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10-03-1983 - Regular I . o u CITY COUNCIL OF EDGEWATER REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER 3, 1983 MINUTES Mayor David Ledbetter called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM in the Community Center. ROLL CALL Mayor David Ledbetter Councilman Melbourne Wargo Councilwoman Gigi Bennington Councilman Neil Asting Present Present Present Present Councilman Jack Spencer City Attorney Jose'Alvarez City Clerk Connie Kinsey Police Chief Earl Baugh Present Present Present Present There was a silent invocation and the salute to the Flag. Public Hearing - Ordinance 83-0-8 - Zero Lot Lines - City Attorney Alvarez read the Ordinance. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE VII, SECTION 718.00, ZERO LOT LINES, OF THE EDGEWATER CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, BY AMENDING PARAGRAPH (1) TO PROVIDE FOR ZERO INTERIOR SIDE YARD OF ADJOINING STRUCTURES, AND PARAGRAPH (5) BY EXCLUDING SET BACK AREAS, AND INCLUDING PARAGRAPH (6) TO PROVIDE FOR INDIVIDUAL MAINTENANCE FOR SEPTIC TANK, WASTEWATER HOOK-UP AND ELECTRICAL FACILITIES; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR A PUBLIC HEARING; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Mayor Ledbetter opened the public hearing. Mr. Robert H. Christy, 1916 Evergreen Drive, spoke on Ordinance 82-0-3 which passed on an emergency basis with a 3-0 vote on January 28, 1982, and asked City Attorney Alvarez it that particular ordinance could have been passed on an emergency basis and be legal. City Attorney Alvarez pointed out that it set up two separate boards and was not re-zoning and that there were judges who can declare if it's legal or illegal. He pointed out that he had spoken to Council before about Robert's Rules which states that a tie vote meant that a motion was lost and on Ordinance 82-0-13, wh"ich had two separate subjects, the City Attorney at that time said the City could advertise for a public hearing. He said the ordinance was illegal and it should have,started again from scratch. City Attorney Alvarez pointed out that this amendment was necessary and if the initial ordinance had to be re-enacted, then the amendment would be there. Mr. Christy questioned the legality of the amendment and City Attorney Alvarez said it hadn't been declared illegal so it's assumed to be legal and is the law of the City. Mr. Christy noted that the Charter states the City will use Robert's Rules of Order. Mayor Ledbetter stated that Council could rescind the ordinance the same way it was passed if they deem it necessary. Mr. Christy urged Council to take corrective actions to correct that mistake. City Attorney Alvarez asked if this was the same ordinance that established two different boards and Mr. Christy said yes and they changed it during the middle of the stream. Councilman Wargo moved to adopt the amendment, Ordinance 83-0-8. Councilman Spencer seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Councilman Asting moved to have the City Attorney re-draft the ordinance in question and come back in two weeks for the Council to consider the draft. Councilwoman Bennington seconded the motion and asked for an amendment as she didn't think it needed to be re-drafted but to see if it's legal. Councilman Asting agreed to the amendment. Councilman Spencer stated that he saw no reason for the Attorney to review the wording of that part of the ordinance, and Mayor Ledbetter said it had been kicked around for quite a few months now. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Mayor Ledbetter closed the public hearing. Approval of Minutes September 19, 1983 Regular Meeting - Councilman Spencer moved to approve the September 19 Council meeting minutes. Councilman Asting seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. , .It o o APPROVAL OF MINUTES (continued) September 20, 1983 Special Meeting - Councilman Asting moved to adopt these minutes. Councilman Wargo seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. September 22, 1983 Special Meeting - Councilman Asting moved to adopt the minutes of September 22. Councilman Spencer seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. September 28, 1983 Special Meeting - Councilwoman Bennington moved to accept the September 28 minutes. Councilman Asting seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. MISCELLANEOUS Mr. Robert H. Christy, 1916 Evergeen Drive, said he had received telephone calls about a strip joint in Edgewater and it's in Tommy's Lounge each Wednesday night. He read from ordinance 79-0-15 which banned this in the City, and said it should be enforced. Mayor Ledbetter said it will be handled. Mr. Frank Opal, Florida Shores, said his wife had called the Police Chief regarding letters dated April, 1981, which involved him and accused him of drinking at home and receiving $700. as payola to harrass the Mayor. He said the letters belonged to the City and were not criminal in nature and he wanted to know about them. He said his wife was still waiting for the return call from the Chief. Mayor Ledbetter said any correspondence is a matter of public record but he doesn't know if it exists or not. Mr. Opal asked City Attorney Alvarez if it was public record. City Attorney Alvarez said it was unless there was an ongoing criminal investigation, or if it pertains to a minor, or pertains to a criminal nature. Mr. Opal asked the Chief why he doesn't produce this as a matter of record. Chief Baugh said this was part of an ongoing investigation and it was a personal thing given to them and he'll consult the City Attorney to see if he feels it's a public matter. Mayor Led- better said he recalls there was $700. paid to harrass Mayor Christy. Mr. Christy called a point of information and said he had just asked the question. Mayor Ledbetter suggested the Chief let the City Attorney read the letter to see if there was anything pertaining to the investigation and if not, Mr. Opal should be free to read the letter. Mayor Ledbetter asked City Attorney Alvarez if he would read the letter to see if pertains to an ongoing investigation and Council members had no objection to that. Chief Baugh told City Attorney Alvarez that he would give him the letter the following morning at the Special Meeting. Mr. Opal stated that he was in the stages of preparing a suit if nothing gets done and that he had listened to the tape that day. Mr. John Siburn, Connecticut Avenue, asked City Attorney Alvarez if he had found out anything about Menard Park and City Attorney Alvarez said there would be a meeting, possibly this week. Mr. Walter Gross, speaker for C.O.E.,said that Karen Rickelman had offered to explain any items of the budget to him but he had received several calls on the budget and had asked two members of Council to call a Special Meeting but nothinq had been done yet. He also said that to sell anything in the City you must have a license and he didn't think Councilman Spencer had a license to sell shares for the CDC Company. Mr. Gross said he believed there was a possibility of a future lawsuit and suggested Council take action either to have the Council representative represent the City or the CDC on the stock sale. Mayor Ledbetter noted there was a former councilman who was a salesman and that this position is not a full-time job. Mayor Ledbetter asked the Council members if they had any objection to Councilman Spencer's involvement with CDC. Councilman Wargo said he would help if it would bring businesses to the area, Councilwoman Bennington said she had no problem as an individual, Mayor Led- better said he had no problems with the company, and Councilman Asting said he wouldn't do it but what is done on free time is his business. Mayor Ledbetter also stated he wouldn't get involved in it. Mr. John Gross, 404 Riverside Drive, said he didn't aqree with his brother and went along with Councilman Spencer on this. He said the money could be used and people who can afford it should go along with it. -2- Regular Council Meeting Minutes October J, 1983 9 Q MISCELLANEOUS (Continued) Mr. Dana Armstrong, former Mayor, asked why it takes so many days beforehand to be put on the agenda for a regular Council meeting when a Special Meeting only takes 24 hours' notice. COUNCIL/OFFICERS REPORTS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES Council Reports - Councilman Wargo said held like to see Council approve the EVER group's move to the Mango Tree Drive Fire Station, South bay. He said held inspected it with the Chief and the South bay is empty and could serve EVER. Mayor Ledbetter said held like to see some paperwork from the Fire Department approving of this move. Councilman Wargo moved that EVER, Council, and the Fire Department get together and work out something. Councilman Spencer seconded the motion. Councilwoman Bennington questioned why this suggestion was made and Councilman Wargo said the Police Depart- ment needs more room and the EVER room is only used a couple of times a month. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Councilman Asting stated that Bill Rickelman had resigned from the Police Department and he moved that Council send him a letter of commendation for his many years of service to the City. Councilman Spencer seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Councilman Spencer noted that he and Councilwoman Bennington had met with the Fire Department committee last Thursday evening relative to their request for a lease on land on which to build a larger civic center. He said the Fire Department was having a meeting this week to consider several options and theylll be back in touch with Council.. He said that he has kept the City Attorney aware of his activities regarding CDC and at any time that the Attorney determines his activities are improper, helll be happy to withdraw. Mayor Ledbetter said he wouldn1t be able to attend the Florida League of Cities Convention on October 13th to 15th and asked that a new voting delegate be named. Councilman Spencer moved and recommended that Council appoint Councilwoman Bennington as the voting delegate since she is Vice-Mayor and would be attending. Councilman Wargo seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. City Clerk Reports - City Clerk Kinsey said a letter was received from the American Legion regarding the Veterans Parade on rlovember 12th. Mayor Ledbetter suggested this be sent to Bill Cairnie at Post 285. City Clerk Kinsey asked about the applications received prior to the advertisement for the position of Parks and Recreation Director. Councilman Asting said any appli- cations received should be considered and Council members agreed. City Clerk Kinsey thanked the Kennedy's Nursery for planting a juniper tree across the street from City Hall in the park. She said it was very attractive and was a nice addition to the park area. Mayor Ledbetter asked that a letter be sent to thank them. City Clerk said she had researched the September 19th request from the Shipmates for ceiling fans in the Community Center and using in-house labor it would cost approxi- mately $1,650.00. Mayor Ledbetter suggested waiting until next summer to consider this since the hot weather is about over for this season. City Clerk Kinsey asked if Council wanted a Special Meeting with the Merit Board to discuss the proposed pay plan and possible adoption. Councilmen Spencer and Asting agreed. Mayor Ledbetter noted that after this week he wouldn't be available for about two or three weeks. Councilman Asting felt the full Council should be present for this meeting. Council agreed to meet on Thursday evening, October 6th, at 7:00PM. City Clerk Kinsey said there's a Council motion in affect now that all overtime for persons other than bargaining unit members must be approved by the City Council and due to Council meetings that need a recording secretary, she was asking if Council could amend that motion. Councilman Spencer moved that the administrative secretary to exempted from the prior motion for the purpose of recording minutes at Council meetings. Councilman Asting seconded the motion. Councilman Wargo asked to amend the motion to be "or any other specific duties that the Council desires". Councilman Spencer agreed to the amendment to his motion and Councilman Asting agreed to it for his second. Motion CARRIED 5-0. -3- Regular Council Meeting Minutes October 3, 1983 'I o COUNCIL/OFFICERS REPORTS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES (continued) City Clerk Reports (cont1d)- City Clerk Kinsey said the City of Oak Hill has asked permission to use all the available tables for the October 8th and 9th Seafood Festival in Oak Hill. She said there were 12 picnic tables and approximately 25 of the long folding tables. She noted that some of the folding tables belong to the Fire Depart- ment but the Fire Chief approved their use. She said the City of Oak Hill will be responsible to pick them up and return them to us. Councilman Asting said he agreed with the use of the folding tables but the picnic tables should be left at the park areas for the use of our citizens who want to use the park facilities this week-end. Mayor Ledbetter asked if the tables were properly marked as the property of the City of Edgewater and City Clerk Kinsey said they were. Motion CARRIED 5-0. City Clerk Kinsey .said testing for the patrolmen was completed by the Chief and he had one opening plus two budgeted openings. Councilwoman Bennington moved they TABLE this until the next day's meeting. Councilman Wargo seconded the motion. Councilman Asting stated they should let him hire the two new patrolmen that he had been authorized and Councilman Spencer agreed with him. Motion CARRIED 3-2. Councilmen Asting and Spencer voted NO. Utilities Superintendent - Request for Purchase over $1,000.- City Clerk Kinsey read the September 21st memo from Terry Wadsworth requesting purchases of lime and carbon dioxide for the fiscal year 1984 be authorized for amounts over $1,000. but less than $2,000. Councilman Asting asked if there was a special advantage to doing it that way and City Clerk Kinsey said they'd have to bring it up every time he buys lime and this is a time-saving item. Councilman Wargo asked if there was an advantage to buying quantities and City Clerk Kinsey said there was a storage problem. Councilman Wargo moved to honor the request. Councilman Spencer seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. City Clerk Kinsey requested authorization to purchase up to $2,000.00 for the upcoming fiscal year only for culverts for the Public Works Department. Councilman Asting moved to authorize the purchasing of culverts for the fiscal year 1983-84 up to $2,000. per purchase. Councilwoman Bennington seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Authorization to Pay Three Vendors on a Monthly Basis - City Clerk Kinsey said there are three vendors the City deals with on a monthly basis, South Florida Gas, City of Edgewater for water, and Pitney Bowes and these vendors assess penalties. She asked Council for permission to remove these three items from the bills and accounts on a monthly basis and pay them when they come in with the payroll checks that are processed on Thursdays. Councilwoman Bennington asked how much was being paid. City Clerk Kinsey said one is 20%, one is 10% and one is 5% and it would be about $75. to $80. in the period of a year. Councilman Asting moved to authorize the City Clerk to make payments to these three accounts as she recommended. Councilwoman Bennington seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Utilities Department - Wastewater Plant Safety Award - City Clerk Kinsey said this Safety Award is the number of manhours in relation to number of accidents and this is a prerequisite for the IIPlant of the Yearll award. Councilman Asting noted that this should help our insurance rates. Police Department - Authorization to sign FHP Agreement for two used vehicles - Councilman Spencer noted that during the budget workshops this item was discussed and he thought they should approve the obtaining of two vehicles. Mayor Ledbetter said that several years ago they bought a used vehicle and it cost a lot of money to keep it on the road. Councilman Spencer said there was only enough money put in the budget for used vehicles. Councilman Asting asked if there was an indication of what the Federal Revenue Sharing would be. and City Clerk Kinsey said not yet. Councilwoman Bennington said they had talked about the use of most of it for the Street Department. Mayor Ledbetter asked Chief Baugh how many cars the department has now and Chief Baugh said there were four unmarked and five marked, plus the animal control van. Chief Baugh noted that one of the marked cars had over 100,000 miles on it. Councilman Asting asked Chief Baugh if other cities had bought vehicles and Chief Baugh said Daytona Beach Shores and Oak Hill had bought them and that the State keeps the good ones to sell to municipalities and they trade in to auto dealers the old ones. -4- Regular Council Meeting Minutes October 3, 1983 ~ - u COUNCIL/OFFICERS REPORTS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES (cont'd) Police Department-Authorization to Sign FHP Agreement for two used vehicles - (cont'd) Councilman Asting asked Chief Baugh approximately how many miles were put on a patrol car each year and Chief Baugh said it's at least 30,000 miles. Councilman Asting asked how long they were kept and Chief. Baugh said they have a 1977 with 140,000 miles on it. Councilman Asting noted that the mileage on the used vehicles ran from 60,000 to 76,000 miles and asked if they'd be throwing good money away. Chief Baugh stated the prices are $1,200. to $1,600. and a new car sells for about $10,000. Councilwoman Bennington asked how many cars were kept on the road at all times and Chief Baugh said two. Councilwoman Bennington noted they'd be retiring one so they'd only be gaining one, but she questioned it it would be more economical to buy one new car rather than two used ones. Councilman Asting suggested buying one to see how it does. Mayor Ledbetter suggested going back to see how much a straight car would cost and Chief Baugh said the last two were not pursuit vehicles. Councilman Asting then suggested buying one new one and one used one, and Councilwoman Bennington suggested buying just one used one and trying it out. Chief Baugh said that about every 90 days they come out with a new listing of available cars. Councilman Asting moved to TABLE this pro- posed agreement for future consideration, probably within 90 days. Councilwoman Bennington seconded the motion. Councilman Spencer noted that before the 90 days, they should have an official ~/ord' on Federal Revenue Sharing. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Zoning Commission - Rezoning Requests Six Times a Year - Councilwoman Bennington moved to TABLE that for more information. Councilman Wargo seconded the motion. Councilman Asting said that now the Zoning requests are heard four times a year and he really didn't go along with the motion. Motion CARRIED 4-1. Councilman Asting voted NO. Zoning Commission - Minimum Square Footage of 1,000 ft. in R4 and R5A Zones - City Clerk Kinsey requested this be tabled until she could get more information. Councilwoman Bennington moved to TABLE the minimum square footage. Councilman Wargo seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Parks and Recreation Board - Christmas Street Light Decorations - This was a request that Council purchase ten 7t ft. pole ornaments, tree type, at a cost of approximately $258.25 each. Councilwoman Bennington said she'd talked with City Clerk Kinsey and Karen Rickelman in Finance and there's money available in Federal Revenue Sharing from last year that was not used. Councilman Asting asked if these were the lights along U.S.l and City Clerk Kinsey said this was for 10 lighted trees, to go in front of City Hall and along Park Avenue. Councilwoman Bennington moved to go along with the Parks and Recreation Board, based on the verification that the money is available. Councilman Spencer asked if money was allocated for this purpose, and Councilwoman Bennington said you can use up to 25% without having a budget hearing and this was well under that amount. Councilman Asting seconded the motion. Councilman Spencer asked if approval was needed for taking down the old ones and Councilwoman Bennington said that was approved in the budget. Councilman Spencer said before they use money for that purpose, he wanted to see what the new Federal Revenue Sharing will consist of and how they might best allocate it as something else might have higher priority. Councilman Wargo asked if this was in addition to the budget set up for this group and Mayor Ledbetter said this was only if they have the money. Motion CARRIED 3-2. Councilmen Spencer and Wargo voted NO. COMMUNICATIONS George Landis - Request to Park Boyscout Trailer on City property - City Clerk Kinsey read the September 14th letter from Mr. George Landis, Troop 406 Coordinator of BSA, requesting approval for the Boy Scout trailer to be parked in the City Hall property to the rear of the Marine Patrol boats parking. Mayor Ledbetter noted that if Council approves this request, the City Clerk will have to advise him that the City will not be responsible for any liability for storing this on City property. Councilwoman Bennington said she didn't want to set a precedent. Mr. Robert H. Christy, 1916 Evergreen Drive, said there was supposed to have been a place set aside for the Boy Scouts for them to meet and every time they ask for some- thing, they get turned down. Councilman Asting moved to permit the Boy Scouts to park in the area requested and that they be notified the City will not be responsible for the trailer or its contents. Councilwoman Bennington seconded for discussion. Councilman Wargo questioned why it couldn't be parked at the Public Works where the gate could be loc~d as it will be a target of vandalism here. Councilman Asting withdrew his motion and substituted with the parking area to be the Public Works Department but the City would not assume any responsibility for the trailer.or its contents. Councilwoman Bennington withdrew her second and seconded the new motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. -5- Regular Council Meeting Minutes October 3, 1983 , . Q o COMMUNICATIONS (continued) County of Volusia - Fourth Amendment to Agreement for Greater Edgewater Fire District- Councilman Spencer moved to adopt this fourth amendment to the agreement of the Fire District with the County of Volusia. Councilwoman Bennington seconded the motion. Councilwoman Bennington questioned if the amount was different from the one mentioned before and Councilman Spencer said it was. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Kay Bennington - Halloween House - Mayor Ledbetter asked Council if they could approve some funds for this party as last year they had over 1,000 participating. Councilwoman Bennington said last year it started as a small party and it turned out to be about 1,000 kids at the Fire House and they ran out of everything. Councilman Wargo suggested matching whatever was donated by the Business and Professional Association. Councilman Asting moved that the Council contribute $75. for the Halloween party at the Mango Tree Fire House. Councilman Spencer seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Mr. John Gross said he would match up to $50. anything the Councilor anybody else would give. He presented the money to the Mayor. Councilwoman Bennington asked about the request in the letter that Council be the judges. Councilwoman Bennington and Councilman Spencer agreed to be there. Councilman Asting said he was not sure held be available. Mayor Ledbetter said that those that were in town would be there. City Clerk Kinsey read the letter regarding the Halloween Party to be held Oct. 31st. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS Ordinance 83-0-16 - City Attorney Alvarez read this Ordinance. AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, AN ELECTRIC FRANCHISE, IMPOSING PROVISIONS AND CONDITIONS RELATING THERETO, PROVIDING FOR MONTHLY PAYMENTS TO THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE, A REPEALER PROVISION, AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Councilman Spencer moved that Council adopt Ordinance 83-0-16. Councilman Asting seconded the motion. Mr. Robert H. Christy called a point of information. He asked if this was related to Ordinance 13. Mayor Ledbetter asked what 13 had to do with renewing the franchise. Mr. Chisty said that was the original ordinance. Mayor Ledbetter said that was utility tax and this is the franchise agreement. Mr. Christy asked to be put on the next agenda for Florida Power regarding Ordinance 13. Mayor Ledbetter asked the City Attorney if the franchise agreement was to the best interest of the people of Edgewater and City Attorney Alvarez said it was. Mayor Ledbetter noted that Kenny Johns and Ronnie Moore of Florida Power & Light had been very helpful to the people in the area and were doing a good job. City Clerk Kinsey thanked Don Reynolds of Florida Power & Light for all the assistance held given on the franchise agreement. Mayor Ledbetter noted that held shown them a way to bring ina little more revenue for the City. Motion CARRIED 5-0. UNFINISHED BUSINESS John Gross/Riverside Drive - Mr. John Gross asked permission to come up on the platform to show the maps and records to the Council members. He said he got the maps from the County and that it was high tide when they put the strand in. Mayor Ledbetter asked Mr. Dana Armstrong, former Mayor, when the County straightened out the road. Mr. Dana Armstrong said the County did it three different times and it was changed from the strand to Riverside Drive somewhere between 1924 to 1951. He said in the early 1950's it was moved to get out of the high tide in early Spring and people who owned property on the strand north of Plaza Lane realized they didnlt oV/n the property all the way to the strand because it had been moved to the east. He said this was along the Jurgeson and Roy Jones properties. He said this is a problem but he felt it was a civil problem for the property o\~ners. Mr. Gross said he looked at all the maps in the County and they donlt own Riverside Drive. He said as far as the County is concerned the City has jurisdiction over Riverside Drive. Mayor Ledbetter noted that two years ago they tried to give this to the City but it was not accepted. Mrs. John Gross said they went to the County and the people there emphatically stated that the City of Edgewater owns that portion of the strand that was vacated. Mayor Ledbetter asked that copies of his papers be left with the City Attorney to review. -6- Regular Council Meeting Minutes October 3, 1983 -- .....,. .. .... 9 ~ , I UNFINISHED BUSINESS (continued) Building Official Job Description - City Clerk Kinsey read the proposed Job Description. Councilman Spencer moved to adopt the job description. Councilman Asting seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. City of New Smyrna Beach request for Edgewater to handle E-911 calls for Oak Hill - City Clerk Kinsey said she1d talked with the City Clerk in Oak Hill and they'd like to have a meeting to work out details in about two more weeks so that they will have their budget adopted. She said they'd budgeted $4,500. for this service. She suggested the approval for the City Attorney to draw up a dispatch agreement. Councilman Spencer moved that this item be taken from the table. Councilwoman Bennington seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Councilman Spencer moved they request the City Clerk to inform :the City of New Smyrna Beach that they'll take over the dispatching for the. City of Oak Hill in the City limits. Councilman Asting seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Councilman Spencer moved that the City Attorney draft a dispatch agreement between the City of Oak Hill and the City of Edgewater and the Attorney to provide the proper provisions of liability and the City of Edgewater shall charge approximately $4,500. per year for rendering this service. Councilman Asting seconded the motion. Motion CARRIED 5-0. Councilman Wargo moved to adjourn. Councilwoman Bennington seconded the motion. M~~ting was adjourned at 9:25 P.M. Minutes submitted by: Lura Sue Koser "7: COUNC~ MAN - ZONE TWO hd""i" ~ COUNCILMAN - Z~THREE ~~ COUNCIL - ZONE-F9 R 0f~. 5- ~ ~~- -<.. ~ A.LJ -~ / .. ~ \ , Attest: ~:L~ , CITY'CLERK -.:. 7 .:: Approved this-) 7~ day of ~ ~ .- ;)" '. . , ..-l/~' 1983. CDi5 ~- MAYOR t. - -7- Regular Council Meeting Minutes October 3, 1983 --