area c.omnittee recoomended that there be follaw-~h oo the problem. He did not want to gad>le with the loss of a couple of 11tt1thsdue to the 8UJIDer s these Conmi.ttees he stressed that an individual shwld not have to be at Englewood resident. Councih«mm Heming asked that the Workable Program Citizens Cannittee which was present in the auiimce has any suggestions. George Johnston stated that we ~ lose se111e non-cash credit if we did not DtJVe fast. Dr. Zartman questiooed why all the Conmi.ttee meui>ers did not have to live in Englewood. Counci1man Blessing replied that 11&1y well-quali- fied people have interests in Englewood evm though they don't live here. f.oln:ilman Dhority concurred in that opinion. Dr. Zartman replied that the illplicatial was that there are not emugh qualified people here in Englewood. Councilman Schwab stated that that was not true; that many people have interests in Englewood who do not actually live here. Council.nal Blessing also objected stating that allowing ncn-residents oo ccmni.ttees was not to illply that there were not capable people living within Englewood. City Manager Dial coomented that many people have astake in Englewood as a resident, a professional man, or a businessman. * * * * * Councilwoman Henning left the roan at 9 :05 P .M. * * * * * BY Al1lll)RlT'i ORDUWO: l«>. 20 , SERIES OF 1972 AN ORDINANQ: NOillt«; CliAP'rER 9 , TITLE III, OF 'DIE '69 E .M.C. , 1HE ''llnR>RM PID1BING WOE," 1970 EDITIClf, BY CXlfi'ORHING SAID ''WIFURM PID1BING CDDE" Wini CERTAIN RF4J!REHNrS OF 'lllE DE- PAKDEn' OF IDJSU«; AND URBAN DEVEU>PHENT. (Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book). ~LAY MMD, ~ SOIWAB SECXIIDED, 'lllAT ORDINANCl: W. 20, SERIES OF 1972, BE PASSED at F1.NAL RF.ADU«; AND PUBUSHED BY TITLE IN nlE mGI»a>D HERAlD SmTINEL. Upoo the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Melrbers Schwab, Lay, Ihority, Brown, Blessing, Senti. Nays: None. Absent: Councilwanan Heming. 'llle Mayor declared the m:>tion carried I I I I I I -4- c.ouncil~ Heming returned at 9:07 p.m. * * * * * BY AlJOORITY ORDINANQ: t«>. 21, SERIES OF 1972 AN ORDINltlO: 'IO 1HE ATClll~, 'IOPEKA & SANrA FE RAILWAY CXM>ANY, STATE OF OOLORAOO, A PERMIT TO cmsnu;r AND Mi\INl'AIN A RAIL SPUR 'IHlUDI 1HE CITY OF mGLFKX>D, OOLORAOO, A M.IUCIPAL CDRPORATIC!f, AND DEClNUNG AN ~Ci. (Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book) • cn.H;IIJ1AN LAY MJVED, CllfiCII.K\N BLESSING SECmDED, '!HAT ORDINANCE t«>. 21, SERIF.8 OF 1972, BE PA.5SED ~ FINAL READING AND PUBU~ BY TITLE. IN 1HE ENGL&D)D HERAlD Slln'INEL. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follow8: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Meut>ers Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Senti. Council.nal Sclwab. Ncne. The Mayor declared the mtien carried. * * * * * The City Attorney stated that the city would like to adopt a schedule of guide- lines for costs of relocating rentals and purchases for Greenbelt Park. Im ordinance and o.io resoluticns nust be adopted to cooply with Federal regulaticns. c.ouncilwanan Heming asked if the schedlle in the bills is the same as Denver's. Sle inquired whether it ties us to an appraisal. City Attorney replied that it has nothing to do with the appraisal property; rather, it is binding the city to an average cost of a rental. Councilwanan Heming inquired whether we can purchase a house for not llk>I'e than the average. The City Attorney replied no. The Director of Coommity Developnent, James Supinger, stated that no one is required to trade dawn in a hane. They can either go equal or better. City Manager Dial stated that due to the confusicn surrounding this bill and the o.io resoluticns, he recomnended that we postpme dis- cussien until the next meeting. Mrs. Dalald W. Ullery, 4280 South Pennsylvania Street, from the audience asked what happens to a fanily who can enly afford the $65 mcnthly rent presently being paid out. Mayor Senti stated that a rent subsidy ~ld be paid to those individuals. Jim Supinger stated that a rental subsidy can be of the nagnitude of $1,000 per year for four years. * * * * * City Attorney Berardini reported en a court case -which was settled in the Supreme Court of Colorado in our favor. The case involved the City versus Kingsley. The questicn was whether the city had a right to force cleanup en a property. The District Court originally ruled in our favor. Mr. Kingsley appealed that ruling to the Supreme Court of Colorado. Transanerlcan Title Conpany is currently holding the approximate $10,000 in clean- up costs which was assessed to the property and which we will now receive. * * * * * BY AIJIH)Rl'IY ORDINANIB t«>. 22, SERIES OF 1972 AN ORDINANCE REPEALING SECTIWS 1 AND 2, CllAPTER 5, TITLE XIII, OF 1HE '69 E.M.C. CIDSING THE 'SPECIAL ADJtJSnE« FUID' INro 1HE GfNERAL FUID AND WATER FUID OF 1HE CITY. (Copied in full in the official Ordinance Book). cn.H;IIJ1AN IH>RITY MJVED, CXXJNCII.K\N ~ SECDIDED, 'llfAT ORDINAN<l: t«>. 22, SERIES OF 1972, BE PASSED W FINAL READIM:; AND PUBU91ED BY TITLE IN 1HE ~D HERAI.D SENrINEL. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Meui>ers Sctwab, Lay, Heming, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Senti. Nene. Nene. The Mayor declared the mticn carried. * * * * * City Manager Dial discussed the letter of umerstanding between Firefighters Associaticn and the City dated June 15, 1972. He stated that it closely parallels the Police agreement and calls for an average pay for 1973 to be based en a study of the three and four top cities in the area. Councilman Blessing questioned whether we should approve the letter o f understanding previous to the Firefighters doing so. City Manager Dial replied that there was no definite procedure and that he recomnended approval even if the Firefighters did not do so. 425 426 -s- ~~ I.AY MJVED, CXllNCII.MAN S<liWAB SECXIIDED, 'DIAT mE LEITER OF OO>ER- STAND:n«; BEl\iEm 1HE FIREFIGHI'ERS ASSOCIATirn AND 1HE CITY BE APPR:>VED. Upat the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Qruncil Msd:>ers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing, Senti. None. Nooe. ·1ne Mayor aeclared tne m:>tion carried. 7C 7C 7C 7C 7C ~W1'1~ NU. j1, ~ Ul'' 1~/'L ~Wl'lOO l.Mt'U».Nrn«; A Nl:."'W PA'/. ANO UA')811',10\Tl00 PLAN fil"1'U'TIVE JUL'/. 1, 1~/'L. (.<.;opied in tull in the otficial Hesolution Book). UJUNQU1AN SCliWAB M.>VED, CXXJNCIU1AN IH>RITY SECrNDED, 'lHAT REOOU!rIOO NO. 31, ~t.:lUES 01'' lCJTL, HE APt'R>VED AND AOOl'l'ED. Upoo the call of the roll, the vote resulted as tolJ.aws: Ayes: Nays: Absent: c.ouncil Meubers Schwab, Lay, Hermi.ng, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Senti. None. None. The Mayor declared the IOOtion carried. * * * * * City Manager Dial then began a discussion for possible change in the overtime payment practice as outlined in a memxancbn to the Council. He stated that the current em- ployees' agreements require an enployee to work overtime equivalent to any time off before overtime was paid at 1 and 1/2 times the base rate. The "WOrk period schedule for each enployee is a hard one to identify. The "WOrk schedule does not fit a normal work week. When an em- ployee is currently ill one day in his "WOrk schedlle it makes a difference as to his overtime pay. The estimated cost to the city of paying overtime at l and 1/2 times for all overtime 'WOrk is $3,000 annually, which could be absorbed by the present budget. Councilman Schwab asked haw we currently determine overtime. City Manager Dial replied that a work schedule would have to be filed for each enployee. Councilman Schwab stated that in the private sector overtime is paid only after 40 hours of actual work. City Manager Dial replied that that is haw we are currently figuring overtime and that the ach:ini- s tration of it has proven to be a bit of a nightmare due to the nmiy schedules of city enploy- ees. He stated that a 30 or 31 day mcnth which is our pay period has to be separated into work schedtles. City Manager Dial stated that we "WOuld prepare 100re information for the c.ouncil and present it to them at a subsequent meeting. * * * * * City Manager Dial presented a request from Traffic Engineer Brooks Taylor to attend the Western Section of the Institute of Traffic Engineers' meeting to be held July 9 throlWi July U in Portland. CDWC~ ~ MMD, CDWC~ BIF.SSING SECmDED, 'lliAT 1HE TRAFFIC mGINEER BE PERMrTI'ED ro A1TEND 'lllE ~ SECTirn OF 1HE INSrI'lUl'E OF TRAFFIC "WGINEERS' ~ ro BE HEID JULY 9 1lilOGi JULY U IN PORl'LAND. Upon the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: c.ouncil Menbers Schwab, Lay, Henning, Ihority, Brown, Blessing, Senti. Nooe. Naie. The Mayor declared the IOOtion carried. * * * * * City Manager Dial began a discussion of the Boreas Pass Water rights. He stated that in the 1950's the rights were bought for $190,000 and that the water rights have never been effective. The Water Board has recoomended the sale of these rights to Coors. In a previous meeting, the Council requested that the litigation rights be nm-reflective. Coors accepted that condition. Between that time and the present another offer was received from Discovery Lam Corporation. Discovery Land "WOUld pay mly for the water they diverted and, coosequently, we ~d receive the better deal fran Coors. The voters would have to approve of the sale of water rights. Councilnml Schwab reiterated his stand that he disagreed with the sale of these water rights. In the future, he stated, we may need to get IOOre water as the Core Area developes. I I I I I I I I -6- Mayor Senti replied that the rights are currently unuseable to the City of Englewood and that others will not pay for ~ mistakes. City Manager Dial stated that a cloud exists over the rights since we have not used them for ten years. The engineers feel, however, that we can prove ownership. CD.tiCIU1AN BIBSSING MJVED, <ll.JNCIU01AN ~ SF.CmDED, 'IHAT WE PKXEED WI'IH 'IHE SAIE OF 'IHE WRF.AS PA.5S WATER RIGHI'S. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Meni>ers Lay, Heming, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Senti. Councilman Schwab. Nale. The Mayor declared the Dl>tion carried. * * * * * The resolution ccmoonding Richard D. MacRavey for his services as Executive Director of the Colorado Municipal League was discussed by City Council. c:xxtiCIU1AN SCliWAB MJVED, <ll.JNCIU1AN ~ SECDIDED, 'IHAT 'DIE RFS>urrIOO CXM1mD- n«; RIOIARD D. MAC RAVEY FUR HIS SERVICl:S AS EXEClTI'IVE DIRECIOR OF 'DIE 001.DRAIX> MINICIPAL LEAGUE BE APPRJVED AND AOOPI'ED. It was stated that the Mayor of Westminster asked that the resolution be passed. Councilwanan Henning stated that Reg Bessette, President of the Colorado M.micipal League, approved of the resolution and had spoosored it in the City of Littletoo where he is a Council Menber. c.ouncilman Dhority stated that he does not feel it is the City's place to get in the middle of Colorado ~cipal League and its Executive Director. Mayor Senti also stated that he did not feel that we should be taking sides. Councilwanan Henning said that it was her understanding that there was a problem between the ~ factiCXlS. No call of the roll was taken on the original motion. CDWCIU01AN HmNING M>VED, CDWCIU1AN BIBSSING SECDIDED, 'ID AMmD 'IHE RFS>W- TIOO aw«;ING 1HE \iDRDING FRCM '"IHAT 'DIE CITY CXXJNCIL OOF.S HEREBY EXPRESS ITS APPRECIATIOO IDR 'DIE SERVIQ".S RENDERED AND OOES HEREB'i FXPRESS ITS REGRET IN 'lHE RFSI~OO OF RIOIARD D. MAC RAVEY AS 'IHE LEAGUE Is EXEaJITVE DIRECIOR" TO I "IHAT 'IHE CITY CXXJNCIL OOF.S HEREBY EX- PRESS ITS APPRECIATIOO FOR 'IHE SERVIQ'..5 RENDERED AND EXrflIDS ITS BF.SI' WISHES FOR HIS FUlURE ACTIVITIES. II Mayor Senti said that in doing so we are not regretting but are rather remaining tlal-comni.ttal. The vote oo the amenGnent resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Menbers Schwab, Henning, Brown, Blessing, Senti. Council Menbers Lay and Dhority. None. The Mayor declared the mtion carried. * * * * * Councilman Dhority reiterated his concern that we were slapping the Executive Board of the Colorado Municipal League in the face and that we should wait until after the upcooting convention to take any action. · CDWCIU1AN ~ M>VED, ClXJNCIUDfAN HmNit«; SECDIDED, 'IHAT 'DIE RFS>urrIOO BE TABLED lMIL AFIER '1HE cnNENITrn. Upcn the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Council Metri>ers Lay, Henning, Dhority, Brown, Senti. Nays: Q)uncil Meni>ers Schwab, Blessing. Absent: Nooe. The Mayor declared the mtion carried. * * * * * City Manager Dial reminded the Council of the Colorado M.micipal League con- ference this week in Colorado Springs and urged all to attend. * * * * * r.ouncilman Blessing asked the Council of the possibility of the city contribut- ing llDleY and assisting the Kiwanis Club in its efforts to send 75 handicapped children to Los Angeles for the Special Olyq>ics Program for Mentally and Physically Retarded PersCXlS. Council- man rhority asked if we had any local children going. Councilman Blessing replied that he was not sure, but that the children did not have to be winners in the State meet held in Englewood i.n order to go to Los Angeles. Councilman Schwab stated that he was in favor of giving $100 and letting the Kiwanis go to eight other cities to get the rest. Councilman Brown said that Engla«>od Kiwanis is spCXlSoring the trip and the state meet is located here so we should give 427 -7- mre. Councih«mm Heming questicned if the actioo oo the part of the C.Ouncil of Englewood would proopt other cities to take similar actioo. ~CII.MAN ~ MJVED 'mAT WE cnmuBUI'E $250. It died for lack of second. CXll~CIU1AN BLESSING MJVED 1HAT WE GIVE $500. It died for lack of second. CXXH;IU1AN SOiWAB MNED 1HAT WE GIVE $100. It died for lack of second. CXlJNCIU01AN HfltiING MJVED 1HAT WE GIVE $150. It died for lack of second. Councih«xnan Henning asked the City Manager if there was m:ney in the city budget available for this type of request. City Manager Dial answered in the affiruative. Councilwoomt Heming asked if there was any guideline that has been used. City Manager Dial answered in the negative. Councilman Dhority questioned C.Ouncilman Blessing ooce again to the extent of participation. Councilman Blessing stated that the goal was $10,000 and that so far $9,200 had been collected. ~CII.MAN LAY MJVED 'ID AilJClJ~. It died for lack of second. ~LAY M>VED, CXXJNCIIMAN ~ SECXIIDED, 'lHAT 'IHE CITY OF ~D cnmu.llJTE $250 TO 'IHE SPECIAL OLYMPICS m:x;RAM OF 'IHE KIWANIS CWB. Upm the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Members Henning, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Senti. Council Menbers Schwab, Lay. Nooe. 'nle Mayor declared the m:>tioo carried. * * * * * Councilman Schwab stated that in the minutes of May 18 of the Career Service C<Jllllissioo oo upgrading of Library Clerks was discussed. He inquired whether there was a rea- soo for no upgrading. City Manager Dial replied that the nature of the work of the Library Clerks had changed so that the job positioo was not upgraded, but the individuals were Dk>VE!d to a higher level job. * * * * * ~CII.MAN SOiWAB MJVED, CXlJNCII.MAN LAY SECDIDED, 'mAT 'IHE MEE!'Ill; BE AllJ<lJmED. Upoo the call of the roll, the vote resulted as follows: Ayes: Nays: Absent: Council Ment>ers Schwab, Lay, Heming, Dhority, Brown, Blessing, Senti. Nooe. Nooe. 'nle Mayor declared the m:>tion carried, and the meeting adjourned at 11:20 P.M. /S/Karl F. Nollenberger Ex Officio Clerk of C.Ouncil I I I I