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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Council 0521811cTo.gue tr.._ lcr, l J._. r2rd Ctreefi Delray 3ea_n r1,33;.4r e Select Contracting, Inc., 1�j4; N. Fla. Mangy Rd., W Plm Bcn, FL33zo �• The fnrecoing bids were remanded to the City Manager for evaluation 3nc rCcorL7,3ndation to the Counc_'_ st a future 2egul2r ueC ti r:g. TE7 CI HAW, ER: A mc' on was unanimously adopted by the Council that they award th,� blr! received Mry 7, 191 1 troll R F D Construction, Inc., ,or, tll' an ;tract on of racquetball courts. "t motion wa-- unanimously adoptea by the Coun: :il that they authorize t rte City Nanager and r Lnance Department to take the $ 18,'!50 matching TM,._ _from Ui(- vunty, the $12,000 in account 14- 62.10, and $12,000 fro r, trio Cou ,c l Contrsgency Account tc, cstabl I sh a bank account to pay PQ r the construction of the above - referenced racquetball courts at CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEE71NG CITY OF PALM PEACH GARDENS MAY 21, 1981 The Regular Meeting of the City Councj.l of Palm Beach Gardens was called to order by Mayor Kiedis at 8:00 P.M. in the Assembly Room, 10500 North Military Trail, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida; and opened with the Pledge of Alleg ancc to the Flag. FULL. CALL: 'he roll was called by the City Clerk i present were: Mayor Kiedis, Vice f•layor Martino, Councilman Aldred, Councilwoman Monroe, and Councilman K2selewski, City Manager John Orr and City Attorney William Brant were also In attendance. MINUTES: The minute-- of the Workshop teetang of April 23, 1961; the Regular Meeting of May 7. 19,31, and the Special Regular Meeting of i,ay 14, were unanimously approved Oar ti_ "ouncil, as written. f- ,NN0UNCE,•;ENTS- 11ayr)r. „iect "; a no'jncea LI-1 --at the City ,, Adm , tr e cee is �s ,atl�� Offi will be closed on ricnd- "v, May 2�, 1081, in ob:srvance cf :Memorial L-;y; and th,t a meeting, of the .ity' Planni-.t, and, Zoning Cblcmissinn will ",�nver,e at 7.30 P.M. on Tuesda., y 26, 1r;3', . _ALL FOR ;SIDS: The Ci *,y Manage: read aloud t e sealed 'cid-� r --vea 'r ' F• i jow- ec�� f cr to f o, ing two firmr3 for �h ° lonstrlctl' r. f a gar g :, t"e- exist.znt; CoundaL1on at i... k''.4'11C wor!'- 1JU-1 .dV•�rt?c.,.. ui`y 1cTo.gue tr.._ lcr, l J._. r2rd Ctreefi Delray 3ea_n r1,33;.4r e Select Contracting, Inc., 1�j4; N. Fla. Mangy Rd., W Plm Bcn, FL33zo �• The fnrecoing bids were remanded to the City Manager for evaluation 3nc rCcorL7,3ndation to the Counc_'_ st a future 2egul2r ueC ti r:g. TE7 CI HAW, ER: A mc' on was unanimously adopted by the Council that they award th,� blr! received Mry 7, 191 1 troll R F D Construction, Inc., ,or, tll' an ;tract on of racquetball courts. "t motion wa-- unanimously adoptea by the Coun: :il that they authorize t rte City Nanager and r Lnance Department to take the $ 18,'!50 matching TM,._ _from Ui(- vunty, the $12,000 in account 14- 62.10, and $12,000 fro r, trio Cou ,c l Contrsgency Account tc, cstabl I sh a bank account to pay PQ r the construction of the above - referenced racquetball courts at City Coucnil Regular Meeuing, 5/21/8! Page 2 the bid price of $40,670 and the Senior Citizens Pavillion. A motion was unanimously adopted by the Council that they award the bid received May 7, 1,981 from H.F. Mason Equipment Corporation for a complete chassis and rear loader body (trash truck) for $60,833 on � five (5) year lease program - monies to be taken from General. Government Account 01- 60.00, Capital Outlay. A motion was unanimously adopted by the Council that they �srard the bid received May 7, 1981 from Delta N, oleum and Industrial, Inc., for a new 10,000 - gallon fiberglass gasoline tank, with a 30 -year warranty, for the Public Work's yard - the 517,9W4 for the tanK installed, plus $1,300 for well - pointing in, the edr,nt becomes necessary, to be taken from the Public Works Account 15- 60.110, Capital Outlay. City Man, Ler ' , rec.omanr.ndat cn d, ' [' LC, 20, 19c 1 re; the C ty's continued support of the Palm Beach Garden; Senior Citizens ,lub w.Lil be dlscussed /considered by the Council at a meetin,E, In t!iee near future. A motion was unanimously adep�,,rl by th'° Co uncil tt;=.: t ne City :.an3ger be authorized to accept the offer of Attorney n,c•ert 'n,:'.. ou if tlti^ fc,,ir >tocl- nobjers .r, th(, Wjnchester Develcpeent Corporation, t,) lonate funds to tl;e City in lieu of installing a bicycle /pedectri4ar path in aecordanc- with the agreem,�t)t contained within the Ordinance that creatod the Winch t r Four - j1" Pull fOrdjnance 12. 1980) - tnis $17,4U3.r5, whicn is 1C:,;, of what the cost would be for this path to be installed along the west side of Military Trail between Elm Street and the residenr.ral entrance to the "Garden Lakes /Square', FUD, will be deposited into tt;e City's General Fur d. A motion wa: unanimously adopted by the Council that they renew the City's policy with Connecticut General Insurance Company for the continuanct, . of the City employees' same medical insurance benefits at a 8.2 increas,© in the premium, plus add full coverage for maternity and incrca.:e th•� wee'rly disability benefit from $;150.00 to 5300.00. Carty Council Regular Meeting, 5/21/Si Page 3 In response to Councilman Kiselewski, the City Manager advised that Mr, Harold Vick of Kimley -Horn and Associates, inc., wail be proved the information the Council requested at their May 14, 1921 meeting re: their Play 7, 1931 proposal to review four specific. traffic operational conditions within the City. H%P'JRTS: Councilman Aldr.Ad reported on the 'erit System Board's meeting of Nay 19, 1 ()31. The minutes of this meeting will be placed on file in the City Clerk's office. Councilwoman Monroe reported on the meeting she and Councilman Fisclew,Skt attenged of the "Palm Beach Gardens Chamber of Commerce" yesterday morning ITEMS Z,Z THE FlAYOR AND COUNCIL: 1r. Tom Debski of X193 North Hyacinth Circle, PBG, addressed the Council pursuant to the notice he - —ved from the City re: the illecal storage of his inoperable vE:hicle at hi3 home. A rr7ciur, was unanimously �adopteq ?:y t:re Council that they authorize i:r. Dergp;y to cort,.nue to hoa e Iris venicle at his none, provided that it has an , -j,, -to -date liceri e a7a e wirhzn 10 days rnd �s or,erable oti June In response to Counc Llmnn Kos is rs :i, th, City Manager advised that :-ir. Walter �3712tr, of the hest Yoram Beach poet office said last week it Wou1,1 be 15 -30 days before agency approval would be received for the location of a contract - branch post office at one of the three local businesse-0 tnaf, bid on providing the space /services; Mr. Charlie Walker, Palm Beach County Traffic Engineer is researching a cost fire for the four- laning of Military Trail in the area of Tinglewc,od Plaza, =_nd will be taxing another look at improving the 3trir.,ing rf ?,I i-itar/ Trai- , north of PGA Boulevard; and the $100,000 that was referenced durin_; the discussions at the May 14, 1931 meeti re: the contribution of the proposed "Shady Lak�,s" PliU to the City's Recreational Lands /Facilities i�- ten percent of the purchase ,rice of thc, 39 acrd. Mayor Kiedis requested an }, auditions the memberz of the Council may have to the-, "priority" list he provided May 19, 19C1 ue given to the City Clerk. City Council Regular Meeting, 5/21/81 Page 4 Vice Mayor Martino reported on the ,joint meeting the City Council and Recreation Adv.rsory Boara hod on i:•:y 1„ 1981 with Mr. Otto DiVosta, developer, to discuss his offer to donate the proceeds from the sale of th,: "world .-,cord" hone at X505 EMolly Drive,PPG, for a municipal swimming pcol. 1, wa, determined at this meetinf,,, Mr. DiVosLa would provide the Council .3 ,oposal concerning the con- struction of a s,dimming pool for the $155,000. There will be another ,joint r,eeting to further discuss this matter on Tuesday, May 26, 1981. CO:,a,;E1NfS FROM THE PUr3LIC, f•OR IT ti;S NOT ON TAE AG --NDA: The City ;Manager was requ(sted to follo:t -up with the County Traffic Department the concern e %pr. -.s,el "%y ls. Helen Gallagher of Tamberlane Condominiums re: the street markinLs at the southwest corner of Military Trail and PGA Boulevard. In response to Mr. Bili Nar�%nam of �akr, Carden Apartments, the Mayor advised that the interest of ,•,r. James E. Kelley of Fort Wa�ine, lndaana, in building a pu:;lic fee golf club in Palm Beach Cardens will be discussea a, a future, Workshop Meeting. Cc-incilman Y,Lselewski u tcsr,e %; ':hat,, ih .. _ _,:..­L^ , Mr. Nirkham, who introduced this proposal to the Council, contact i °;r. , ete VanArxiel, Banker;l Land Company's leEal counsel.cr, inquiring as t0 Llr,ether hL has pursued with anyone tn,, tlhoU�r.t t:iat thcy .' ^l,;h€ be blillinC to donate properties for ,, municipal cif tours_. ;43yor Kiedls offered to discuss th>> with Mr. W illia_m Finlay, 'r^ idFr`, of Bankers Land Company, at the same time he pursu;s the,r discussions re: the possibility of the City acqulrin7 lands for a fire aub- station east of tre railroad tracks. BESOLUi'1076 : Mayor Kiedis declared the Public Hearing open, which was duly ad-ertised April 2q, 1981, and held on the intent of Resolution 30, 1921, permitting as a CC -1 (General Commercial Zoning District) "conditional use" the sale of "liquor" in concert with the service of meals at "Glovanni's ", a 6,000 sq. ft. restaurant located within the easterly portion of the PGA Plaza at 2534 PGA Boulevard. The City's Resolution 33, 1920, adopted May 15, 1980, granted a " conditional use" for the sale of malt and wine beverages at this resraurant then d /b /a "Pa:,quales Italian Restaurant ". Attorney "harks Burns addressed the i a rcil on tetal*' of his client, ,tiir. City Council Regular Meeting, 5/21/81 Page 5 Pasquale P. Donza, requesting that the "conditional use" granted via Resolution 33, 1980 be amended to include the sale of "liquor ". iiith no further comments from members of the public, Mayor Kiedis drelarad the Public Hearing closed. By the concurrence of the Council, the City Clerk read, in full, Resolution 30, 1931, amending Resolution 33, 1930 to include the sale of alcoholic beverages uhile and during the time full course meal: are served at "Giovanni's ". Resolution 30, 1931 was unani- mously adopted by the Co °mcil wit!: the - .tence "Said premises are currently occupaed by "Giovann-i's", a restaurant." addea to the f rst paragraph of Section 1. EC1LL`TT_N ii` [,Er. Andrew Jacobson of National Investment Company aadressed the Council pur ,want. La their regL,est for permission to land helicopters at the northeast corner of their 2,2411-acre prol,ect, the "PGA in response to Mr. 1,1yers, a resident of Lon Z�wood Condomiums, the '.`'.a advised that ].I Yht COUnClI granted the subject r2gUESt and the noise generated from the helicopters became a real nuisance, Lhey would reconsider it. By the conclirrenCe of the Council, the C1ty Clerk read, in full, Resolution 31, 183,1, permitting daylL,ht lancllnE ;,!tai ;e -offs of helicopters at the "PGA Natio �,l ". Resclution 31, 19ai, was unanimously adopted by the Council witn tr,e f-.Alow-i�lla revisions incorporated into the heading paragraph and the paragraph of 1. The words "during daylight hours" inserted between the words "take offs" and "of ". T,c time frame of "one year" inserted in the stead of "Tour months ". 3. Tile deletion of the verbiaFe "with the right to request reneWai of such autnorazation ". Pc �LUT10 :; 32, By the concurrence of the Council, the City Clerk read, it full, Resolution 32, 1981, requesting that the speed limit alone the easterly portion of PGA Boulevard be reduced from 45 N.P.H. to 35 i7.F.H.. City Council Regular Meeting, 5/21/81 Page 6 Resolution 32, 1981 was unanimously adopted by the Council with the following r,:visions incorporated: I. The highway of "U.S. Highway 961" inserted in the stead of "Prosperity Farms Road" in the heading paragraph and the paragraph of Section 1. 2. The verbiage "or making northbound turns into said park" deleted from the second "WHEREAS" paragraph. 3. The word "would" changed to the wo-n "may" in the third "WHEREAS" paragraph. 4. The words "if indicated" inserted between the words "and" and "take" in the paragraph of Section 1, RESOLUTION 33, The Council's consideration of adoption of Resolution 33, 1981, !ras postponed until such time they receive the information t.",ey requested at, their Yay 14, 1981 Workshop Meeting, from Inter -City First Aid Squad, Inc,. This Resolution proviaes for the City's participation jn an inter- governmental fir;ancial assistance provision for the liquidation of the $41,47: deficit of tree corporatior. URDI;.ANCES: t•;ayor kiedis declared the Public N °aring open, which was duly advertised April 29, 191, and held on the intent of Ordinance 5, 19c1, prov:,ding for the deletion of the recreational amenities from the plans for the "Ed,iemere" PUD created via Ordinance 14. 1979,. .'r. Carl Sabatello, President, of Sabatello Development Corporation, addressee the Council pursuant to their petition based on the requests of the homeowners in their project for the deletion of the tot lots and picnic areas from the plans for the PUD. They have, in the meantime, installed approx. $1,300 worth of landscaping in the�.r stead, By a unanimous vote of the Council, the City Clerk read, by title only, on second and final reading, Ordinance 5, 1981, amending Ordinance 14, 1979, by deleting the requirement tnar tot lots and picnic areas be constructed in the "Edgemere" PUD. Ordinance 5 >ol, ,,as unanimously adopted oy the Council. _illrAltiCE 6, i;;iycr 'fiedis declared the Punl3c Hearing open, which was duly 3dvertrsed May 5, 1981, and held on the intent of Ordinance b, 1981, provic:ink for an extension of the time outlined in Ordinance 7, 1978 -,or the completion of thr "S- ,dtree" PUD. City Council Regular Meeting, 5/21/81 Page 7 Members of the audience did not address the Council re: their consideration of passage of Ordinance 6,1981. Mayor Kiedis declared the Public Hearing closed. By a unanimous vote of the Council, the City Clerk read,by title only, on second and final reading, Ordinance 6,1981, extending the permissible time for the completion of the final phase of the "Sandtree" PbD created via Ordinance 7,1978 from .Tune ist,1980 to June 30,1982. Ordinance 6,1981 was unanimous - ly adopted by the Council. ITDZ FOR DISCUSSION: mayor Kiedis declared the Public nearing open, which was duly publist.ed May 6,1931, and held on the Council's consideration of the petition of Sabatello Development Corporation for variances to Section 7 of Article VII, Appendix A, Zoning of the Palrr Beach Garden's Code on the site of the proposed "Atrium" Cormercial Professional Office project (i.e., ,A,cs 1 S 2 of Block 52 and Lots 1, 2, 3, 5, and the north 59.42' of Lot 5 of Block 53, Plat #2, PC,A National (Dif Club Estates). Because this corTmrc.ial use will abut lanz's zon s for residential use, they are required, in addition to cu,.,pliance with the setback re- quirpirnts for the zoning, district, to provide from such abutting property lines ,i fifteen --foot (15')-wide landscaped buffer area, together with a six -foot (6`) in height fence. Architect Anthony Oliver addressed the Council. on behalf of his clients pursuant to their request that they be permitted to provide a twelve -foot (12') wide landscaped buffer area along the wcstern property line, a five -foot (5')- -%aide landscaped buffer, area along the northern property line, and a natural landscaped barrier in lieu of the required six foot (6') in Freight fence along both the western and northern property lines. At their meting of :Isy 5,1981, the Site Plan and Appearance Review Ccxmuttee adopted a 7otiaa iecoanending to the Csunci.l approval of the subject petition, with the proviso that there is some treatment done at the developer's expense, to protect the residences to the -west. City Council Regular "eetino, 5/21/81 Page 8 During the Public Hearing, Mr. and 12rs. John Nora, Jr. ID of 10316 Seagrape Way, PBG, and Rr. and Yxs, Robert Bryant of 10334 Seagrape Way, FBG, addressed the Council expressing objections to the variances requested. PY. & Mrs. Nora were not in favor of the variance to the distance requirement, nor the installation of landscaping in lieu of the 6-foot-high fence. fir. & PIrs. Robert Bryant were not in favor of the variance to the distance requirement; however, they endorsed the install- ation of landscaping in lieu of the fence. With no further conarants from members of the audience, TI-iyor 1Ciedis declared the Public bearing closed. F TTT1011,S AND FOM-titr, 8Trn,`c FliJ;iETT3_� �LATT;;E�, Y �3Ytt_El'F,i i', L J�,IIJjl C.V!'11�11 J$ZLiNY.iS motion was unanimously adopted by the G- 7uncil that "the petition of Sabatello Develoimpent Corporation for a variance to the landscaped buffer strip be approved with the addition that the hedge be maintained at a height of between 5' and 6', and that the initial planting of the nudge be no less than 36" and preferably closer to 4° at the time of installation. The site plats for the "atrium" will be considered for approval by the Site Plan and Appearance r <eview Committee at a meeting in the near future. By a unanimous vote of the Council, their regularly scheduled workshop meetings were cancelled during the *.ninths of June, July, and August. iiayor i:iaC s a_kr1e1w1ou'F-ed receipt of co:r:municatlons from the I. Annette Blattner, thanking the Mayor for expending his time to investigate the property adjacent to Twelve (,yaks re: the proposed office buildinE frr,nt,ng on US #l. 2. Letter from Feggy Evatt, County Connissaoner rc: proposed re °erendum f:,r• con�tructZOr of county roads, requesting comments from the City as to whether or not we would favor such a referendum and requested a list by pricrlty the roads -n the North County area which should be indicated on the proposed referendum. The members of the Council requested that a letter be sent to Cc - nisszcner Evatt requesting that they be more specific as to what they have in minds, the monies involved, eLc. City Council Regular Meeting, 5/21/81 Page -9- KAREN L. JCHNSON 3. Letter from Karen L. Johnson, addressed to Mayor Kiedis, thanking him for his help with the information he provided her with preparing a project for her civics class. Vic:E MAYOR i AP,' 1;d( Vice �;your Martino reported that subsequent to the ,joint meeting o,, the Council and the Recreation Advisory Board with Mr. Otto DiVosta ,n Hay 19, 198:x, t?� Council, along with the C 'y Attorney, h % a, brief i;eetino. The following is a ver batim transcript of the discussions regard - the Declaratory Judgement concerning the anonymous letters, accusations, etc. VICE MAYOR MARTZNC: Last luesdav evening when N,,e met with Mr. Otto DiVosta and following that meeting the City Council along with the City Attorney had a brief meeting of "- the Sunshine" and we discussed the problems concerning the several letters of various allegations against eacn of the five City Council members up here, and it was determined unanimously by t?,e five of us that we should proceed witn administrative hearings in order to clear up all of the occusation�- as quickly as r)oss.ol?, and rove on with the business of runnin, the City. Gie've a,�ked our City Attorney to give us an outline of hol,' th:e adTinistrative L earir.;s should be held, we've just rocsL•✓ed them this evening and we as a body or indiv- idually have not had a chance to fulle o�,,ruse them. It would be my intert,lon, if it,� the rest of you are in agreement, that we ccule go ahead and set r,:;e date for -,he aaministrative hearing, if we have any objcctfun" to the rL;IEs as outli.net with Bill, perhaps we can get them to the .. Payer. n1''lr Y1r,;IS: Ya, let's read it over and study it and then perhaps by next week wM Could set up a date for this the ng. ViC - fOF MARTCNO: That', what I was suggesting, set the date, if it's all right with everY')Ody else, lets get it over with. L;ell you've got a meeting with DiVosta Tuesday, and have a City ,.ounc 2 meeting Thursday, now 1ND: Nedresday's in the middle 3'm ;Cling to be out of town Wednesday YOR is EDIS lou're going =; start squeezin .. wee now it's starting after next week's : meeting we will not have a Pegular Workshop meeting, correct Phis way it worKs, out we could perhaps, you're going to be out of town, and an CGL' ]CiLi,Ai: r:y:CLr -6: t'_ ' "light I suM, —,st we do it Tuesday after, we meet with Mr. DiVosta City k:ouncil Regular Fleeting, 5/21/61 �XAYOJR KIEDIS: VICE MAYOR T•IARTINO: COUNCILMAN AL TED; MAYOR KIEDIS: COJVCIL:-?Ai ALDRED: L11,M ART: MAYOR KIEDIS. VICE Ni1YCT{ HARTII,G: u'T I"7, ?1 -,V P.�G tJ- M!IYCR KTEDIS: lll.e iAYOR sF RTT lO COUNCILMN'; ALi`TTED: Ai I'lir;a:'Y R7CNAFG � ;r�JisRtR Page 10 I don't Know how long that will last, sere 4e decided what we're going to do was if we had the nearing we were going to devote it to a meeting that everybody youknow Fell, how about the following Wednesday? The following Wednesday sounds all right I think it's the third Yes, June 3rd well, it's tentatively set up for June 3rd, June 3rd you say? Unless there is anything that crop's up or something like that why we can co it that way As far as the other question concerning the declaratory judgement that is currently being held in abeyance, I think we've answered all of the questions, and gotten everything out, anything else we should cover Bill? ;o other than this is the thing .-z,cduled for the 3rd of June, .... the orie time for the record. T�mo? rlignt o'clock sounds good, give, u-- ail titre to eat and get dressed. i'.i lake to have my attorney recognized if possible, I think he has a couple oP comments. ;hen you consider the propoe ;al set out by ter. rrrar,t, l'd likc you to recognize one tiring. 1 thank he's _!one an excellent ,lob of setting forth proccaures to be follewea there on page one. as to item 7 about the anonymous letter. I agree too they should rule on whether they're goi.rg to proceed on that, but while you are L=sider r3 this over, the next week, as to how you are going to handle this question on the anonymous letter, T think you ought to consider this please, that Mr. Brant's suggestions on page one are that all the testimony by the concerned citizens be sworn that should based on personal knowledge and no hearsay... those people who testify shoula be subject to cross examination. All those things that dre imminently reasonabie aro falls squarely within out basic concept to due process, and my ... for those very reason -, I can't imagine anyway procedurally to forward oc, an antonymous letter, I span there's certa-nly no sworn testimony to come from the anonymous letter, it is absolutely 100 percent r,ro.,s hearsay, and there's no right to Cross- examzn- at-,on. 5o 1 would suggest that when you're considering if you ever: cugnt to proceed on the anonymous latter that you consider those facts, 1 ztrongly suggest you set a hearing date to get this matter resolved. But unless somebody steps forth on that hearing date to be heard, and sworn and cross - examined, I don't. think you should go any further; thank you. City Council Regular Meeting, 5/21/81 Page 11 MAYOR KIEDIS: You've got to give us time to read it, you probably read it today, and I saw it here, but I haven't, i've got other, business to attend to, besides getting into this thing deeply. Linda, do you have something? COUiXJI,W0i9AN M0I3FCE: Yes, question for Mr. Brant, on the declaratory ,judgement, that has been voted upon, would it not be proper for another vote to take place to determine what direction you should have on that? ATTORNEY BRANT- 1 was going to get into that ma'am, because the direction I received last Thursday was at a Workshop meeting, I think that should be disposed of also. VICE MAYO? MARTINO: Er. Chairman, I would make a moth," rnat the City Attorney be duly authorized to hold in abeyance until further notice any directions regarding the declaratory judgement concerning the anonymous letters, accusations, etc. and so forth that surrounds same. COU?iCILMT1 N KISEIIPWSKI: I'll second that motion.. NAYOF KIED!S: Very good, mill, what have you done with thin as request for declaratory judgement? A:TOR'NE't BR!,i.i _ h1a,e it rzgt':t here, 22r Y`F Y. I ELrS" oU nave 11-11 do you '•)ave 3ust one copy? A'I'10 ° "iFY B AiJ;' No, 1 'nave several ccpie., i; +Y R tIEL %iS: I hav! no objections to doing this, but I'm still curious as to What the .rock the d- cl- gyratory Judgement looks like or request for a declaratory . judgement. You know, you might get to be an Attorney some ajy 2 i yoL �i:am.ine enough of these th-n's. P�iCFiJEY FAiv'i G.rve r,_ a :_ecunc L :,:w 1 have U, here .KAYO° KIEDIS: it's I:Ot ne( .e3sary, we ca,, !Q�Ok at 1L later, Just leavE a Lc,r, in tti7n ;._ty i:aYiaCyer'3 7fflee. I .,c:,`t w,n:. to read it now, it's So ni.;vtea to 12, i want °o r,Gt the heck out of here. O.K., we'll call for tn�t question, all in favor say aye. (all were in favor �if the motion) r ?U: Car, I ask a question, the mPUti:1g on the third, is that a nearing, cr i;I that a meet,inr; to ... consider these procedures? No, t;iat'a goin, to be the actual nearing, as I understand it, unless sc:h;ething arise•, now we have not examined tniz to con,plet-ion, and af, everybody seems to have an Attorney, aut me, 20 I may want to dig one up too, I don't know, we'll see about it i.I• <LP ANL: I mean, are these procedures going to be on the agenda next week, that wha you want" KIEL C: Text . eeE"i" LINDA ARD: The procedures, are you going to decide that night City Council Regular Meeting, 5/21/81 ?age 12 MAYOR hTEDT_S: No, 1 think They are for each person's persual between now and Wednesday, following next week and if there are no objections, we'll vp lust go ahead with the nearing. ADJOURNMET;T: There bein.- no further business, the meeting adjourned at 12:10 A.M. AFFROVAL: NA10F F IEDTS 1 i JiCE MAYOR :IARTINO U C�D ,JNCILKAN ALURED LITd A �,T. ARD, CITY CLF.nK COUINCILWOMAN MONROE i CUu,N CILi L4N KISELTEWSKI