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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes-05-08-79-Regular MeetingMINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY MAY 8, 1979 T A B L E O F M I N U T E A C T I O N S SUBJECT: ACTION: PAGE NO. Appeal, Zone Change Case #143, 10535 Granted; staff to prepare Paramount B1. documents for final action 2 Resolution #3673, Ordering Annexation to Lighting Maint. Dist, AD 121 (Annex. 79/2-21) Adopted 2 Zone Change Case #138 (pre -zoning) bet. City Mgr. to contact Bell Gardens Downey& Bell Gardens City Mgr. for decision re boundary realignment 3 Minutes: Regular Meeting, April 24, 1979 Approved Corres. from Mobile Park residents re apprec. to Harry Rayson for solving parking problem at Tahitian Village Filed Corres. from Coldwell Banker re Zone Change Case #138, Bell Gardens -Downey Filed Presentation of Downey Community Hospital Budget for 1979-80 Received & filed Corres. from Planning Comm. req. Council consideration re policy for tree requiremts. & reducing 15 gal. to 5 gal. Filed Rejection of Legal Claim, Ref. #417, & Rejection of appl. forleave to present late claim, Ref. #418 Approved CC #444, Apollo Park Development: Plans & specs & auth. to advertise (A/C #29-20301) Approved General Warrants: #175470 - 175687 #205723 - 205773 Approved Downey Chamber of Commerce Quarterly Report, January 1 - March 31, 1979 Filed Req. of Capital National Bank re proposed Bldg. expansion at LaReina & Second Approved 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 Req. to retain existing signs at Marshal Appl. to be made to Planning Comm. Arts studio on Firestone & LaReina for variance 4 Ordinance amending DMC (re Fire Zone I) Introduced 4 Ordinance #592, Repealing & Adding Secs. to DMC re Civil Defense & Disasters Adopted 4 Ordinance amending Zoning Map adopted by Sec. 9106.06 DMC (Zone Change Case #140) Introduced 5 Replacement of Gasoline Engine at Water Well #1 (formerly #13), Telegraph Rd. at Rio Hondo: Appropriation from Retained Earnings of Downey WAer system Fund 51 to establish CIP #18614 Approved 5 Golf Course Fee Schedule Changes for Green Fees & Cart Rentals, effective 5/15/79 Approved 5 Report on Use of Radar in Selective Traffic Enforcement in City Received & filed 6 Report recommending denial of request for discount in banquet rate for Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament Received & filed 6 Page 1 of 2 COUNCIL MIN-=S,-MAY 8, 1979 TABLE OF MINUTE ACTIONS (CONTINUED) SUBJECT: Taxi Service: Applications of Day & Nite Yellow Cab Co. & L.A. Yellow Cab Co. Proposed use of City's General Revenue Sharing Funds for this fiscal year Joint meeting with Planning Commission Special meeting for Community Dev. Comm. Councilman Greene nominated as delegate to SCAG General Assembly Committee City Clerk to notify League of California Cities re appointments of delegate & alternate to League Budget Study Session Councilman Mackaig called for strict enforcement of City's Ordinance re door-to-door solicitations Cerritos Corridor Juvenile Diversion Proj. Unfinished street & curb on W/s Orizaba Ave S/o Orange St. Status report on I-105 Freeway Recess to executive Session Meeting adjourned to 4:30 p.m., May 14, 1979 ACTION: Hearing set for 5/29/79 Hearing set for 5/29/79 Set for 5/14/79 Set for 4:00 p.m., 5/14/79 Set for 5:00 p.m., 5/15/79 Report forthcoming from program To be brought back as an Agenda item x. PAGE NO. 6 7 7 7 7 7 8 8 Page 2 of 2 MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY MAY 8, 1979 The City Council of the City of Downey held a regular meeting at 7:30 p.m., 1-Iay 8, 1979, in the Council Chamber of the Downey City Hall, Mayor.Kenneth J. Miller presiding. PRESENT: Council Members: Milton R. Mackaig Theodore H. Jackman Mayor Pro Tem ,...._. Lyell W. Swearingen William L. Greene Kenneth J. Miller Mayor ,`-- ALSO PRESENT: Charles W. Thompson, City Manager Royal M. Sorensen, City Attorney Ervin Spindel, Director of Community Development Ronald Leege, Director of Finance John T. Neavill, Director of Parks & Recreation William F. Martin, Police Chief Don Davis, Fire Chief William A. Goggin, City Planner Howard Stup, Building Official John Saunders, Personnel Officer Harald J. Henriksen, City Engineer Robert L. Shand, City Clerk -Treasurer Judy McDonnell, Executive Secretary The Invocation was delivered by Reverend Eunice McKinney, Messiah Lutheran Church, The Flag Salute was led by Councilman Swearingen. ,i sue, @0W, Mayor Miller declared the hearing open on Appeal to Zone Change Case No. 143, 10535 Paramount Boulevard. He inquired if the City Clerk had the Proof of Publi- cation, to which the City Clerk responded in the affirmative. It was moved by Councilman Jackman, seconded by Councilman Greene, and so ordered to receive and file the Proof of Publication. Councilman Mackaig requested the appeal be taken under submission and referred back to the Planning Commission. He said he was advised by a Planning Commissioner that he voted against the project because he thought it involved only one parcel when it actually involved two. Councilman Mackaig said if one Commissioner was confused, possibly there are others. Mr. Sorensen advised there is nothing to prevent the Council from taking this under submission and referring it back to the Commission. However, the Commission would have to reset the case for hearing if it wanted to take any action different from that it has already taken. It would then eventually come back to the Council, who would also conduct another hearing to make its decision. Councilman Mackaig indicated he will vote for the Zone Change, and if there is some confusion or misunderstanding, possibly the Commission would like to change its position. Mr. Thompson explained proper communication was made to the Commission on this case. Mayor Miller said he would be willing to have a hearing on the matter before indicating how he will vote. He feels it is wrong for the Council to come to a meeting and declare how they will vote before hearing any testimony. Mr. Goggin reported on the location of the property, which involves two lots, and the applicant's request to change the zone from R-3 to CP, which is commercial - professional and allows businesses that do not conduct retail sales. He commented on the setback requirements for CP uses. He said about a year ago the applicant submitted plans for the property, which would have to be revised to meet setback requirements, or a new proposal would have to be submitted. Mayor Miller inquired if the City Clerk had received any correspondence on this matter. Council Minutes 5/8/79 -1- Mc. Shand replied letters have been received from Mr. aliC, x^. Jcxh"n G. Ya=ar and Mr. Clifford Olsten in favor of the appeal. It was moved by Councilman Jackman, seconded by Councilman Mackaig, and so ordered to receive and file the correspondence. Mayor Miller then inquired if there was anyone present to speak in favor of the Appeal. Mr. Lewis Acquistacace, 7972 Farm Street, said he is also representing his neighbor, Mr. Franz Lechner, and they both feel it would be to the City's advantage for the old structures to be removed from the applicant's property, and replaced. Ms. Maryann Perumian favored commercial development of the property. Mr. Ernie Briggs, 7837 Bairnsdale, feels it would be of benefit to have the old structures removed and rebuilt so the property could become income -producing and provide revenue to the City. There being no one else to speak in favor and no one to speak in opposition, it was moved by Councilman Mackaig, seconded by Councilman Jackman, and passed by unanimous vote to close the hearing. It was moved by Councilman Mackaig, seconded by Councilman Swearingen, and passed by the following vote to grant the Zone Change and not refer it back to the Planning Commission for report. Staff is to prepare the necessary documents for Council action next meeting. Discussion followed. AYES: 5 Council Members: Mackaig, Jackman, Swearingen, Greene, Miller Mayor Miller declared the hearing open on Lighting Maintenance District AD 121, Annexations 79/2 through 79/21. He inquired if the City Clerk had the Affidavit of Posting of Notice and Proof of Publication, to which the City Clerk responded in the affirmative. It was moved by Councilman Jackman, seconded by Councilman Greene, and so ordered to receive and file the Affidavit and Proof. Mayor Miller inquired if the City Clerk had received any written protests or objections. The City Clerk replied a letter was received from David and Adeline Schaffer opposing the annexation and claiming they have adequate lighting where they live. It was moved by Councilman Jackman, seconded by Councilman Mackaig, and so ordered to receive and file the correspondence. Mr. Spindel explained the annexation involves lights which have either been installed as a result of requirements of subdivisions, Planning Commission actions, or Section 8100, while others are under construction. All the lights are high pressure sodium. He commented on the established rate for the properties involved, and pointed out the property of Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer is not involved in any of the annexations. There being no one present to speak in protest to the annexation, it was moved by Councilman Jackman, seconded by Councilman Mackaig, and so ordered to close the hearing. RESOLUTION NO. 3673 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY ORDERING ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN AREAS TO THE LIGHTING MAINTENANCE DISTRICT AD 121 AND TO MAINTAIN AND FURNISH ELECTRICAL CURRENT TO THOSE STREET LIGHTING FIXTURES LOCATED ON STREETS AND PUBLIC PLACES WITHIN THOSE AREAS UNTIL JANUARY 31, 1983 (ANNEXATIONS 79/2 THROUGH 79/21) The Resolution was read by title only. It was moved by Councilman Jackman and seconded by Councilman Swearingen to waive further reading. It was moved by Councilman Jackman, seconded by Councilman Swearingen, and passed by the following vote to adopt Resolution No. 3673. Council Minutes 5/8/79 -2- Coucil.man Mackaig said in view of Proposition 13, thi, could he an area ,mere the City could save some money. Mr. Spindel pointed out the lighting districts are self-supporting through the assessments. Discussion followed. Councilman Greene feels that with the energy crisis, staff should not impose this condition on property owners. Mr. Thompson said staff is following the existing ordinance, and if it is a concensus of the Council, the ordinance should be changed. Mr. Spindel explained the lights are off peak loads, which the Edison Company advises do not place any drain on their energy supply because they are on primarily at night. Councilman Greene asked that an Edison Company representative be invited to attend the Council Meeting to be held jointly with the Planning Commission. AYES: 3 Council Members: Jackman, Greene, Miller NOES: 2 Council Members: Mackaig, Swearingen CONSENT CALENDAR Mr. Thompson explained the Downey Community Hospital Budget was submitted on May lst as required under the lease. There are certain aspects of the Budget which may be approved by Council and others must be either approved or disapproved. If no action is taken within 30 days after submission, these items are considered to be approved without action. The Budget is on the Council Agenda at this time to be received and filed. Mayor Miller asked that a copy be placed in the Library for the public's review. The rest of the Council consented. It was moved by Councilman Jackman and seconded by Councilman Mackaig to approve the Consent Calendar. The motion and second were then withdrawn pending further discussion. A discussion was held regarding the correspondence from Coldwell Banker con- cerning proposed Zone Change No. 138 (pre -zoning) between the Cities of Downey and Bell Gardens. Mayor Miller feels strongly that nothing should be done until Bell Gardens would be willing to realign the boundaries above Foster Bridge Road. Mr. Thompson said Bell Gardens has not taken a positive action on this. Mayor Miller said originally the plan was for Bell Gardens to extend Scout Avenue to the north end to include some flood control property if it is ever vacated. However, the Flood Control has indicated it has no plans for vacation. Councilman Greene suggested this is the time for the Downey City Manager to meet with the Bell Gardens City Manager and express Downey's views. Then, if Bell Gardens does not want to go along with the boundary realignment, the issue should be closed. By Council consent, the City Manager was instructed to 'contact the City Manager of Bell Gardens. It was moved by Councilman Greene, seconded by Councilman Swearingen, and so ordered to approve the Consent Calendar: Minutes: Regulaf Meeting, April 24, 1979. Correspondence from Residents of Mobile Park extending appreciation to Har Rayson for solving parking problem at Tahitian village. Correspondence from Coldwell Banker regarding Zone Change Case No. 138 (pre -zoning), Bell Gardens -Downey Building Code requirements. Presentation of Downey Community Hospital Budget for 1979-80. Council Minutes 5/8/79 -3- Correspondence from Planning Commission-recjuesting Council -consideration on policy for tree requirements and reducing 15 gallon requirement to 5 gallon, 7. David Vaivulu: Resection of Cash Contract #444, Apollo Park Dev-lopment: Plans and specifications and authority to advertise for bads 'Account #29-20?O1). General Warrants° #175470 - 175687q #205723 - 205773 $608,256.42. Downey Chamber of Commerce quarterly report for January 1 - March 31, 1979. Request of Capital National Bank regarding proposed Building expansion at LaReina Avenue and Second Street. (items not on Agenda) Mr. John Huppuch voiced his request to keep the existing signs at the Marshal Arts studio at 8200 Firestone Boulevard on the corner of LaReina. He explained his attempts to obtain a sign permit from the City to re -face the existing sign cans, which were denied, and he requested the Council to overturn the Planning Division's decision that the signs be removed. Mr. Goggin explained City staff did refuse Mr. Huppuch's request to use the existing sign cans because he would have to conform to the Sign Ordinance. The Planning Commission also denied the request, which went to the District Attorney, who referred it hack to the City. Staff feels the cans are illegal and do not conform to the Sign Ordinance. However, new signs were made for the exist- ing cans without receiving the city's approval. Mr. Sorensen advised that if the signs are contrary to the Sign Ordinance, the only way they can be allowed is for the business to obtain a variance. Application would have to be made to the Planning Commission for hearing, and if the Planning Commission denies it, there can be an appeal made to the Council. Mr. Huppuch was then advised to make his application to the Commission for variance. ORDINANCES ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY AMENDING SECTION 8223 OF THE DOWNEY MUNICIPAL CODE (REGARDING FIRE ZONE I) The Ordinance was read by title only. It was moved by Councilman Jackman and seconded by Councilman Greene to waive further reading. It was moved by Councilman Jackman, seconded by Councilman Greene, and passed by unanimous vote to introduce the Ordinance. ORDINANCE NO. 592 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY REPEALING SECTIONS 2430 THROUGH 2435 AND ADDING SECTIONS 2430 THROUGH 2438 OF THE DOWNEY MUNICIPAL CODE RELATING TO CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTERS The Ordinance was read by title only. It was moved by Councilman Jackman and seconded by Councilman Mackaig to waive further reading. It was moved by Councilman Jackman, seconded by Councilman Mackaig, and passed by unanimous vote to adopt Ordinance No. 592. ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DOWNEY AMENDING THE ZONING MAP ADOPTED BY SECTION 9106.06 OF THE DOWNEY MUNICIPAL CODE (PLANNING RESOLUTION NO. 248, ZONE CHANGE CASE NO. 140) The Ordinance was read by title only. Council Minutes 5/8/79 -4- Mr. Frank Evola, 7857 Florence Avenue, commented on the action of the Council to approve his request for an R-2 with a transitional overlay (TO) on the property, the Planning Commission's subsequent recommendation to uphold its original approval of R. 2 with a PUD, and the Council's last action to approve the Planning Commis- sion's recommendation, The PUD, he said, would prohibit development of the property as originally requested, which would be to divide *t into four. sections, three of which would be developed with tri^lexes and the remaining section developed with a fourplex. Discussion followed. It was moved by Councilman Jackman to change the Ordinance to zone the pro- perty R-2 with L, TO. The fourth line of the proposed Ordinance was changed by removing the PUD and adding the TO. Councilman Mackaig left the meeting at 8-34 p.m. The Ordinance was reread by title only. It was moved by Councilman Jackman and seconded by Councilman Greene to waive further reading. It was moved by Councilman Jackman, seconded by Councilman Greene, and passed by the following vote to introduce the Ordinance. AYES- 4 Council Members: Jackman, Swearingen, Greene, Miller ABSENT- 1 Council Member- Mackaig Councilman Mackaig returned to the meeting at 8:37 p.m. MISCELLANEOUS COUNCIL ACTIONS It was moved by Councilman Jackman, seconded by Councilman Mackaig, and passed by unanimous vote to approve appropriation of $6,000 from the Retained Earnings of the Downey Water System Fund 51 to establish Capital Improvements Project #18614 for Replacement of Gasoline Engine at Water well #1 (formerly #13 It was moved by Councilman Swearingen, seconded by Councilman Mackaig, and passed by the following vote to adopt the Rio Hondo Golf Course Fee Schedule ` Changes for Green Fees and Cart Rentals, as recommended by staff and Recreation and Community Services Commission, to become effective May 15, 1979. Mr. Thompson stated the County has not made any decision to increase its fees at the Los Amigos Golf Course. Councilman Jackman expressed concern that increasing the fees at Rio Hondo Golf Course may have an adverse effect on increasing revenue because it could decrease play. Mr. Thompson said one approach might be for the Council to put the new rates into effect May 15th for a period of 45 days until June 30th and to assess what happens with regard to play during that time. Councilman Jackman suggested holding up on the increase for 45 days to see what the County plans to don and then put the increase into effect on July 1st. Councilman Greene recalled that when the County raised its fee at Los Amigos it hurt their play for some time Mr. Thompson suggested as an alternate the possibility of changing the cart rental fee and the seniors' and juniors' rates. Discussion followed. Mr. Neavill pointed out that the Men's Club, who has advance reservations for Saturday and Sunday play, have voiced no objections to the increase. Councilman Jackman said he will concur with approval as long as a close study is made during the six -week period as to the effect of the increase. AYES- 4 Council Members: Mackaig, Jackman, Swearingen, Miller NOES: 1 Council Member: Greene Council Minutes 5/8/79 -5- 113 Report on Use cf Radar in Selective 'Traffic Enforcement in the City of Downey Councilman.Mackaig said he has received comments favoring elimination of the radar traffic enforcement in the City. Councilman Jackman indicated he, has received the opposite reaction from citi- zens who want radar to renain, Mr, Jack Wiley, 8235Adoree, voiced his objection to removal of Police radar. Mr, Tom Parkin, 12803 Downey Avenue, said he is very much opposed to removing radar. He commented people use Downey Avenue as a speedway, and he feels radar is necessary to enforce the speed laws, Councilman Jackman suggested asking the Traffic Committee to study some of the City°s streets with the idea of possibly raising the speed limits to move traffic through faster in certain areas. As to the radar, he feels one of the particular requirements of the Police is traffic control to protect the lives of the citizens, Councilman Mackaig expressed his thoughts that traffic control is important, particularly the visual approach. He said keeping the police officers moving at all times and in sight has many benefits not only for traffic but other crimes, Councilman Greene indicated he will abide by the facts given by the Police Chief, and if the Chief feels radar should be used, then the Council should accept the word of the expert on this matter, Mayor Miller concurred with the radar system and agreed there are some areas in the City that need review. He cited Brookshire as a street on which he feels the speed limit should be increased, Chief Martin said Downey°s radar equipment is accurate and its police officers are trained. The effectiveness of the enforcement program shows that speed in the City contributed to only one percent of the traffic accidents as compared to 23 percent in the County area, The traffic officers work under a selective enforce- ment program and review traffic accidents each week to gain information on which areas need more concentration. Traffic citations are directed at reducing accidents, and it is proven that in areas where traffic laws are strictly enforced,' the accident rate is reduced, Chief Martin expressed his opinion that radar is the way to enforce traffic speed laws. The report was received and filed, denial of the uet Rate at Ri< reduction in the Councilman Mackaig pointed out the Chamber of Commerce did not request the 15 percent reduction; it was his suggestion for the discount to benefit the Chamber°s fundraiser, The report was received and filed, Taxi Service - City of Downey It was suggested the notice of hearing include two applications submitted by Day & Nite Yellow Cab Company and Los Angeles Yellow Cab Company, Mr, Thompson stated two cab companies, Diamond Cab and Checker Cab, have declined submitting requests to the City. It was moved by Councilman Jackman, seconded by Councilman Greene, and so ordered to set a hearing on the two taxicab applications for 7:30 p.m., May 29, 1979, in the Council Chamber of the Downey City Hall. It was moved by Councilman Jackman, seconded by Mayor Miller, and so ordered to set a hearing on proposed use of the City's General Revenue Sharing Funds for this fiscal year for 7:30 p.m., May 29, 1979, in the Council Chamber of the Downey City Hall, It was moved by Councilman Jackman and seconded by Councilman Mackaig to set a joint meeting with the Planning Commission following the Community Development Commission meeting on May 14th, Council Minutes 5/8/79 -6- �2131 The Council discussed setting the Commission meeting for 4a00 p,m. Mr. Sorensen said a special meeting can be called for the Community Develop- ment Commission at 4:00 p.m, on May 14th to consider only those items on the Agenda. It was moved by Councilman Greene and seconded by Councilman Mackaig to set a special meeting of the Community Development Commission for 4200 p.m., May 14, 1979. This Council meeting will be adjourned to 4:30 p.m., May 14, 1979. Mayor Miller referred to the City Council Committee Appointments and mentioned no appointment has been made to the SCAG General 'Assembly 'Committee. It was moved by Councilman Jackman to nominate Councilman Greene as deletate to SCAG. Mayor Miller requested the City Clerk notify the League of California Cities as to the delegate and alternate appointments to the League, Mayor Miller explained his appointment of Councilman Greene as the Council liaison to the Chamber of Commerce was made because he is not actually a member of the Chamber, CITY MANAGER'S REPORT Mr. Thompson suggested the Council might want to consider setting some Budget study sessions, The Budget should be presented to Council by Thursday. The Council then set 5:00 p.m., May 15, 1979, for a Budget study session. A time limit of 8v00 p.m. was established. Councilman Greene requested the Council Members to study their calendars and set future study sessions at that time, ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Councilman Mackaig commented on complaints received concerning door-to-door solicitations occurring in District Four until 9:00 and 10:00 p.m. He asked that the City's Ordinance be strictly enforced, Chief Martin explained the City's requirements for issuing solicitation permits, He said the City's Ordinance is enforced primarily on complaint, Mr. Sorensen advised the City's Solicitation Ordinance was attacked and argued in court. However, it has been taken under submission and a court ruling has not been made as to the validity, Councilman Swearingen mentioned he received a letter from the Cerritos Corridor Juvenile Diversion Program requesting Council decision concerning pro- viding funds for the program, Mr. Thompson said it is the concensus of staff that Downey withdraw as a proponent city because it is too costly for what is received, but stay in the program since it is understood there will be approximately $20,000 received in personnel time for the $7,000 match funds, which would be a good investment. Chief Martin indicated a request has been made of Cerritos Corridor to submit in writing a demand for the hard match with a written statement of how much purchase of service money Downey will receive in return. Councilman Jackman suggested this be decided with the City's Budget and paid after July. Discussion followed. The report from Cerritos Corridor will be distributed to Council as soon as available, Mr. Thompson explained he has been requested by Councilman Swearingen to check into an unfinished street and curb on the west side of Orizaba Avenue south of Orange Street. He has submitted a report to Councilman Swearingen. Councilman Swearingen indicated he receives calls daily concerning this, and he feels something should be done, Mayor Miller asked that this be brought back as an Agenda item, Council Minutes 5/8/79 -7- C332 Councilman Greene referred to the en gasoline dealers to post prices for gasol the County ruling concerning the posting Ordinance be postponed for several weeks. Ordinance'passed to require He requested that in view of the effective date of the It was noted the Ordinance was effective on the date of its publication (May llth) and letters have been sent to the service stations giving them ten days to comply. Councilman Greene requested a status report on the I�105 Century Freeway. Mr. Sorensen explained approximately two weeks ago, he talked to the counsel for Caltrans and followed it up with a letter, wherein he suggested that the cities involved should be kept advised of the subject matter of negotiations, the stage of the neogiations, and that no stipulated judgement could be reached until the other cities involved in the litigation approved it. He has not received a re- sponse to his letter. Discussion followed. Councilman Greene requested an executive session to discuss a personnel matter. Mayor Miller said he received information from the City°s Purchasing Agent that from March 9th to May 2nd the price of gasoline the City purchases, such as unleaded, has increased 64. He, himself, is paying an additional 2 - at the pumps, which he cannot justify. At 9e51 p.m., Mayor Miller recessed the meeting to executive session to discuss a personnel matter. The meeting resumed at 10:40 p.m. with all Council Members present. There being no further business to come before the City Council, the meeting was adjourned at 10:40 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., May 14, 1979, in the Council Chamber of the Downey City Hall. Robert L. Shand, City Clerk -Treasurer Kenneth J. MUler, Mayor Council Minutes 5/8/79 -8-