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02-11-1980 - Regular ~ ~ u ~~ ~ CITY OF EDGEWATER CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING February 11, 1980 CALL TO ORDER 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 William B. Glaser Councilman Neil J. Asting City Attorney Judson Woods City Clerk J.G. Herget Deputy City Clerk Nancy F.Blazi Police Chief Earl Baugh Present Present Present Present Present Present Excused Present Present INVOCATION Silent SALUTE TO FLAG APPROVAL OF MINUTES Councilman Ledbetter made a motion to adopt the minutes of the special meeting held January 17th, being seconded by Councilman Asting. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. Councilman Rotundo made a motion to adopt the minutes of the regular meeting held January 21st, being seconded by Councilman Glaser. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. Councilman Asting made a motion to adopt the minutes of the special meeting held January 24th, being seconded by Councilman Rotundo. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 4-1. Councilman Asting made a motion to adopt the minutes of the regular meeting held January 28th, being seconded by Councilman Ledbetter. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. BILLS AND ACCOUNTS Councilman Asting made a motion to pay the bills, being seconded by Councilman Rotundo. There was discussion at this time about a bill from Mr. Wilson. Mayor Christy asked if this would be incorporated in the motion. It was agreed that this bill be included with the bills. There was also a request that a bill from Indian River Glass for some plexi-glass for the backhoe be paid. Q u Mayor Christy stated that there 1S also the bill from Mr. Nichols for the generator in the amount of $70.00. The Deputy City Clerk answered several questions about the bills from Councilman Asting. Upon roll call vote to pay the bills and accounts with the cor- rections the motion CARRIED 5-0. PROCLAMATION Mayor Christy read a proclamation for Library Week February 18th through February 22nd. Mayor Christy stated that Slnce we have the County Fire Marshall present, he would like to rearrange the order of the agenda and move the opening of the bids for the Fire Department water tanker up and take care of that now. There were no objections from the Council. The Deputy City Clerk read the Certification of Bids on the water tanker. Bids received from: Superior GMC Trucks, Inc. No bid Truck Power & Equipment Co. - $61,930. Grumman Emergency Product Div.- $77,983. alternate $71,105 and $74,284. This information was given to the Fire Chief to study and bring a recommendation back to the Council in a few minutes. PAVING PRESENTATION Mr. Jim Jackson was given the floor to give a presentation on his paving equipment. He showed the Council some slides, explaining the process that is followed with each machine. He answered some l-B questions from the Council. COMMUNICATIONS Analysis of Insurance Bids The Deputy City Clerk read over this analysis as the Council looked over their copies. Mayor Christy stated that there are representatives present from all three of the companies whose bids were received: Caton, J.E. Tumblin, American League. Mr. Richard Caton made some comments to the Council in regard to his policy. There were no questions from the Council members. Mr. Bob McKelvey, representing the Florida League of Cities program spoke to the Council that their program is designed specifically for Cities in Florida. He answered some questions from the Council about this program. Mr. Richard Watkins, representing the J.E. Tumblin Agency also spoke to the Council, asking that the coverages be reviewed closely. He answered some questions from the Council members. -2- Q Q Mayor Christy read the total figures of each of the bids: J.E. Tumblin Florida League Caton $52,498. $29,249. $25,683. ~ Councilman Ledbetter made a motion that we accept the Caton bid for the insurance, b~ing seconded by Councilman Rotundo. There were several questions about the different coverages on each of the programs at this time. Mr. Caton recommended that the Council make March 1, 1980 the date of expiration, and that the bids be set up every three years. If a company provides you with this service for three years, they will offer you a savings at the end of the three year term if your losses are good, this would be to the City's advantage. Councilman Ledbetter incorporated the limit of one year in his motion, Councilman Rotundo accepted this in his second to the motion. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. The Deputy City Clerk read a letter from the Zoning Board in regard to the board's review and approval of the final plat for Riveredge Terrace (Harris Construction). This approval under the condition that the Council make arrangements for a certified engineer to inspect the installation of the utilities as soon as possible. Also that the Council adopt the board~s 2-A previous request in regard to two story homes in the R-lA District. Councilman Asting made a motion that we hold this first request until Briley Wild can look at the final plat and approve it and the utilities installations, being seconded by Councilman Led- better. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. Attorney Woods stated that as far as the second part of the letter, if the Council decides to act on this they will have to hold a' Public Hearing. Councilman Asting stated that this request was made previously and it was denied. Attorney William Gillespie, spoke in behalf of Mr. Harris, asking the Council to consider the request and the fact that these are unique circumstances as compared with the rest of the City. He went on to explain the situation. The property in question is easterly of Riverside Drive, and the owner of the property directly across on tne west of Riverside Drive has no objections to this subdivision. He wants the Council to consider only restricting,/ the houses that are contiguous to the street abutting the waterv way to one story only, and not restrict the entire subdivision. Councilman Rotundo made a motion to deny the request,being seconded by Councilman Glaser. Councilman Ledbetter stated that he would have liked to table this in order to give each Councilman a chance to look over this area and perhaps get an opinion from the City Attorney. Attorney Woods stated that this will require a Public Hearing because this is adding a special exception in our present R-lA Zoning District to allow two-story homes east of Riverside Drive. -3- ~ o Councilman Asting stated that he also agrees with Mr. Ledbetter. He feels that we should have a Public Hearing on this and dis- cuss it thoroughly. Attorney Woods stated that this is a Council decision. Councilman Glaser stated that we should decide whether this is going to be allowed or not, he added that the work has been going on with this subdivision for some time now and we have all had a chance to look it over, however if the Council wants to hold a Public Hearing to receive input from the public he is willing to go along with this. Councilman Rotundo did not want to withdraw his motion. Councilman Glaser said that he would stay with his second. Mr. DeMuch , 2001 Royal Palm Drive was given the floor, stating that we have a man who wants to put in a subdivision on the east side of #1, and he is being rejected. He added that he is surprised and disgusted with the action unless there are some definite reasons for this except personal reasons. Mr. Siciliano, Fernald Street, spoke to the Council about this. He went over the things that the Zoning Board took into consider- ation upon making their recommendation to the Council. Mr. Harris was asked by the Council to answer some questions. He explained that he does not know exactly how many two story homes will be built, but he has had a couple of requests for them. He added that having a few two story homes will add to the beauty of the subdivision, he does not plan to have any houses exactly alike. Mr. Nichols, 3039 Mango Tree Drive stated that he feels that when an individual purchases property to build on, he should be allowed to build whatever he wishes. Mrs. Harris explained to the Council that they intend to stay within the 22 feet, which is allowed already by the ordinance, but to put this into two stories. Mayor Christy asked the attorney if the Council would be open for a law suit from the individual who asked earlier to build a two story house. Attorney Woods stated that this has nothing to do with that, the Council is now considering a uniform change in the zoning of the City. He added that he can never guarantee that the City will not be sued. Mr. Don Williams, 115 North Riverside, stated that since his house is part of the discussion, he would like to say that if the Council grants a two story building now, he would not sue the City. He feels that it was a mistake in the first place not to allow this and for the City to correct a mistake is a good step forward. 2-B Councilman Glaser stated that presently the ordinance requires a special exception to go before the Board of Adjustments unless it's in the Subdivision Ordinance. He asked if the Zoning Board is asking that this particular matter would not go before the Board of Adjustments but merely be approved by the Zoning Board and the City Council. Attorney Woods stated that he feels this is correct, however it is usual procedure that a special exception be granted by our Board of Adjustments. Any variance that you granted under your Subdivision -4- o o Ordinance would have to be in conformity with your Zoning Laws. Mr. Ted Jacomus spoke to the Council of the quality of home~ that are built by Mr. Harris, and he asked if Mr. Rotundo and Mr. Glaser would state their reasons for not approving this? Councilman Rotundo stated that he is just abiding by the Ordinance. Councilman Glaser stated that he personally is opposed to the two story houses on the east side of Riverside Drive, however he has heard some very logical arguments for this. Attorney Gillespie spoke to the Council again that the heighth limitation is what the Council should be looking at, not how many stories are in the house. There was further discussion on this. Upon roll call vote on the motion to deny the recommendation of the Zoning Board, the motion DIED 1-4. Councilman Asting made a motion that the Council hold a Public Hearing for the purpose of hearing this R-lA zoning rule on two story buildings,being seconded by Councilman Ledbetter. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. \ At this time the Fire Chief was asked to glve his recommendation on the tanker bids. Mr. Severance stated that they request that the City Council accept the bid from Truck Power & Equipment Company. They meet each and every specification. The Deputy City Clerk read the Certification of Funds. Councilman Rotundo made a motion to accept the recommendation, being seconded by Councilman Glaser. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. The Deputy City Clerk read a letter from the Zoning Board in regard to Mr. Kochis wishing to build a single family residence in a B-3 zoning area. 3-A Mr. Siciliano answered some questions about this recommendation. He explained that this man's building meets all of the building requirements. There was discussion among the Council and Mr. Siciliano about this, and about the fact that people wanting to build single family homes in commercial or multi-family districts are having to get their site plans appoved. It is not only becoming very time consuming for them, but it could be costly also. Attorney Woods reminded the Council that they are going to hold a Public Hearing to remedy this. Councilman Asting stated that we should continue to go the way we are, with the Public Hearing, and authorize the Building Official to issue building permits so that we won't be holding these people up. There was discussion as to whether this should be done. Mr. Siciliano stated that there was a joint meeting with the Zoning Board and the Planning Board and the majority of both boards agreed to have the Building Official continue as is in a temporary manner until the mistake in the ordinance can be officially corrected. -5- o o Attorney Woods suggested that it would be to the best interest of the City and the people effected for the Council to authorize the Building Official to issue the building permits in these particular zones. This is causing a hardship and earlier he was being bound by the strict wording of the ordinance. Councilman Asting made a motion to this effect, being seconded by Councilman Ledbetter. Mr. Opal told the Council that this matter was brought to the Zoning Board's attention by the Building Inspector. The recom- mendation is to allow the inspector to temporarily go about his business and approve the site plans for the single family homes until the correction can be made to the ordinance. The Zoning Board does not want to be meeting every day to approve these site plans and we shouldn't be holding these people up. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. At this time Attorney John Bolt, representing Mr. George Cameron spoke to the Council that Mr. Cameron has exactly the same problem as was just discussed. The only exception being that Mr. Cameron has already gotten the site plan approval. From the decision just made by the Council, it is interpreted that Mr. Cameron can also get his building permit tomorrow, therefore there is no need to keep them on the agenda tonight. The Council took a five minute recess. Reconvene: The Deputy City Clerk read a letter from the Zoning Board recommending the Council zone the area known as Edgewater Public School, Cemetery and Church R-4, with school, cemetery and church as a special exception. Councilman Ledbetter made a motion that we reject this, for the simple reason that the cemetery, the church and school have been there since year one, being seconded by Councilman Asting. The Deputy City Clerk read the letter from the City Planner to the Zoning Board in regard to this matter. Councilman Rotundo said the question is should we take the recom- mendation of the City Planner. He feels that we should. Councilman Ledbetter stated that he would like to see this area zoned what it has always been, he doesn't think the zoning should be changed. Councilman Glaser stated that the recommendations from two of our City Planners have been very similar. He feels that we should go along with the board's recommendation. 3-B Mr. Siciliano explained that they are not trying to hinder anyone here; they are just trying to keep from having so many different classifications in the ordinance. It is just another correction to Ordinance 880. There was discussion with the attorney about this. The Mayor read from the Ordinance. It was explained that the buildings in question could expand, but no one could build a school or a church or put a cemetery in any other R-4 district without getting a special exception first. Upon roll call vote on the motion, it DIED 2-3. Councilman Rotundo, Councilman Glaser and Mayor Christy voting NO. -6- o o Councilman Ledbetter made a motion that we pass a resolution of intent to instruct the City Attorney to draw an Ordinance leaving the cemetery, the Union Church and the school property as is, being seconded by Councilman Asting. Upon roll call the motion DIED 2-3. Councilman Rotundo, Councilman Glaser and Mayor Christy voting NO. Councilman Asting stated that we have some business people in the audience who are waiting on some occupational licenses to be acted upon. He would like to see this taken care of now, so that these people don't have to wait any longer before going home. Mayor Christy stated that we should finish the matter at hand presently. Councilman Glaser made a motion to accept the recommendation of the Zoning Board and the City Planner to zone this area R-4 to be a special exception, being seconded by Councilman Rotundo. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 3-2. Councilman Ledbetter and Councilman Asting voting NO. The Deputy City Clerk read an application from Vincent Turano, 2118 Needle Palm Drive for a Handyman business. Mr. Turano stated that he is not going to store any equipment at his home in regard to this business. Councilman Ledbetter made a motion to grant this home occupational license, being seconded by Councilman Asting. Upon roll call the motion CARRIED 5-0. The Deputy City Clerk read an application from Joseph Vasquez, 109 South Ridgewood for a Cement Work business. Mr. Vasquez stated that he is not going to keep any equipment at his home, it will just be for the telephone and his mail. Councilman Asting made a motion to grant this license, being seconded by Councilman Rotundo. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. The Deputy City Clerk read an application from Mrs. Edward Midgett, 1724 India Palm Drive for a business of buying and delivering groceries for local residents. She would use her home telephone to receive orders she will not store materials or supplies. Mrs. Midgett was present earlier at the meeting, but was not available for comment at this time. Councilman Ledbetter made a motion to grant the license, being seconded by Councilman Asting. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. The Beputy City Clerk read an application from Murray Rochford, 1805 Needle Palm Drive for a painting and decorating business. Mr. Rochford stated that no vehicle will be parked at this address in regard to the business. Councilman Asting made a motion to grant this license, being seconded by Councilman Led~etter. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. The Deputy City Clerk read a letter from the Board of Adjustments stating that the board granted a variance to Mr. Robert E. Webster to build a small retail store at U.S.l near Winn Dixie, requesting the Council to grant this variance. -7- o o 4-A Councilman Ledbetter made a motion to grant the variance, being seconded by Councilman Asting. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. The Deputy City Clerk read a recommendation from the Merit Board that Mr. Vandergrifft be appointed to the P.B.A. Advisory Board for the coming year. Councilman Asting made a motion that Mr. Vandergrifft be appointed to the P.B.A. Advisory Board, being seconded by Councilman Rotundo. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. The Deputy City Clerk read a letter from T.A. Wadsworth, Water Systems Supervisor recommending that the City refund monies that were collected from Mr. G.A. Cameron for water and sewer connection at 1717 South Riverside Drive. Councilman Asting made a motion that we refund this money, being seconded by Councilman Ledbetter. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. There was discussion about provisions being made about situations like this. COORDINATORS REPORTS Councilman Rotundo asked if the Fire Chief would take the floor. Mr. Severance spoke to the Council about a seminar that is being held April the 19th and 20th in Palatka. He would like to send six firemen to this seminar. This will cost $360 and it will come out of the Fire Department's budget. He added that he would also like the Council to approve payment for their rooms at $20. each. The entire expenditure will be $480. Councilman Ledbetter made a motion to expend the $480. for this, being seconded by Councilman Asting. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. Mr. Severance stated that he has not had a chance to get into City Hall, however the City will be receiveing a bill from Overhead Door Company. He would like this bill to be held because the work was not done properly. Mr. Severance stated that the property that they have been looking at for a fire house fell through. He would like for the Council to contact the City of New Smyrna Beach and get their feelings on the possible purchase of the corner lot of the 12th and Mango(200 by 200 feet lot). This was deeded to New Smyrna by the County years ago. There was discussion about other pieces of property in this area. Mr. Severance stated that they are looking at one piece of property at a time. Councilman Rotundo made a motion that we send a letter to the City of New Smyrna Beach in regard to the purchase of this property, being seconded by Councilman Ledbetter. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. At this time Chief Baugh was given the floor. He read an addition that he would like made to the Police Procedures Manual. Councilman Rotundo made a motion that we accept the recommendation of the Police Chief and have Article 150 added to the Police Pro- cedures Manual, being seconded by Councilman Glaser. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. -8- Q Q Councilman Ledbetter stated that he feels that if a police car is involved in an accident he feels that an independent investi- gation should be made. The Police Chief explained that this is done, however he feels that a more detailed investigation and report should also be made by one of our investigators. 4-B Councilman Glaser stated that he would like to discuss the letter he submitted concerning the City Clerk. The Deputy City Clerk read the letter requesting a salary lncrease for the City Clerk. The City Clerk's present salary is $12,100. Mayor Christy stated that he agrees with the lncrease, Mr.Herget is an asset to the City. Councilman Ledbetter stated that during the sixteen years he has been in Edgewater, Mr. Herget has made one of the three good City Clerks that we have had. He earns his money. He is concerned however if we raise his salary now, are we going to have to be able to do this for the other department heads? Mayor Christy stated that he doesn't see that the other depart- ment heads come into this, because the City Clerk has many other responsibilities and positions, and he does them all very well. He suggested that we go along with Mr. Glaser's recommendation. Councilman Asting stated that we incorporated a ten percent in- crease for him in the budget for this year and this was granted already. He agreed that the City Clerk is doing a fine job. Councilman Ledbetter made a motion that we increase his salary to $13,000, being seconded by Councilman Glaser. Upon roll call vote, the motion CARRIED 5-0. Mayor Christy stated that he had asked for input for his trip to Tallahassee. This is a chance to get on the legislation. RESOLUTIONS City Attorney Woods read Resolution No. 80-R-136 A RESOLUTION APPOINTING VIC VANDERGRIFFT TO THE EDGEWATER MERIT BOARD, OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA: REPEALING ALL RESO- LUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Councilman Asting made a motion to adopt this Resolution, being seconded by Councilman Ledbetter. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. City Attorney Woods read Resolution No. 80-R-137 A RESOLUTION GRANTING A VARIANCE ON CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA OWNED BY CHARLES M. HERBERT, REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Councilman Asting made a motion to adopt this Resolution, baing seconded by Councilman Glaser. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. -9- o o City Attorney Woods read Resolution No. 80-R-138 A RESOLUTION GRANTING A VARIANCE ON CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA OWNED BY FRANK COSTA, REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Councilman Asting made a motion to adopt this Resolution, being seconded by Councilman Ledbetter. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. ORDINANCES City Attorney Woods read the second reading of Ordinance No.80-0-4l AN ORDINANCE GRANTING A CHANGE IN ZONING ON CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA NOW OWNED BY DOUGLAS COLE FROM ITS PRESENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF FPL AND I-I TO THE R-4 MULTI- FAMILY DISTRICT, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Councilman Ledbetter made a motion to adopt this Ordinance, being seconded by Councilman Asting. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. City Attorney Woods read the first reading of Ordinance No.80-0-43 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 19 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA ENTITLED UTILITIES AND SERVICES BY ESTABLISHING ARTICLE I, WATER, PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS, THE REQUIREMENT OF CONNECTIONS TO THE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM, ESTABLISHMENT OF SERVICE CHARGE, MINIMUM DEPOSITS, CONNECTION CHARGES, MONTHLY BILLS, DISCONTINUANCE OF SERVICE FOR NON- PAYMENT, RE-ESTABLISHING CHARGE, MINIMUM METER RATES, MULTIPLE MINIMUM CHARGE, RATE INCREASE AND BI-ANNUAL REVIEW, EXTRAORDINARY SERVICE CALL CHARGES, IRRIGATION AND SWIMMING POOL PROVISIONS, SPECIAL USE PROVISIONS, FIRE HYDRANT RENTAL, WATER SERVICES FOR FIRE PROTECTION, SYSTEMS OUTSIDE THE CITY, RE-SALE OF WATER OUT- SIDE THE CITY, LIMITATIONS OF NEW CONNECTIONS, TAMPERING WITH PROPERTY, PROHIBITS BOOSTER PUMPS, LIMITS STRUCTURES, REFUSALS OF SERVICE AND PENALTIES, ESTABLISHING ARTICLE II, SEWERS, PROVIDING FOR THE REQUIREMENTS OF CONNECTION TO THE SEWER SYSTEM, CONNECTION CHARGES, PROHIBITS TAP-IN WITHOUT PAYMENT, PROVIDES FOR CONNECTION AT THE TIME OF CONSTRUCTION AND THEREAFTER, SET DEPOSIT FEES, SERVICE BILLS, SCHEDULE OF MONTHLY CHARGES, SETTING FORTH PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION THEREWITH, ESTABLISHING ARTICLE III, DEVELOPMENT FEES FOR MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY AND WASTE WATER TREATMENT FACILITIES EXTENSIONS, PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS, PURPOSE OF ARTICLE AND METHOD OF FINANCE, DEVELOPMENT FEE REVIEW, FEE SCHEDULES, AND IMPOSITION OF FEES AND PENALTIES FOR NON-PAYMENT, USE OF PROCEEDS, SETTING UP A TRUST FUND, PROVIDING FOR VIOLATIONS THEREWITH, REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE, PROVIDING FOR ADVERTISEMENT BY THE CITY CLERK. Councilman Rotundo made a motion to adopt this Ordinance, being seconded by Councilman Glaser. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-1. Councilman Asting voting NO. Councilman Asting stated that he objects to the reduction in time from one year to ninety days that the ordinance now reads -10- '-> o I . OLD BUSINESS The Deputy City Clerk read the Certification of Bids for the police cars: New Smyrna Chrysler Plymouth Spence Chevrolet Higgenbotham Chevrolet J. J. Vaughn Ford Mercury Daytona Dodge $6,025. per car 6,127. per car 6,450. per car 6,439.35 per car 6,300. per car Chief Baugh's recommendation was that the Council go with the County bid price. We can save $342.28 on two vehicles this way. The County bid number being #79B-279, price $5,853.86 per car. These are regular police cars. The Council discussed this with the Chief. It was the consensus of the Council to get the better vehicles, even if a little more money has to be spent. We need cars that we will not have to put money out for repairs. Councilman Asting made a motion to buy the Aspens that the Chief is recommending, being seconded by Councilman Rotundo. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 4-1. Mayor Christy voting NO. The Deputy City Clerk read a letter from the City Clerk stating that there is a vaoancy on the Industrial Development Board and two vacancies on the Board of Governors. 5-A Councilman Rotundo made a motion to appoint Mr. Al Kruse to the Board of Governors, being seconded by Councilman Ledbetter. Upon roll call vote the motion CARRIED 5-0. There was discussion at this time with the Police Chief about the traffic problem atthe Post Office. AUDIENCE MISCELLANEOUS None NEW BUSINESS None Councilman Asting made a motion to adjourn, being seconded by Councilman Ledbetter. Motion CARRIED. Meeting adjourned. Minutes submitted by: Nancy Blazi Debbie Sigler Coun ilman d~ Councilman W.. 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