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MUNICIPAL SERVICES COMMITTEE
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WASHINGTON J u ne 22, 2009
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MINUTES
1. CALL TO ORDER 4:00 PM, CONFERENCE ROOM NO.,,13
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Chairman Gene Cerino called the meeting to orde~ -4~ 402 p.m. in Conference
Room 3, located on the second floor of Aubur~,,.~,.~ ~-1all, 25 W. Main Street,
Auburn, Washington. Members present: Chair ~~h` G~~~Cerino, Vice Chair Bill
Peloza and Member Virginia Haugen. Staff prese`nt: May~~~eter Lewis; Chief of
Police Jim Kelly, Public Works Directqf'ennis Dowc~~~,Allison Stanhope
Assistant City Attorney, Chris Hankins~ ~"ansportation Plan"~~k~ Police Officer
Steve Sills andKathy Emmert Police ~S~ecretary. Others presen~° Osborne,
John Partridge.
II. AGENDA MODIFICATIONS . 4
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There were no agenda modif'rd;tio~r`~.~
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III. CONSENT ITEMS ~
A. Approv, tb,f MmUr's of the~~`ev 8, 2009 Municipal Services
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Comriffte Meetiri,' ~ Vice`ir Peloza iobved to accept the minutes of the June 8, 2009
meetmMember t=#~~~,,.4d. Chair Cerino concurred.
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~ 'IVI~`~"l~N CAR,~IED: 3-0
IV. ~RDINANCES A°R~§0,UTIONS (Action Items)
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A ~x °Ordinance 040: 6247*(Dowdy)
Ordinand~`~of the City Council of the City of Auburn, Washington,
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~ondinq ~bctions 10.36.020, 10.36.175, 10.36.205, 10.36.240,
10:~6 ~0.36.262, 10.36.265, 10.36.268, 10.36.270 and 10.36.350 of
the A666~``n City Code, relating to stopping, standing and parking
Vice Chair Peloza moved to forward this Ordinance to the full Council for
approval with the adjustment to the following sections: 10.36.255 - amend
the recommended language to 15 feet rather than 10 feet and 10.36.268D
amend the first sentence to delete the word "white"
Member Haugen seconded. Chair Cerino concurred.
MOTION CARRIED: 3-0
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Municipal Services Minutes June 22, 2009
V. INFORMATION / DISCUSSION ITEMS
A. Matrix
Item 20P - Animal Control and Rescue Update - Chief Kelly reported the
statistics for the past quarter are:
40.5 Calls (down from 47.8) 39.5 Contacts (up from 24.8)
22 Animal impounds (up from 13.8 - this inclucp,4dead animals)
7 Dangerous Dog Ordinance Violations (dq`~fiom 9.4)
13 Warnings (no change) 3 Licenses (no change)
9.5 Wildlife calls (up from 3.8)
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It was also discussed that King C',~~'ty appears to be aft*pting to push
more "basic service" calls to tl~~~hi'mal Control Officer ctedto
Auburn. The contract is for "er~#~Onped servaceand to maiexcellent
customer service Chief Kelly has appT~ovqd,& nA~0 Harris response to basic
animal control calls fortservice. Dela"j~"tqing County response would be
days if ACO Harris wd~ ~t_respondind~~ t,hese calls. Chief Kelly is
-n~rACO Harris responds when
monitoring to see if thi§lji a~'Eoc~ In adcfOO
available with patrol offli*rs g~~Ao-,addres~#$:,flagged with a dangerous
do~g warning and assiste~~t Petpa~The ~~xt update will be at the
2" ' meet~~ Aft~~tober.
Item, '40 - Firewo*~, Update ~°Qhief Kelly provided an update on the
s emphas~~nd discus°`St~ns with the Muckleshoot Fireworks
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Commr~~~er, Adate1vill be at the July 13 meeting. 4t - D4~§brous Dog Ordinance Notification - The Mayor will provide
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an upc#Ote;,,at th~~cond meeting in August.
VI. A'D,~OURNMENT ,nbxx.b ,,;~w
The~gqting adjoued at 5:10 p.m.
Approved this day of July 2009.
Gene Cerino, Chair Kathy Emmert, Police Secretary
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