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Home » City Government » Council » Minutes Archives; 2000 - 2003 » 2000 Council Minutes » November 16, 2000
November 16, 2000
The Lindon City Council held a special meeting on Thursday, November 16, 2000 beginning at 7:00 P.M. in the Lindon City Center, Council Chambers at 100 North State Street, Lindon Utah.
Conducting : Mayor Larry A. Ellertson
Pledge of Allegiance: Scout Aaron Ferguson
Invocation: Ott H. Dameron
PRESENT
Larry A. Ellertson, Mayor
Toby Bath, Councilmember
Lindsey Bayless, Councilmember
James A. Dain, Mayor Pro Tem
Jerald I. Hatch, Councilmember (Arrived 7:46 P.M.)
Ott H. Dameron, City Administrator
Kevin Smith, Planning Director
Venla Gubler, Administrative Clerk ABSENT
Jeff Acerson, Councilmember
REGULAR SESSION
The meeting began at 7:04 P.M.
MINUTES - Review of the regular minutes of October 17, 2000.
The minutes of the regular meeting of October 17, 2000 were reviewed. The following corrections were made:
Page 4, Line 24: Insert the words “in the” before the word “Envision..”
Page 4, Line 25 & 26 Replace the word “promoted” with the word “presentation.” Replace the words “as being” with the phrase “was mentioned as an example of a.” Add the word “community” to the end of the sentence.
Page 5, Line 7: Add the sentence “He further indicated that all but lot 9 had interested parties” after the word “Interchange.”
Page 7, Line 28: Replace the words “not visible” with the word “obscured.”
Page 8, Line 5 & 6: Delete the phrase “Councilmember Dain asked about.” Capitalize the word “the.” Add the phrase “were discussed briefly” to the end of the sentence.
Page 8, Line 7: Add the phrase “in Utah County” after the word “sponsor.”
COUNCILMEMBER DAIN MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING ON OCTOBER 17, 2000 AS CORRECTED. COUNCILMEMBER BATH SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR (JERALD HATCH AND JEFF ACERSON ABSENT.) THE MOTION CARRIED.
OPEN SESSION - Citizens comments
There was no comment.
MAYOR’S COMMENT/REPORT
Mayor Ellertson commended the good work of Councilmember Dain and the General Plan committee. Councilmember Dain mentioned that Planning Director Kevin Smith deserved a lot of credit also. Mayor Ellertson announced the General Plan Open House on November 29, 2000 at 7:00 P.M. He asked the public to come participate in reviewing and commenting on this plan for Lindon’s growth.
Mayor Ellertson said that efforts are continuing on the Pleasant Grove/Lindon I-15 Interchange. The bid has been let and construction will be starting this winter. Progress is being made in working with Pleasant Grove and the property owners in the surrounding area of the Interchange to develop a land use plan. He asked the public to participate in this process.
Mayor Ellertson solicited interested volunteers for the Utah County Cultural Arts Board. He asked if members of the audience had any questions for him. There were none.
BUSINESS
1. Preliminary Plat - Lindon Warehouse, Plat “A.” This is a request by Dana Stubbs to create a 2-unit condominium plat of an existing building at 1450 West 200 South.
Planning Director Kevin Smith introduced Mr. Stubbs to the Council. He explained Mr. Stubb’s request to record a Planned Industrial Development Plat that would allow him to create a 2-unit condominium warehouse. Mayor Ellertson confirmed that no additional structures would be constructed on the property. Mr Smith informed the Council of the recommendations of the Planning Commission on this application. He said they requested that parking needs to be reviewed by staff, having in mind the common and limited common areas of an the association. Mr. Smith said that the Planning Commission asked for the landscaping improvements to be installed per the ordinance requirements. The final recommendation of the Planning Commission was to note the sign ordinance restrictions on the plat for both owners.
After discussion, COUNCILMEMBER BAYLESS MOVED TO APPROVE THE REQUEST BY DANA STUBBS FOR PRELIMINARY PLAT APPROVAL FOR LINDON WAREHOUSE, PLAT “A”, A TWO UNIT PLANNED INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAT LOCATED AT 1450 WEST 200 SOUTH WITH THE RECOMMENDATIONS TO HAVE STAFF REVIEW THE PARKING, REQUIRE LANDSCAPING, CURB AND GUTTER IMPROVEMENTS PER THE APPLICABLE ORDINANCES, AND NOTE SIGN ORDINANCE RESTRICTIONS ON THE PLAT FOR BOTH OWNERS. COUNCILMEMBER DAIN SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR (JERALD HATCH AND JEFF ACERSON ABSENT.) THE MOTION CARRIED.
2. Preliminary Plat - Hamling Meadows, Plat A.” This is a request by Jerry Hamling for preliminary approval of Hamling Meadows, Plat “A,” a one lot subdivision at 600 North Main Street.
Planning Director Kevin Smith introduced Mr. Jerry Hamling to the Council and explained that Mr. Hamling’s request would allow him to plat one lot on the corner of 600 North and Main Street. The plat would dedicate portions of Main Street. Mr. Hamling would bond for improvements on Main Street and would improve 600 North in front of the lot. The plat was reviewed by the Council. Mr. Smith said the Planning Commission had two recommendations: 1) Staff and the applicant should review the parcels affected by the road dedication to assure that Main Street and 600 North are accommodated for; and 2) No temporary cul-de-sac should be required because 600 North only services three homes. The Council discussed the recommendations of the Planning Commission. Conversation occurred on the location of secondary water system boxes and how they may be affected by the extension of 600 North Street.
COUNCILMEMBER BATH MOVED TO APPROVE THE REQUEST BY JERRY HAMLING FOR PRELIMINARY PLAT APPROVAL FOR HAMLING MEADOWS, PLAT A, WITH THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATIONS. COUNCILMEMBER DAIN SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR (JERALD HATCH AND JEFF ACERSON ABSENT.) THE MOTION CARRIED.
3. Preliminary Plat - Ostler Industrial Park, Plat “B.” This is a request by Mike Ahlin for preliminary approval of Ostler Industrial Park, Plat “B,” a one lot subdivision at 1800 West 150 North.
Planning Director Kevin Smith introduced Mr. Ahlin’s request to the Council. He informed the Council of the Planning Commission’s discussion on the placement of the road. He showed the Council the small remnant parcel on the north side of the proposed road. Mayor Ellertson asked if the adjacent property owner the east had been contacted for his input on the placement of the road. Mr. Smith explained that this property owner had been contacted in the past, had attended a DRC meeting, but had given little or no input. Mr. Smith demonstrated to the Council why he the Planning Commission thought this solution to the placement of the road was the most fair to all the affected property owners. Councilmember Bath indicated that the property owner to the east had contacted him personally and was concerned about the placement of the road.
Mayor Ellertson expressed concern that the remnant parcel of Mr. Ahlin’s property be incorporated into the development plans of the property to the north of the project.
Mr Dameron told the Council of the DRC meeting with the applicant and the neighboring property owner. He explained that this plat was an effort to benefit both property owners and not adversely impact either substantially. Mr. Smith proposed that the preliminary plat be approved for Mr. Ahlin and the neighboring property owner be contacted for input before approval of the final plat. Councilmember Bath expressed discomfort that little input was garnered from the neighbor. Councilmember Dain suggested giving preliminary approval conditioned upon obtaining feedback on the proposed road alignment from the neighboring property owner. Mr. Smith offered to call the neighbor the next day.
Discussion of the proposed depth and size of the lots along the freeway occurred.
COUNCILMEMBER DAIN MOVED TO APPROVE THE PRELIMINARY PLAT OF OSTLER INDUSTRIAL PARK, PLAT B, LOCATED AT APPROXIMATELY 1800 WEST 150 NORTH, WITH THE CONDITION THAT FINAL PLAT APPROVAL BE WITHHELD UNTIL FEEDBACK FROM THE ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNER TO THE EAST IS OBTAINED. COUNCILMEMBER BAYLESS SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR (JERALD HATCH AND JEFF ACERSON ABSENT.) THE MOTION CARRIED.
4. Agreement - Utah Auto Sales. Review and approval of a lease agreement with Utah Auto Sales for the lease of city property along the south side of 60 North Street for overflow parking of vehicles.
Mr. Dameron explained that the proposed lease of city property for overflow parking of Utah Auto Sales would be for a six month term of $500 per month with month to month renewal terms afterward. It would be limited to the front half of the property.
(Councilmember Hatch arrived at 7:47 P.M.)
Mayor Ellertson asked about Article III(A) of the lease concerning insurance. Councilmember Hatch asked if the lease prohibited the use of the lawn for vehicle parking. Councilmember Dain asked if the lease required Utah Auto Sales to maintain the lawn area. The lease was reviewed and found lacking only in prohibiting parking on the lawn area. Mr. Dameron noted that the lease agreement allowed for month to month rent of the property after the initial 6 months of the lease.
After receiving satisfactory answers to the questions and more discussion, COUNCILMEMBER BATH MOVED TO APPROVE THE REAL ESTATE LEASE AGREEMENT WITH UTAH AUTO SALES WITH THE CONDITION THAT A CLAUSE BE ADDED TO THE AGREEMENT CONCERNING THE PROHIBITION OF PARKING ON THE LAWN AND AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT. COUNCILMEMBER HATCH SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR. THE MOTION CARRIED.
5. Review and Action - Funding Participation for Animal Shelter. Orem City has proposed remodeling the Animal Shelter at Orem City which is used by most north Utah County cities. Lindon City’s participation will be approximately $6,600.
Mayor Ellertson informed the Council and the audience that Lindon City, along with other north Utah County cities had been using the Orem Shelter for their animal control needs. The County has one other animal shelter in Provo. The Shelter is reaching capacity and suggestions and solutions for the problem have been sought. Focus has been given to an aggressive spay and neuter program that has been discussed at previous Council meetings. Orem City has developed a proposal to expand its facility. Lindon City’s share in the expansion would be approximately $6,600. This expansion would extend the need to build a new facility about five years into the future.
Councilmember Bayless asked why Lindon City’s share was less than previous figures. Mayor Ellertson explained that Orem City had decided to share in the costs, where previously they had declined on the premise that the entire initial construction cost had been borne by them. Mayor Ellertson asked Mr. Dameron if this proposal was approved if payment could be made in this fiscal year budget. Mr. Dameron indicated that reserves would allow for payment within this fiscal year.
COUNCILMEMBER BAYLESS MOVED TO APPROPRIATE $6,600 FROM THE GENERAL FUND RESERVES FOR LINDON’S SHARE OF THE FUNDING OF AN EXPANSION OF THE OREM ANIMAL CONTROL FACILITY. COUNCILMEMBER HATCH SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR. THE MOTION CARRIED.
6. Discussion - 4-Way Stops on Center Street at 200 East and 400 East. Review of traffic engineer recommendations for 4-way stops at the intersections of Center Street and 400 East and Center Street and 200 East.
This item was held for later discussion to allow the traffic engineer to arrive.
7. Agreement - Canberra Homeowners Association. This item was first presented to the Council on September 19, 2000. The Homeowners Association is disbanding and has requested the city consider accepting the properties owned by them. This land includes the 1200 East storm water detention basin and a parcel on the west side of the 1200 East across from the basin. New language concerning the maintenance of the Canberra entry sign and lighting has been added to the proposed agreement.
This item was held for later discussion to allow representative of the Homeowners Association to arrive and present the proposed agreement.
COUNCILMEMBER DAIN MOVED TO ADJOURN THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING AND CONVENE THE LINDON CITY MUNICIPAL BUILDING AUTHORITY. COUNCILMEMBER BATH SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR. THE MOTION CARRIED.
BOARDMEMBER BAYLESS MOVED TO ADJOURN THE MEETING OF THE LINDON CITY MUNICIPAL BUILDING AUTHORITY AND RECONVENE THE CITY COUNCIL. BOARDMEMBER HATCH SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR. THE MOTION CARRIED.
CITY COUNCIL REPORTS
WATER, GENERAL PLAN, BUILDING INSPECTION, ENGINEERING
Councilmember Dain informed the Council that a conversation with Chief Building Official Phil Brown indicated a need to discuss the height restriction of the hillside overlay ordinance. The plans for the first home in Canberra Heights had been received by the Building Department. Figures for the height of the home indicate that the ordinance actually allows more height rather than less height than the regular ordinance. Councilmember Dain expressed the opinion that the intent of the height restriction of the hillside overlay ordinance was not to have taller homes, but that homes in that district should be shorter than homes on the lower hills. He recommended that the height restriction be amended. Mr. Dameron agreed with Councilmember Dain and recommended that the ordinance be amended. The Council agreed by consensus to hold a public hearing on the amendment. Pending building permits would be held until after the public hearing because an ordinance in is under study and is pending.
Councilmember Dain updated the Council on the progress of the Lion’s Building remodeling. He commended Mr. Brown for the nice job and commented that it was coming in under budget also. Councilmember Bayless suggested an open house/ribbon cutting to honor the donors of the project.
Councilmember Dain invited the Council to attend the General Plan Open House on November 29th. He said that comment sheets would be available for the public to elucidate their ideas. He remarked that the General Plan would then be presented to the Planning Commission and would come before the City Council in January. Mayor Ellertson issued an open invitation to Councilmembers to attend a planning session for the I-15 Interchange in Pleasant Grove that same evening from 5:00 to 7:00 P.M.
SEWER, SOLID WASTE, PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND PROPERTIES
Councilmember Hatch reported on a meeting with himself and Stewart Cowley of the Solid Waste District and representatives of the Union Pacific Railroad. He informed the Council that the railroad representatives were very receptive to them. There had been no trouble with railroad car availability since. Councilmember Hatch expressed confidence that the contract which requires that waste be transported by rail would stay as is for the time being.
Councilmember Hatch also reported on the Housing Consortium Board meeting. He said Lindon’s share of “HOME” funds amounted to $28,045.39. Mayor Ellertson reported on a conversation with Gene Carly of the Utah County Housing Authority about a project for affordable housing in Lindon. Mr. Dameron asked the Council if they would like to invite Mr. Carly for a work session on an affordable housing project. Councilmember Bath commented that the Housing Authority has a housing project located by the Oak Canyon Jr. High School. Councilmember Hatch expressed an interest in a new project that would help the disabled or elderly.
TRAILS, PLANNING, ZONING, BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT, ADMINISTRATION
Councilmember Bayless reported on the trails mini-conference held by UVSC and Utah County cities at the Scera SCERA in Orem. She expressed the opinion that the effect of the conference was extremely positive. She commented that the mindset of other communities’ Mayors and Councilmembers had been changed positively by the presentations at the conference. Councilmember Dain reported that he was impressed by the presentation of the manager of the Salt River Canal Project in Arizona. Councilmember Bayless suggested a Marathon and Rubber Duck Race in the Murdock Canal at the opening of the Murdock Canal Trail. Councilmember Dain commended the negotiating efforts of Mayor Ellertson in the implementation of that proposed trail. Councilmember Bayless added her personal thanks to Mayor Ellertson also.
Councilmember Bayless commented on a conversation she had with a resident about the attitude of the Council toward parks on the east side of town. She reported that members had lost hope of accomplishing their purposes and wondered about how to rejuvenate and rekindle their proposals. She said their feeling was that there had been no response could be had from the City on parks for the East side. She suggested including them in comment for the General Plan and commendation and appreciation be expressed for their efforts to date. Mr. Dameron asked the names of those involved and indicated that a special invitation to the General Plan Open House would be extended.
Councilmember Bayless recommended that Lindon City sponsor a mobile spay and neuter clinic. She explained the programs offered for feral animal spaying and neutering, and pet spaying and neutering. The Council expressed support of the concept.
STREETS, SIDEWALKS, PUBLIC SAFETY AND COURT
Councilmember Bath had nothing to report at this time.
PARKS, RECREATION, EMERGENCY MNGMNT, LINDON FAIR, NEWSLETTER
Councilmember Acerson was not present.
Mayor Ellertson reminded the Council of the invitation to participate in an Ice Sculpture Contest for the “First Night Festival” in Provo on New Year’s Eve. He announced a “Heroes Against Hunger” drive by the regional food bank. The goal is 300,000 lbs of food. He asked for Lindon City participation in collection boxes at the City Center and at the Tree Lighting Ceremony. Councilmember Bayless informed the Council of plans for the Tree Lighting Ceremony.
Mayor Ellertson reported on the Mountainland Association of Governments’ water conservation report. He commented that the per capita use of water in Utah was among the highest in the nation.
He noted the report of the Lindon City Redevelopment Agency. He commented that Mr. Smith had been instrumental in obtaining a grant to plant trees in the community. Mr. Dameron said that plans for a Spring Planting Day were underway. The trees would be planted in the Pheasant Brook Park at about 800 West and 300 North and residents would be encouraged to participate.
Mayor Ellertson requested Council support of a service project spearheaded by Provo’s Mayor Billings to ship unused computer equipment to the Virgin Islands. All donations are tax deductible. 386 megahertz computers and higher were sought. The contact in Provo City is Taylor Oldroyd at 852-6107. The Council expressed favor to the project and consensus for support was given. It was requested that a notice be included in the utility bill to Lindon residents.
6. Discussion - 4-Way Stops on Center Street at 200 East and 400 East. Review of traffic engineer recommendations for 4-way stops at the intersections of Center Street and 400 East and Center Street and 200 East.
Traffic Engineer from JUB Engineers, Kerry Chapman arrived to present new information on the traffic study warrants for Center Street and 200 East. Mayor Ellertson reminded the Council that 4-way stops had been approved on October 3rd for the intersections of Center Street and 400 East and Center Street and 200 East based on Traffic Engineer Ryan Hales recommendations. Mayor Ellertson informed the Council that afterward he had questions about the warrant for 200 East. 200 East had been recommended for a 4-way stop because of accidents at that intersection. He had wondered about the number of accidents since the bridge over the canal on 400 East was opened and the traffic on 200 East decreased significantly. Ms. Chapman reported that only 1 recordable accident had occurred at the intersection of Center Street and 200 East since the bridge opened 17 months ago. She reported that the traffic volumes did not meet the warrants for a 4-way stop and so the recommendation for a 4-way stop at that intersection was withdrawn.
Councilmember Bath commented that the traffic volumes for 400 East must have increased significantly. Ms. Chapman concurred. Mayor Ellertson reported that 5 accidents had occurred at the intersection of Center Street and 400 East this year and that 7 had occurred since the opening of the bridge. Ms. Chapman recommended a 4-way stop for Center Street and 400 East and a re-evaluation be scheduled for Center Street and 200 East in one year to see if traffic warrants remain reduced on that intersection.
Barbara Walker of 400 East clarified that 400 East would have 4-way stop signs installed. Mayor Ellertson confirmed and explained the other traffic calming measures that had been ordered for 400 East.
COUNCILMEMBER BATH MOVED TO CONDUCT A TRAFFIC STUDY FOR CENTER STREET AND 200 EAST IN ONE YEAR, THAT NO 4-WAY STOP BE INSTALLED AT THIS TIME, AND THAT 2-WAY STOP PLACARDS BE INSTALLED ON THE CURRENT STOP SIGNS. COUNCILMEMBER BAYLESS SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR. THE MOTION CARRIED.
ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT
Mr. Dameron:
1. Directed Council attention to a list of scheduled meetings and holiday closings in their packets. He asked for volunteers for the Engineering Coordination Meeting on November 22nd. Councilmembers Bayless and Bath agreed to attend.
2. Reported that Staker Construction had been awarded the bid for the I-15 Interchange at $2.9 million less than the engineer’s estimate.
3. Informed the Council that the Municipal Building Authority closed on the McLaughlin/Wardley property for the I-15 Interchange project. The Barnes Bullets property closing is still pending.
4. Recommended the Council consider Friday, December 22nd for the Family Christmas Party. He also recommended that December 26th be the extra holiday given to staff for Christmas. The Council approved his recommendations by consensus.
5. Asked the Council for preferences on dates for the February Retreat. He mentioned that City Attorney Gordon Duval had offered his firm’s cabin at Timberlakes in east of Heber for the event. The Council decided on February 10th and expressed interest in the cabin.
6. Announced the Lindon City Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on Monday, December 4th at 6:30 p.m.
7. Reminded the Council of the field trip to Center 7 scheduled for December 5th at 6:00 P.M..
8. Informed the Council that Account Payable Clerk Teresa Newman had tendered her resignation effective January 12th, 2001.
9. Reported that plans were finalizing for the Old Pioneer Home at Pioneer Park. City Engineer Dave Thurgood had a few questions on the sketches by the architect to be answered. Elder Packer has been scheduled to give the dedication speech at Lindon Days 2001.
7. Agreement - Canberra Homeowners Association. This item was first presented to the Council on September 19, 2000. The Homeowners Association is disbanding and has requested the city consider accepting the properties owned by them. This land includes the 1200 East storm water detention basin and a parcel on the west side of the 1200 East across from the basin. New language concerning the maintenance of the Canberra entry sign and lighting has been added to the proposed agreement.
Mr. Paul Newton, representative of the Canberra Homeowner’s Association, opened his remarks by stating that he had the Lindon City Attorney review the changes made to the agreement. He also said that he was just 18 homeowner’s signatures short of completion, but that he could see no problems in gathering those 18 final signatures.
Councilmember Dain asked about maintenance of the parking strips mentioned in article 5 of the agreement. Mr. Newton assured the Council that the City would not be responsible for maintaining the parking strips or the trees planted there. Mr. Dameron verified with Mr. Newton that the agreement agreed to convey the two lots, “A” and “B” to the city. Councilmember Dain also expressed concern that the declarant mentioned in article 6 still retains control of architectural approval. Mr. Newton stated that the Canberra Homeowners Association Architectural Control Committee had not reviewed a plan since its inception.
Mayor Ellertson expressed concern about the wording of article 4 and the difference between the right and/or obligation to maintain the Canberra Rock sign and lighting. Discussion ensued with Mr. Newton on the intent of the clause. Mayor Ellertson wondered if article 4 and article 11 concerning indemnification would make the City liable to Canberra Development for removal of the sign as provided in Article 4. Mr. Newton asserted that if the rock sign and lighting were not maintained, the City could tear it down as provided in this clause and the Homeowners were no longer concerned with assessing liability for its maintenance. Mr. Dameron stated that Mr. Duval had reviewed this agreement and had found the exposure of the City to liability claims to be minimal. Mr. Newton asserted that the City may have more liability exposure with the Kirkland sign than with the Canberra sign.
Mayor Ellertson reminded the Council of the concerns expressed by city residents to potential risks and asked if Canberra residents would object to either change or removal of the sign. Mr. Newton felt that the residents considered the sign a landmark to give direction from, but didn’t feel they had strong feelings on keeping it intact. He pointed out the benefit to the City of the mature landscaping on the lot. Mayor Ellertson mentioned that the City owned the other storm water detention basins within the city limits, but this one was different somewhat because of the heavy landscaping, trees, lighting and sign.
Barbara Walker, a Lindon resident, asked if the lighting would be the City’s responsibility and whether the cost of maintaining the landscaping would be more. She was told that the lighting would either be maintained by Canberra Development or it would be terminated. Discussion of the contract with the landscaping firm maintaining city properties ensued. It was determined that the landscaper charged on a square footage basis and did not charge extra for maintenance around trees and shrubs.
COUNCILMEMBER DAIN MOVED TO APPROVE THE AGREEMENT WITH THE CANBERRA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION SUBJECT TO THE OBTAINING OF THE REMAINING HOMEOWNERS’ SIGNATURES. COUNCILMEMBER HATCH SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR. THE MOTION CARRIED.
COUNCILMEMBER DAIN MOVED TO APPROVE THE PAY VOUCHERS. COUNCILMEMBER BATH SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR. THE MOTION CARRIED.
COUNCILMEMBER DAIN MOVED TO ADJOURN THE MEETING AT 9:46 P.M. COUNCILMEMBER BATH SECONDED THE MOTION. ALL PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR. THE MOTION CARRIED.
APPROVED - December 5, 2000
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Ott H. Dameron, City Administrator/Recorder
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Larry A. Ellertson, Mayor |
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