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03-26-1979 - Regular I' Q o ~f1!A k'~,'iI . '. .ib /;/" Ah f!t:". '.. 1':(/ f~' i{~ 'l!/lY}11't j;;...~'lA ~ ~i/i.f) :tr7J~. ,.1</ A-1 ~ CITY OF EDGEWATER REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING March 26, 1979 Mayor Christy called the regular meeting of the City Council to order at 7:00 P.M. in the Edgewater Community Center. ROLL CALL Mayor Robert H. Christy Councilman Louis J. Rotundo Councilman David C. Ledbetter Councilman Walter B. Sikes Councilman Neil J. AstinQ City Attorney Judson Woods Deputy City Clerk Cornelia Kinsey Police Chief Earl Baugh INVOCATION Councilman Sikes gave the invocation. SALUTE TO FLAG APPROVAL OF MINUTES Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Present Councilman Asting made a motion to approve the minutes of the regular Council Meeting of March 19, 1979. Councilman Ledbetter seconded the motion. Upon roll call the motion CARRIED 5-0. BILLS AND ACCOUNTS Councilman Ledbetter made a motion that the Council approve the bills and accounts. Councilman Asting seconded the motion. Upon roll call the motion CARRIED 5-0. PROCLA~1ATIONS Mayor Christy read a proclamation for Law Week commencing May 1, 1979. Mayor Christy read a proclamation honoring Virginia Roche for her work with the Humane Society. COMMUNICATIONS The Deputy City Clerk read a letter from Briley, Wild to the State Dept. of Administration requesting a one year extension of the L.G.C.P.A. adoption deadline. This was for Council information. The Deputy City Clerk read a letter from H. G. Brown, Brown's Air Conditioning concerning the variance he had received for a used car lot. Mr. Brown stated that he believed he should be able to put the building for his used car lot on the lot line according to the building code. He requested that the Council remove the building location required in the variance and allow him to put the building on the lot line. He added that he failed to understand that the Board of Adjustments was requiring that he put his building in another place, as part of the granting of the variance. The City Attorney said that if Mr. aggrieved he has to go back to the trying to preempt their function. of the Building Official you go to Brown feels that he has been Board of Adjustment. He is If he is aggrieved by the decision the Board of Adjustments. u o Councilman Ledbetter said that Mr. Brown has appeared before all the various Boards for the past three months. City Attorney Woods said that this was discuss before the Board and before the Council. The variance was granted with conditions imposed. If we are going to have to revise it, the Council should send it back to the Board of Adjustments. Councilman Ledbetter said that he was at the meeting of the Board of Adjustments when they discussed Mr. Brown's variance. It was his understanding that the Board was going to request he put the building where they wanted it regardless of whether he owned forty acres. Mr. Brown asked-for 'a temporary building. It doesn't seem that it should make any difference with the driveway that exists there if it was next to it or twenty feet from it. This has been going on for about four months and the man is no nearer getting his business in than he was the day he started. Mr. Woods said that the Buildina Official has made a determination that he did not comply with theVSpecial Exception. That is the decision of the Building Official. If Mr. Brown is aggrieved by that decision then he will have to go back to the Board of Adjustments. This is the administrative step that you have to follow. Mayor Christy said that the resolution the Council signed included the conditions set by the Board of Adjustments. Mayor Christy read the resolution granting Mr. Brown the Special Exception for a used car lot. The first condition was that the building be put twenty feet from the property boundary line. Mr. Brown said that it appeared as if the Board of Adjustments was making decisions for zoning. Mr. Woods said that you have procedures that must be followed. If you don't follow procedures we don't need a Building Enforcement Official or a Board of Adjustments or Zoning Board. Mr. Brown said that the Building Code says that he can put the building anywhere he wants as long as he stays within the boundary. Councilman Sikes said that Mr. Brown went before the Board of Adjustments for a Special Exception for a used car lot not for a building. Mr. Woods said that they granted him the Special Exception with the conditions imposed. Mr. Brown said that his building is not illegal according to the zoning, it is illegal according to the exception. Councilman Sikes said that if Mr. Brown was putting in a business that was a permitted use would this building be legal? Mr. Woods said that he did not know. He was granted a special exception with conditions imposed. If the Council wants to revoke it they can do so against the Board of Adjustments and the Building Official. Mr. Brown asked if it was illegal for the Council now to give him the building permit to put the building where he wants it. Mr. Woods said that he was not present at the Board of Adjustments meeting when they set these conditions. Mr. Brown was and he must have agreed at that time or he would have voiced objections before the conditions were imposed. Mr. Woods added that he believed it would be illegal for the Council to act on Mr. Brown's request now. It is not according to the procedure. Mr. Brown asked who was going to make the interpretation whether this building was legal or not. Mr. Woods said that would be up to the Board of Adjustments. Councilman Ledbetter asked when Mr. Brown's building permit was issued? - 2 ~ u Mr. Brown said it was issued at least six weeks ago. If he goes back to the Board of Adjustments, they will ask for the same conditions. Somebody should interpret the building code. Mr. Woods said that at that time he can ask for a legal interpretation. Mayor Christy asked Mr. Woods if he thought it would be a good idea to contact the Chairman of the Board of Adjustments to find out if the Board would want the Attorney present when they discuss Mr. Brown's appeal? Mayor Christy said he would like to recommend that the Council send this back to the Board of Adjustments and have the Attorney present so that they could get a legal opinion on this and get an answer once and for all. Mr. Glaser said that the Board of Adjustments will meet on Wednesday, March 28th but that they had a very full agenda for that meeting. Mayor Christy said that he would contact Mr. Millard and request that this be put on the agenda for Wednesday night.with the Attorney attending that meeting to clarify this 880 ordinance. Councilman Sikes asked why they were requiring that it be 20 ft. from the lot line? Mr. Woods said that in the event Mr. Brown sold that separate lot it would be non-conforming. Councilman Sikes said that it says except buildings under single ownership. Why can1t he build a continuous line of buildings? Mr. Woods said that he had asked for the variance on one particular lot. Mayor Christy said that according to the resolutiOn it states Lot 2. Mr. Glaser, Board of Adjustments member, requested that they read the portion of the zoning law concerning side setbacks in that particular zone. It does not say common ownership of lots, it refers to common ownership of buildings and a common wall between the buildings. There is no common wall between these buildings. During the course of the hearing that Councilman Ledbetter did not attend, the statement was made that the property, building, business, etc. might be sold sometime in the future so that you could create a circumstance where you might have a non-conforming building. Just because other people have done this does not make it right. The purpose of the 880 Ordinance was to try from here on out to make things better. Councilman Ledbetter asked how many businesses in Edgewater today conform under 880? Mr. Glaser said probably none of them. Councilman Ledbetter said that along U.S. 1 none of them conform under the land use plan except two or three that were spot zoned or had variances. The amendments to 880 are thicker than the original ordinance. Councilman Rotundo made a motion to send this back to the Board of Adjustments with the Attorney attending the meeting. Councilman Ledbetter seconded the motion. Upon roll call the motion CARRIED 5-0. The Deputy City Clerk read a letter from the Chairman of the Merit Board requesting a written opinion from the City Attorney clarifying the Merit Ordinance. Councilman Asting made a motion that the Council table this for discussion at the March 27th Workshop. Councilman Rotundo seconded the motion. 3 u u t~ r. Hal t erG r 0 s s, 9 0 9 L a k e A v e ., me m b e r 0 f the Mer i t Boa rd. H e has been a member of the Merit Board since November. He has attended six regular meetings, two special meetings, also a workshop with the City Attorney and a workshop with the City Clerk. We have gone over our ordinance and tried to understand what our duties were. Mayor Christy reminded Mr. Gross that the motion was to table the request until the Workshop. "He should only talk about the motion to table or he is out of order. Mr. Gross said he had a statement to make regarding the tabling of the motion. The Council will discuss this tomorrow night and he won't be able to attend the meeting tomorrow night. He is appearing at the regular meeting tonight to hear this request discussed. The Merit Board has not been notified of the meeting tomorrow night. Mayor Christy said that if he wished to attend tomorrow. night's meeting he would be able to make his statements to the Council. Upon roll call the motion to table for the Workshop CARRIED 5-0. Mayor Christy said that the next item under communications was from the Dept. of Commerce on the population estimate. He read the section that stated "Loca11y derived alternative estimates that are sent as a challenge should be accompanied by complete documentation describing in detail the derivation of the figure and the sources of the data used. He also called the Council's attention to the challenge process. The City has received 1978 Florida population as put out by the Population Division Bureau of Economics Business Research, Univ. of Florida and published on February 1979. They gave the population for the City of Edgewater as 4,956. This is wrong. We are still waiting to get the results of our volunteer census. As soon as we get the complete results we can go to the next step in the challenge procedure. We should request a formal hearing. Councilman Sikes said that we have to do this before March 31. Mayor Christy said that he knew this and would like the Council to approve sending the necessary information. Councilman Sikes made a motion to send this to the Planning Board and h a v e Mr. S chi 1 1 i n g t e 11 - u s VI hat nee d s to.: b e r: don e b y ~1 arc h 3 1 . Councilman Ledbetter seconded the motion. Upon roll call the motion CARRIED 5-0. COORDINATORS REPORTS Councilman Rotundo: No report. Councilman Ledbetter: Told the Council that he had spoken with Mr. Osban in connection with the pickup on the garbage at the transfer station. Mr. Os ban hopes to have something worked out with his new truck so that we wouldn't have any time elapse between dumping. Councilman Sikes: We have been getting several applications for City Clerk and also for City Planner. He would suggest that each Councilman look over each of the applications, keeping in mind about what the City will be able to pay in salary, and select about five that they feel would be qualified. When the Council gets together to review these then the top three would be interviewed, one at a time. Mayor Christy said that an application for City Planner from Jacqueline Van Anda had been withdrawn at the request of the applicant. Councilman Asting said the Council should set a date for going over the applications. Councilman Sikes made a motion to hold a workshop on Tuesday April 10 to discuss the applications for City Clerk and City Planner. Councilman Rotundo seconded the motion. 4 o u Councilman Asting said he would like to set an earlier date. Councilman Sikes said he would be out of town next week and also asked to be excused from Monday Council Meeting 4/2/79. Mr. Walter Gross asked the City Attorney to explain a Supreme Court ruling on the hiring of employees for a City. The hiring of employees should be open to the public. Mr. Woods said that he did not know that anybody was withholding information. These applications are open public records and the selection will be open to the public. Mr. Gross asked if it would be up to the citizens of the town to review the applications. Mr. Woods said that the Council would make the decision. It will be at an open public meeting. Mr. Gross said that if he understood correctly, the Councilmen were going to review these applications and each Councilman would select three and these would be the ones discussed at an open public meeting. Is it open to the public to review all the applications? Mr. Woods said that all the applications were a matter for public record. Mr. Fredericks, Riverside Drive, asked if there was anybody in City Hall that would like to be City Clerk and could handle the job? Mayor Christy said that they have asked but no one wanted the job. Councilman Asting added that anyone in City Hall or the City of Edgewater who wanted to put in an application would have their application reviewed by the Council along with all the others. Upon roll call the motion to hold a Workshop on April 10 DID NOT CARRY 3-2. Councilman Rotundo and Councilman Sikes voted YES. Councilman Asting made a motion that the Council hold this Workshop the week of April the 2nd. Tuesday, April 3,1979 would be the best night. Councilman Ledbetter seconded the motion.() Councilman Asting said that anyone who wanted to look at the applications at City Hall was free to do so. Upon roll call the motion to hold the Workshop on April 3, 1979 CARRIED 5-0. Councilman Asting: No report. Mayor Christy: Wednesday, March 28, from the Dept. of Natural Resources will be here to inspect Menard Beach. The City has applied for a possible grant to purchase this property. Councilman Sikes said that he thought we had been turned down for the grant. Mayor Christy said that no, that was the 701 Grant. He has spoken to Sen. Stone's office and they were going to try and help us get some funding. He has also received another phone call from Tallahassee telling him that we still did not qualify. However, Sen. Stone's office has told him that they will check into this again and see what they can do. Mayor Christy said that April 2nd was when he goes to ask for tax money to start a recreational and cultural center. Also Daytona Beach Community College called and they are again starting a summer program for jobs and all it will cost the City is to keep track of the time cards. l:; ~ o Councilman Sikes asked if this was the same program where we had to give them time off to go to school. Mayor Christy said that they worked in the morning and went to school in the afternoon. The only expense for the City is to turn in the time cards. If any department thinks they can use some of this help, he would like to hear about it. Councilman Sikes said that last year this program was not too satisfactory because we were supposed to provide supervisors for the workers. Mayor Christy said that he will tell DBCC that the City is not interested in this program: Mayor Christy continued by discussing Federal Revenue Sharing Funds. There are still two projects appropriated in the entitlement periods 1, 2, and 4 which represents a recreation and activity program for $10,000. and for public safety activity for $11,625. Now this money has been budgeted when we first started the Federal Revenue Sharing. Councilman Sikes said that there was a time when we reappropriated the Federal Revenue money. May, Zima does not always get copies of our resolutions reappropriating the money. Mayor Christy said this letter from May, Zima was written January 17, 1979. Councilman Sikes said that we should check and make sure we have this money. Mayor Christy said that the letter states the un budgeted revenues and fund balance is $71,111. He will give each of the Councilmen a copy of this letter and they can discuss it next week. Councilman Sikes said that Mrs. Kinsey should get a verification of funds from the auditors. RESOLUTIONS Mr. Woods said that before they get into the resolution, Mayor Christy had asked him about a possible ordinance against harass- ment. He has done a considerable amount of research and he would advise the Council not to invade this province of constitu- tional law because of the guarantees of the First Amendment and the Delcaration of Rights of the Florida Constitution, the right to free speech which includes the right to write certain letters, etc. and to express your opinions on matters. There is a Florida Statute which does protect people when there are threats on their life or bodily harm. He doesn't see anyway that they could draw up an ordinance that would withstand a constitutional attack since the right of freedom of the press cannot be abridged. Mr. Woods quoted from some law books concerning abridgement of the privileges or immunities of citizens in regard to freedom of speech or of the press. The City Attorney read Resolution No. 79-R-38. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA REQUIRING THAT ALL MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED AT THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON EACH MONDAY NIGHT SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO THE CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, TO BE PLACED ON THE AGENDA FOR SAID MEETING ON OR BEFORE 12:00 NOON ON THE FRIDAY PRECEDING THE MONDAY NIGHT COUNCIL MEETING, REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Councilman Sikes made a motion that the Council accept this Resolution. Councilman Ledbetter seconded the motion. Councilman Ledbetter asked if this prevented audience participation? Mr. Woods said that audience participation would still be included. This would only mean that the Council and the Attorney would be better prepared for items that are on the agenda. 6 Q o Mr. Siciliano asked who determines what should be on the agenda? Mr. Woods said that the only purpose of this resolution is that if someone has a particular subject matter that they wish the Council to discuss on Monday night, the Council can be prepared for that subject. It would give us an opportunity to have the answers. Councilman Asting said that under miscellaneous, the citizens can bring up any subject. Mr. Ben Vasquez asked what the procedure was in making a presentation to the Council? Mayor Christy said that it should state the subject matter to be discussed. Councilman Sikes said that Mr. Vasquez is not a voter in the City of Edgewater. He has nothing to do with the government of the City of Edgewater as far as controlling the actions that the City Council will take. Do we have the right to refuse to listen to him or for that matter people from New York or Detroit or wherever? Mr. Woods answered no. This is a public meeting. Mr. Vasquez or anyone else is a member of the public and they can request to address the Council on any matter that would be pertinent to City business. I don't think you would want to abridge anybody's right to speak before the Council. Upon roll call the motion to adopt the Resolution CARRIED 5-0. ORDINANCES The City Attorney read Ordinance No. 79-0-9. This was a first reading. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 1302.5(g)1. PERTAINING TO THE FLOOR HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS CONSTRUCTED WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Councilman Sikes made a motion that the Council adopt this Ordinance. Councilman Rotundo seconded the motion. Upon roll call the motion CARRIED 5-0. The Ordinance for St. Light Assessment will be read next week. OLD BUSINESS Mr. D. Coffey - Home Occupational License, 2111 Lime Tree Drive. for a tree service. This is a part time business limited to trees. The only business conducted at the residence will be telephone calls. This was tabled from last week. Mr. Coffey spoke to the Council and said that this was just a part time job since he had a full time job at a different occupation. He would probably do this only a few times a year, to pick up some extra money. Councilman Ledbetter asked about maintenance and repairs on the chain saws without disturbing the neighbors. Mr. Coffey said that he is aware of the noise of these tools and would probably only make repairs during afternoon hours. Councilman Asting made a motion that the Council grant this license. Councilman Sikes seconded the motion. Upon roll call the motion CARRIED 5-0. 7 o o Schwerman Trucking: Mr. Ashworth, representing Schwerman Trucking was present at the meeting. The City Attorney said that there had been some question about Lone Star operating illegally in an 1-3 Zone. The Council approved the operation since Maule Indu~tries h~d been there for years before Lone Star bought them out. It seems to be a permitted use in the 1-3 Zone which provides for the manufacturing of products made from aluminum, brass, bronze, copper, steel, shell, plastic, wood or other materials. They are manufacturing concrete blocks. The trucking company is in effect a separate business from Lone Star. The Attorney suggested that Schwerman Trucking could appeal to the Board of Adjustments for a special exception to operate a trucking business in 1-3. Councilman Sikes asked how this would be different from Lone Star contracting any trucking company to haul their products? Mr. Woods said the difference seems to be that Schwerman wants to establish a permanent business here and would need a license to operate in Edgewater. They would have to have a separate business license from Lone Star. If they just came in there with their trucks and loaded and unloaded then there would not be any need for a separate license. Mr. Ashworth said that they had trucks operating out of other cities. Mr. Woods said that they had applied for a permit for a mobile trailer to use as an office at Lone Star. Councilman Sikes asked if they were hauling this cement to just Lone Star plants or to other plants as well? Mr. Ashworth said that they hauled td both Lone Star and other plants but most of it is to Lone Star. Councilman Sikes said that as long as he is hauling only Lone Star products then could we grant a permit? He is actually subcontracting the hauling for which Lone Star has no trucks. If he started hauling for someone else it would make it a difference business. Councilman Asting asked if the Council could grant a temporary authorization? Mr. Woods said that the Council could grant this until they could get a special exception from the Board of Adjustments. Mayor Christy said that technically Lone Star is operating illegally. They should be in an 1-2 Zone which allows concrete plants. Why can1t we zone this area properly? Councilman Ledbetter made a motion that the Council grant a 90 day permit until they can comply with the zoning. Councilman Sikes seconded the motion. Mr. Siciliano said that this should probably be put under permitted uses rather than special exception. Mr. Woods said that this was an industrial park zoning and that was not the intent of that zoning area, maybe it was zoned wrong in the first place. You can go ahead and correct the zoning. Mayor Christy asked if the Attorney would recommend that the Council send a letter to the Zoning Board requesting a zoning change? Mr. Woods said that might be appropriate. Upon roll call the motion to grant a 90 day permit CARRIED 5-0. 8 . o Q AUDIENCE MISCELLANEOUS Mr. Walter Gross: Asked the City Attorney if the ordinance that covers the conduct of the Merit Board also covers the conduct of the City Council? Mr. Woods asked in what respect? Mr. Gross said concerning procedures. Mr. Woods said that yes it outlines procedure. Mr. Gross said that he has attended Council meetings these past few weeks and has heard salary increases, hiring, Council grants for people, Council sending employees to school paid for by the City, to increase their classification and then raise their salary after they have attended schobl and many other resolutions passed by this Council. Not one word has been sent to the Merit Board in writing regarding any of these motions passed by the Council. He asked the City Attorney if that was good conduct? Mr. Woods said that he would be glad to give legal opinions but he was not going to comment on the policy decisions of the Council. Mr. Gross said that the Merit Board went over the Merit Ordinance with the City Attorney and they determined the responsibilities of the Merit Board. Is it within the legal ordinance to send people to school or to hire people or increase their salary and not notify the Merit Board of what went on? Mr. Woods said that he is not prepared to discuss this at this time. Mr. Gross said that Mr. Woods did know when he met with the Merit Board. You said that they must notify the Merit Board. Have they changed the ordinance? The Merit Board never gets any answers from the City or the Councilor the Mayor and now the City Attorney is not giving us any answers. Is there some person that we can go to to get a ruling on this? Mr. Woods asked where Mr. Gross would like to go to get a ruling? Mr. Gross said that the City was paying Mr. Woods for his knowledge · and ability and he came to a Merit Board meeting and discussed the Merit Ordinance. He had thought that they understood what the responsibilities of the Board and the Council were. He is asking that motions or resolutions passed by the Council be handled in accordance with the Merit Ordinance. Mayor Christy said that the Council will meet on Tuesday, March 27 at 6:30 P.M. in the Shuffleboard Clubroom and will discuss the Merit Ordinance and you will be able to get information then. Mr. Gross said that he would try to make it to that meeting. Mr. Michael Fredericks, 1606 S. Riverside Dr., said that after what Mr. Gross has said we might just as soon get rid of the Merit Board if the Council does not go along with it. Mayor Christy told Mr. Fredericks about the meeting to discuss the Merit Ordinance. Mr. Siciliano asked if the City Clerk's job was advertised as City Clerk/Administrator? Mayor Christy said that it was advertised that way. The duties of the City Clerk ar.e spelled out in the City Charter. The duties will be the same, they are just adding on the word "administrator". Mr. Ben Vasquez, said that he was a property owner in Edgewater. He would like to make a presentation to the Council concerning certain accusations he has made against New Smyrna Beach for which he has filed the necessary papers, pertaining to the EPA project #120619001 which is the 201 Facilities Plan. -!He said that he believed Edgewater had passed Resolution No. 732 adopting the plan. Some of the charges 9 . o. o he has made against New Smyrna Beach also involves the City of Edgewater since they are part of this program. He would like to make a presentation on this to the Council. Mayor Christy asked Mr. Vasquez to give the Council that information and they would put it on next week's agenda under Old Business. Mr. Vasquez said that he had not attended the meeting where the Council discussed the Animal Control Ordinance. He had brought up at a previous Council meeting the problem of trapping of animals in Florida Shores. He called the Council's attention to the number of dogs running loose in Florida Shores and asked if the present ordinance prohibited dogs running loose? Mayor Christy said that yes there was an ordinance that required dogs be under some restraint. Mr. Vasquez said that this should be enforced for the protection of the animals. Mayor Christy called a ten minute recess. Meeting called back to order. Mayor Christy said that he needs a motion to send a letter to the Zoning Board recommending the rezoning of Lone Star. Councilman Sikes made a motion that we refer to the Zoning Board, for their consideration,changing the zoning that is presently 1-3 in the Lone Star area and rezone it to 1-2. The Council recommends that this be rezoned. Councilman Rotundo seconded the motion. Mr. Woods said that this would be a letter to the Zoning Board requesting that they consider this recommendation of the Council. If the Zoning Board agrees then the necessary steps will be taken to rezone the area. Upon roll call the motion CARRIED 5-0. NEW BUSINESS Mr. Freeman, 1852 Hibiscus, license to operate a Painting and Sandblasting Business. This is in a B-2 Zone. This is not a permitted use in this zoning area. Mr. Woods said that he believed this should go to the Zoning Board. Mayor Christy said that on the advice of the Attorney they will send this application to the Zoning Boand. The next application was from Calvin Johnson, 1926 Mango Tree, home occupational license for a painting business. The home will be used for telephone and office. This is a R-IB Zoning District. No materials will be stored on the property. Councilman Sikes made a motion to grant this home occupational license. Councilman Asting se~onded the motion. Upon roll call the motion CARRIED 5-0. . The next application was from Stanley Clavet, 2417 Queen Palm, home occupational license to operate a major appliance repair business. The home will be used for telephone and office. The application had not been completed by the Building Official. Councilman Sikes made a motion to grant this home occupational license subject to Building Official approval. Councilman Rotundo seconded the motion. Upon roll call the motion CARRIED 5-0. Counci~man. Rotundo made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Councilman Sikes seconded the motion. The meeting was adjourned. 10 . o . . Minutes Submitted by: Nancy 8lazi ATTEST: ~.L..:' tfe~ Deputy City erk Approved thi s ~ w3> day of April, 1979. r~ayo r \J (~~1~t21g~ Councllman E'/..c-v.s€b Councilman ~9k7;;,. Councilman J " 11 ~.. V' ~ --Z; La /