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Home My WebLink About10-17-1972 40 AUBURN, WASHINGTON MONDAY OCTOBER 16, 1972 The rcgèl1ar ;;;eeting of the Ci ty Council of the Ci ty of Auburn convened at 8 :00 P .N., in the AubuL'n City Council Chambers. ROLL C'ALL r;fìPr:c:i..I[¡1L?Il l:"\""':::',~'2!.ì:: C:c'?,'lc:iln?an Gav~c~:. .C:::,;-¡r,-':<71;~.?í.r:.~ ShauglJ.nessy J :1?r:} inr;,. J.~~'f:::ù,:" ....:- ~_n Lea. Councilman Holman excused. ApPROVAL OF l1INUTES It ¡vas moved b}j Piedler, seconded by Lea, that the l1inu.tes of October 2,1972, be ap?~oved as mailed. I CORRESPONDENCE The City Clerk read a letter from George A. Schuler, Planning Director, regarding the segregation of Assessment No. 37, L.I.D. No. 230, Total Assessment $5,461.28. (517-72-503) It was moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Shaughnessy, that the segregation of assessment, L.I.D. No. 230, be approved as follows: Assessment No. 37 to Ida Garbanatof Kent for $3,308.63 (401.81 FF, San Sewer @ $5.098491 = $2,048.63 and 9 Side Setvers @ $140 ea = $1,260.00) and Assessment No. 37A to Washington Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seattle for $950.80 (104.11 FF San Server @ $5.098491 = $530.80 and 3 Side Se..¡ers @ $140 ea = $420.00) and Assessment No. 37B to Washington Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seattle for $1,201.85 (153.35FF S~l Sewer @. $5.098491 F $781.85 and 3 Side Sewers @ $140 ea = $420.00). ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. NOTION CARRIED The ci ty Clerk read the request of David L. Turpin and Thera1d L. Leonard for a Special Property Use Permi t for a medical-dental building located at the Northt.¡est corner of "I" Street & 18th Street NE. (Application 17-72) It was moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Lea, that the request of David L. Turpin and Thera1d L. Leonard for a Special Property Use Permi t be referred to the Plannin~ Commission. I MOTION CARRIED The City Clerk read the request of Rudolph Run1and for a Special Property Use Permit for establishment of a handicapped youth and adult educational, vocational training facility to serve handicapped and/or ret~rded students to be located on the North side of Auburn-Enumclaw Highway on the 3600 block, East of Chinook Elementary School. (Appl.ication 18-72) It was moved by Fiedler, seconded by Sonnemann, that the request of Rudolph Runland for a Special Property Use Permit be referred to the Planning Commission. NOTION CliRRIED AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION Reverend Edward Howells of 3408 0 Street S.E. stated that he is starting a rehabilitation center, on 53rd Street S.E., for drug addicts and users and he extends and offers th~ üse 0, the rehabilitation center to the City of Auburn. Donald Pi3.ulson of 44 5th Street H.E. stated that he ,vas concerned ¡vith the environment i1nd Urbi1n C1:isis. He ¡"ould like to see the country remain as it is, particularly the .4uburn area, and he does not feel that adding more industry to this area v¡ould be adv'an taqeous to the cO:1lm7.1ni ty. I BID OPENINGS Bids ever'''' opened October 11, 1972, 11: 00 AJI., for Sanitary Se¡.¡er Improvement No. 20 1 LID 275, sanitary sm'ler construction on "il" Street s.s. ·in the City of Auburn, with bids suhmi tted as f0110,'¡s: DORRIS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY HO~T CONSTRUCTION- COMPANY Ei.4ROLD KAESER CONP.ZiNY $ 24,186~23 26,469.45 371406.25 The aòove b.ids v¡ere accompanied by bid bonds; the above bids include sales tax. -'-'--'-~-- -- It j.sthe recom,'TIenÔation or the Director or Public ¡'lorks that the bid be awarded to ["'Jrris Co.'1'3 truction Company on their lŒ'¡ bid of $24,186.23 including sales tax. I C\} OC; ~ /--, ,.¡ ~< o I I 41 AUBURN, WASHINGTON OCTOBER 16, 1972 MONDAY It ¡-¡dS mOí.Ted by Shaughnessy T seconded by Lea, that the contract be a~.¡arded to Norris Construction Company and upon signing of contract the Bid Bonds be returned to fIoJt Construction Company and Harold Kaeser Company. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. MOTION CARRIED R.!.~ ::c-",.'! Jt~...,r t< i'·¡ D·~ T'I ON 5 The fol10~ý-J :;.11 items are submi tted by the Planning Director, George A. Schuler, for Council Appê6val: _ Request to call for Public Hearing on November 6, 1972, on the request of Kazuo and Stanton Tsujika,va to rezone from A-I to Open. Sapce (under Ra.¡ 84.34) - located at 932 40th Street NE. (Application 11-72) Rèquest to call for Public Hearing on November 6, 1972, on the request of JQhn Kelly to rezone from A-l to Open Space (under Rcrv 84.34) - located at 923 35th Stree~ NE. (Application 12-73) Request to call for Public Hearing on November 6, 1972, on the request of Bruce E. Woodroffe and Clarence Burnside to rezone from R-2 to C-l property located ât 912 and 906 Harvey Road. (Application 15-72) It was moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Fiedler, that Public Hearings be held on November 6, 1972, at 8 :00 P. M. in the Council Chambers, on the request of Kazuo and Stanton Tsujikawa, John Kelly, and Bruce E. rvoodroffe and Clarence Burns:f.de. MOTION Cl'.RRIED The follmving i terns are submi tted by the Director of Public Works, Pat Nevins, for Council Approval: Pay Estimate No. l to ív'est Coast Construction Co. for construction of St. Imp. 150, D St. N.W., for $24,980.16. It ¡,'as moved by Gavey, seconded by Sonne mann, that Pay Estimate No. 1 to rvest Coast Construction Company for $24,980.16 be approved for payment. .. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. NOTION CARRIED Pay Estimate No. 4 to Cascade Asphalt Paving Co. for construction of LIDs 265 and 266, street & undergrounding on 12th St. N. E., for $24,526.77. It was moved by Gavey, seconded by Sonnemann, that Pay Estimate No.4 to Cascade Asphalt Padng Company for $24.526.77 be approved for payment. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. NOTION Cl'iFŒIED : Authority to hold public hearing on LID 268 (Harvey Road at 14th) on Deceff~er 4)9l It was moved by Fiedler, seconded by Lea, that public hearing be held on Dece~~er 4, 1972, at 8:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers, on LID 268. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. nOTION CARRIED Authori ty to hold public hearing on LID 269 (9th St. s. E. area) on December IB ;L9T It was moved by Fiedler, seconded by Gavey, that public hearing be held on Dece~ber 18, 1972, at 8:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers, on LID 269. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. NOTION CA.'RP.IED PROCLANllTIONS, APPOINTMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS May?r Kersey proclaimed the week of October 15 through October 21, 1972, as National Business Women's Week. The Mayor stated that the women of this country who have e""!~!aged in a business career have contr.ibuted immeasurably to the economic and social ¡veIl being of these Uni ted States of America and it is high time':! that this Nation and particularly this communi ty pay triIJute to -chose ¡,-¡omen ¡yho have engaged in a business éareer. Mayor Kersey complimented the Campfire Girls in the area for their efforts -and concern for providing and planting tulips and daffodils in the landscape p.Ianter rings along Auburn Way North. The Campfire Girls contributed half of the bulbs, ¡.¡hich they had purchased from money their group had earned, and the City províded the rem~inder of the bulbs. The Mayor stated that the flo;.¡er plantings ¡,-,i-I.1. add to the livin] environ~ent and enjoyment of all our citizens. 4~ AUBURN, WASHINGTON MONDAY OCTOBER 16, 1972 Nayor Kersey announced that at 11:00 A.M. on Saturda.y, October 21, 1972, Auburn ~vill be having their annual Veteran's Day Parade and it will be the largest parade the Ci ty has ever had. The Xa'-jor announced the pc;ss.íble pc;si tioning c;f Fih">rglas Benches around the Ci ty c':: '11'1---: !-L'll. i::~' ':c. 1-,::': â!r:I. t ~:[ -chef:> to: _benches a.c<:: [::;'0--.-;',::,0.]; v::11g advertising i~1 ,;;0od taste ..,ould be placed on therrr, under a franchised arrangement at no cost to thE! Ci ty. The Hay-or announced that he had re.ceived a copy of the proposed !-Tetro~Sewer Contract on Thursday, October 12, 1972. Mayor Kersey suggests that this contract be referred to the Public fvorks Department for further study. Nayor Kersey announced that he and the Council had :r:eceivecl information on Referendum No. 258; ¡.¡hich pertains to Dog Racing, and asked that each Councilman study the infor- mation and use their o¡vn discretion when it is time to vote on this particular referendum. NT. George Fiori, Jr., the Ci ty Attorney Pro-Tem, ¡.,iLL bring up the Revenue Se..,er Bond later in the meeting and Hayor Kersey recommends passage on the ordinance ~.¡hich ¡lill pertain to same. The Mayor announced that there_will be a No Host Dinner at the Elks Club on Saturday, October 21, 1972, and the Guest Speaker ¡vill be Admiral James Russell. COUNCIL COf.1l1ITTEE REPORTS LICENSE AND ORDINANCE COMMITTEE - CHAIRNAN GAVEY The License and Ordinance Cow~ttee met on Wednesday, October 11, 1972, at 7:30 P.M. Discussion was held on the Parental Responsibility Ordinance and on the advice of the ci ty Attorney, the Com.mi ttee recommends to the Ci ty Council that the City Attorney and the Police Department review the possibility of prosecuting violations of State Law on contributing to the delinquency and dependency of a minor, rather than adopting a new Parental Responsibility Ordinance at this time. If this approach does not prove to be sound after an experimental period, then reconsideration to the adopting of the Parental Responsibility Ordinance can be given. The City Attorney was instructed to review the City's curfew ordinance and to make recommendations on updating it and oV8rcoming problems with involvement. This ordinance and informacion will be presented to the Student Council and Parent, Teacher, Student Association for their commen ts and recomlnendations. The Commi ttee also recommends to the City Council the updating of the City's Ordinance Book and recommends that the City Attorney be instructed to include a budget item of between $8,000 and $10,000 in his departmental budget for this item. STREET AND ENGINEERING COMMITTEE - CHAIRI1A1J SONNEMANN ¿;"',...,- I ¡¡ ¡' ! i ¡ I I I f i I I I ¡ The Street and Engineering Committee met on October 9, 1972, at 8:00 P.M. Discussion ",¡as held on the proposal of placing Fiberglas Benches around the City. This item will be discussed further at the next Committee meeting on Wednesday night, October 18, 1972. If this matter is approved, it t.¡ill necessi tate a change in the existing Ci ty Ordinance. The" H" Street N. r.¡. vacation ",¡as discussed and again the Commi ttee questions the east-¡"rest connection between "H" Street (in the vicinity of approximately 6th Street N.vl.) and "C" Streets N.N., and therefore took nó action at this time. "c Street N.W. from approximately 8th N.W. northerly to 15th Street N.W. will soon be open for traffic and it is the Commi ttee' s recommendation that the speed limi t from' 3rd Street S.W. northerly to West Main Street of 30 M.P.H. remain as is. The Com7Úttee further recommends the speed limit of 25 M.P.H. from West Main northerly to the bc~ginning of the 400 block be raised to 30 M.P.H. and the balance of "e" Street N.fl. (400 block north to 15th) be 40 M.P.H. The Committee discussed the request from I Glenn L. Cra¡.¡ford, Department of Motor Vehicles, for the use of a portion of Clay Street to be us ed for mo torcycle ari vers li cense tes ting . Because Clay Stree t is a . d8ad end street ¡'Ii th a cul-de-sac at its northern terminus along tvi th the fact that no houses, driveways, etc. exist, the co~~ittee does grant permission to the Dr i. ""ere:; .-ci C9nse Bureaèl to conduct motorcycle skill tests on fiednesday of each ¡.¡eek bet¡¡een the hours of 9:00 A.N. and 5:00 P.M. The Committee also discussed signing of traffic movements at certain intersections. Mayor Kersey suggests and recommends that ¡·,hen} possib.le, small signs be hung overhead from signals, indicating allo¡vable (7':' L e~~ti v.n of tra"'./c'l in. li eû U.L 1-"0. i/E::J.it~iJ. i.. j ç}'dt;;i~ds . ¡"J.'._ Cùmm...: ttetS L"¿,:"iuests tl1e stù.ff investiqâte how and where such overhead signing would be provided, etc. and to report bac1< to I:he Commi ttee at a future meeting. The Commi ttee also reviev¡ed the recommended avcrage maintained horizontal foot candles as applied to classification of streets and areas.· The Commi ttee vlOuld like to hO.2d this item for consideration at the next regular r:;eeting at ¡.¡hich time they .·lOuld like examples of each of the average- ----. hOlizontaI Eoot cand.Zes for compé1.rison purposes. The next Street and Engineering Corr:."':~.tte0 :!eeting 'diLL be October 18, 2972, at 7:30 P.M. . - "- -.-"-.--- I C\} X t-- 1-:J ~i o I I 43 AUBURN, WASHINGTON OCTOBER 16, 1972 MONDAY ¡'!r. George Fiori, Jr., the Ci ty lJ.ttorney Pro-Tem, sugges ted that the ci ty obtain insurance from the State if the Street Co¡œ71Ì ttee does alloc,,¡ the Department of Motor "~hicles to use a portion of Clay Street for motorcycle drivers license testing. [Jl'.TL_fTY li}ID liIRPORT CO~~·l~~JITTEE: - Ch-...4I:=?II}lI'/ SI-[.:-1fJG[{;'IESSY Tilt'! rJegt Ut.1-1i. t~ and AirpJrt Comrni ttee meeting ¡viII be on Thursday, October 19, 1972, at 7:30 P.N.· . F.fN.·',:X...·E COXHITTEE - D2i.RLINC REPORTING IN THE liESENCE OF CHAIRt!/iN HOLNf1N TIE- F'inflnce Ccm.t!1îttee met on October 12, 1972, at 7:30 P.M. Discussion ..¡as h.eld on Puu.','2ase Order 01998 for the Auburn Drug Program. 'l'he Finance ComrrlÍ ttee reccffimends pa'F~eI1t for the 3rd quater allocation for the program. It ¡-¡as moved by Darling, seconded by LeaJ that authorization be given for payme:1t of Purchase Order 01998 for the 3rd quarter allocation for the Auburn Drug Program. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. NOTION CARRIED Discussion ¡.¡as held on a letter from Mr. Williams addressed to George Schuler. An offer of $100.00 was made to purchase the furniture and furnishings of the Hotel Creen offices. The Finance Commi t tee recomrnends acceptance of this offer. It was moved by Darling, seconded by Lea, that we accept the offer to purchase the furniture and furnishings of the Hotel Green offices. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Counci lmen voting YES. NOTION CARRIED An information letter from Mr. Sims of Blyth Eastman Dillon Co. to Mr. James Gay, attorney was read, announcing the scheduled sale on November 9, 1972 of $1,000,000.00 in City of Auburn Water Sewer Revenue Bonds. PLANNHrG, BEAUTIFICATION & BUILDING CODES COMMITTEE - CHAIRHliN DARLING The Planning, Beautification & Building Codes Committee met on October 10, 1972, at 7:30 P.M. The Committee reviewed the request of Mr. Schuler to purchase materials necessary to complete beautification projects, such as the intersection of Howard .. Road and Auburn Way pouth. By purchasing the materials now, the City personnel could perform the installations after the first of the year. It was recommended that the staff present to the Committee a detailed cost estimate and submit it to the Comœ~ttee at its next meeting. The C01TŒnittee also discussed the 1973 budget and recommends further consideration of the Department of Planning and Community Development be given to possible reduction of items such as the elimination of any or part of the Beautification Funds, new automobiles, and P.E.P. employees. Consideration must be tempered with the impact that reductions might have on required services performed by the Department. George Schuler presented layout p.lans for a mini-mall concept that "'lOuld consist of a one-,.¡ay traffic lane ¡vi th the remainder of the existing right- of-¡.¡ay landscaped that would be oriented toward holiday activi ties and provide a li ving environment to the enjoyment of the downto¡.¡n shopper. The CO!!1mi ttee reques ted the Planning Department to investigate cost estimates and methods of financing. possibl financing could be a community effort; i.e., service clubs, Chamber of Commerce, and individual commercial firms. The Planning Department should also investigate the different landscaping possibilities, such as types of trees, shrubs, layout and a water fountain. PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE - CHArmiAN FIEDLER The next Public Safety Committee meeting ,vill be Tuesday, Octobez- 17, 1972, at 7:30 P.M. at the Fire Station. OLD BUSrNESS Councilman G2vey requests that Ordinance No. 2657 - Parental Responsib.ili ty - be .l.s.ft on the "Table" as unfinished bus.Íness. ORDI!~~NCES AND RESOLUTIONS v...4:.01ivAZ¡Cb 1\1'0. ;;059 - S~cn~, dee' by F;ea'ler, +-n' at Ordinance No. 2669 ent:i tled "AN It h'as mQved DY Gavey, _ _", ..L '- ORDINÆ.JCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, ~vASFlINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF CERTAIN 2ROPERTY LOCf1TED IN THE 4800 BLOCK ON THE EAST SIDE OF l1UBURN f'lAY NORTH SI'l'UATE ¡nTHIN TIlE CITY OF AUBURN, ¡vASlIINGTON, CHliNGING THE ZONING CLASSIFICATION THEREOF FRON UNCLASSIFIED TO C-3." be intL"oduced and adopted. :'.'J:,'T.. ClUJ, VOTE: ¡,II Cou:-Jcilr:9D '.Toting YES. NOTION CARRJ£D '44 AUBURN, WASHINGTON MONDAY OCTOBER 16, 1972 ORDINANCE NO. 2670 It was moved by Fiedler, seconded by Gavey, that Ordinance No. 2670 entitled "AN ORDINkVCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, f'IASHINGTON, PROVIDING FOR THE REZONING OF CERTAIN PROPERTY LOClJ.TED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 8TH STREST N.E., APPROXIMATELY lOO FEET EAST OF 7'HE: Tl\,''{'ER..SE:CTION· OJ? 8'll¡.~ .STREE:T tI. E.. At;,rn Hi;RV~Y ~021 TJ1 SITUATE Ç..¡":L'.LH_rN THF: C.TT.r" f)F l1. UB URN , fVi1SHINGTON, CHANGING THE ZONING CLïJSSIFICATION THEREOF FROl1 R-4 TO C-l. "be introduced and adopted. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. MOTION CARRIED ORDINANCE NO. 2671 It ,,¡as moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Gavey, that Ordinance No. 2671 enti tled "Ai.Y ORDINANCE OF THE: CITY OF AUBURN, f'lASHINGTON, ADDING SIX (6) 'NEvI PROHIBITED PARKING AREAS I. '£1'70 (2) IN NORTHEAST AUBURN, THREE (3) IN NORTHr'lEST AUBURN AND ONE (1) IN SOUTFH1EST AUBURN, AS PER AUBURN CODIFIED CITY ORDINANCE 9.22.131 (NE), 9.22.132 (Nf'l) and 9.22.134 (Svl)." be introduced and adopted. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. NOTION CARRIED ORDINANCE NO. 2672 It was moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Gavey, that Ordinance No. 2672 entitled "AN ORDINliNCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, vIASHINGTON, ADDING TVIO (2) HErv RESTRICTED NOH-UETERED PARKING AREAS AS PER AUBURN CODIFIED CITY ORDINANCE 9.22.190 ONE HOUR NONMETERED PARKING. II be introduced and adopted. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. 110TION CARRIED ORDINilNCE NO. 2673 It tvas moved by Sonnemann, seconded by Shaughnessy, that Ordinance No. 2673 entitled II AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, f~7ASHINGTON, AUENDING AUBURN CITY ORDINANCE NO. . 2666 (OCTOBER 2, 1972) PERTAINING TO THE APPROVAL AND CONFIRMATION OF THE ASSESSMENTS AND ASSESSNENT ROLL OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 241, AND CORRECTING SECTION 2 THEREOF TO REFLECT THE CORRECT RATE OF INTEREST ON THE INSTALLMENTS REFERRED THEREOF FRO!'.] 8~; roNN TO 6%. II b.,e introduced and adopted. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. NOTION CARRIED ORDINANCE NO. 2674 It ¡-laS moved by Gavey, seconded by Shaughnessy I that Ordinance No. 2674 enti tied "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, r'lASHINGTON, ADDING SUB SECTIONS 34 AND 35 TO AUBURN CODIFIED CITY ORDINANCE 9.04.170 ESTABLISHING CERTAIN SPEED LIMITS SPECIFIED THEREIN ON CERTAIN PORTIONS OF C STREET NORTHí'lEST SPECIFIED HEREIN." be introduced and adopted. ROLL CALL VOTE: All Councilmen voting YES. MOTION CARRIED ORDINANCE NO. 2675 I t ¡ I It ¡..¡as moved by Shaughnessy, seconded by Darling, that Ordinance No. 2675 enti tIed "f1N ORDTNANCE OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, ¡"ASHINGTON, SPECIFYING AND ADOPTING AND ORDERING THE CARRYING OUT OF A SYSTEM OR PLAN OF ADDITIONS TO AND BETTERMENTS AND EXTENSIONS OF THE ¡vATERWORKS UTTLITY OF THE CITY, INCLUDING THE SANITARY SEPlER..JJ.GE SYSTEM AS A P.A.RT THEREOF; DECLlJ.RING THE ESTINA'TED COST THEREOF, AS NEARLY AS MAl' BE; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUhYCE OF $l,OOO,OOO.OO PAR VALUE OF "¡vATER AND SEWER" REVENUE BONDS, 1972," TO OBTAIN THE FUNDS ¡lITH Ý./HICH TO PAY THE COST OF CARRYING OUT SUCH SYSTEM OR PL..llN; FIXING THE DATE; FORM, DENOHINllTION, MATURITIES, MAXIMUM INTEREST RATE, TERNS AND I COVENANTS OF SUCH BONDS; AND PROVIDING FOR THE CALLING FOR BIDS FOR THE PURCHilSE THERE,'OF." be introduced and adopted. ROLL CllLL \TOTE: All Counci lmen vo ti ng YES. 110TION CARRIED ORDINANCE NO. 2676 r+- rr::; 'r'cwAn hy Darling / secon::1F'd hy Len. thr>t: O.rd.ir>anr:p. No. 2676 entj-tled "AN ORDINii.;VCE OF 'THE CITY OF AUBURN, CREATING A REVOLVING ¡"¡ORKING FUND TO BE KNœ7N AS THE "ADV1,NCE TRAVEL EXPENSE REVOLVING FUND", DESIGNATING THE AUBURN CITY CLERK AS THE CUSTODIliN THEREOF, THE Al10UNT TO BE PROVIDED THEREIN liND SETTING FORTH THE CITY OF AUDURN'S POLICY ON UTILIZATION THEREOF." be introduced and adopted. . ---.-..----, ROLL CALL VOTE: AI I Councilmen voting YES. MOTION CARRIED ---r- I C\} OC; ~ 1-:) -, ~. o I I 45 AUBURN, WASHINGTON OCTOBER 16, 1972 MONDAY MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS Cou~cilman Darling requests that the Council go on record showing their support of Alternative Measure 43B, Legislative Alternative for Shoreline Management Act. It was moved by Darling, seconded by Fiedler, that the Cit7J Attorney be directed to prepare tiJe nc:-essary "~e3...JL,,:,ioIl sho:'1Íng tÌlE: support of ~h= C0,-,,'1c~i T:'Jr Alternati\/c- Measure 43B, Legislative Alternative for Shoreline Management Act. ROLL CALL VOTE: Councilman Darling, Fiedler, Lea, Gavey and Sonnemann voting YES. Councilman Shaughnessy voting NO. MOTION Cl!RRIED Referendum Bill 31 - Bonds for Communi ty College Faci1i ties; Referendè:m' Bill 28 - Bonds for pub,Iic Recreation Facili ties; Referendum Bill 26 - Bonds for ¡'laste Disposal Facili ties; Referendum Bill 27 - Bonds for ¡'later Supply Facili ties; and R;:~Lerendum Bill 30 - Bonds for Public Transportation Improv'ements ¡.¡ere considered by Council and after considerable discussion no further action by the Council was taken. '''-'ajor Kersey discussed House Joint Resolution 21 - Allowing Combined Cow1ty-Ci ty Governments and stated that he feels if HJR 21 is passed, it will take local government a:,¡ay from the ci tizens and he t,¡ould oppose this Resolution. It. was moved by Fiedler, seconded by Shaughnessy, that Council go on record as' opposing House Joint Resolution 21. MOTION CARRIED There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned by Mayor Kersey at 9:15 P.M. APPROVED THIS 17TH DAY OF OCTOBER,1972. CfA1l¿ ;q~ , CITY CLERK