HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-06-1995 CITY OF AUBURN
COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
March 6, 1995 7:30 p.m.
CALL
A.
TO ORDER
Fla,q Salute
Mayor Booth called the meeting to order at 7:33 p.m. and led those
in attendance in the pledge of allegiance.
Roll Call
Those in attendance included Mayor Booth and members of the
Auburn City Council as follows: Pat Burns, Rich Wagner, Virginia
Haugen, Trish Borden, Jeanne Barber, Stacey Brothers, and Don
Kurle.
Staff members present included Police Chief Dave Purdy, Fire
Chief Bob Johnson, Personnel Director Brenda Kennedy, Parks &
Recreation Director Len Chapman, Finance Director Vic
Thompson, Public Works Director Frank Currie, Planning Director
Paul Krauss, Senior Planner Lynn Rued, Utilities Engineer Dwight
Holobaugh, Acting City Attorney Mike Reynolds, Assistant Attorney
Judith Ausman, City Clerk Robin Wohlhueter, and Deputy City
Clerk Gayle Butcher.
Announcements and Appointments
Announcements
Mayor Booth recognized and welcomed former City Attorney
Jack Bereiter in the audience this evening.
2. Appointments
BINADA Steering Committee
A1.10, A3.8.21
Council consideration on the appointment and
reappointments for the following positions.
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Reappointments
Position
Number
Name
Term to Expire
Pos #6
Pos #4
Pos #1
Pos #3
Karen Judd
Audrey Pitre
Don Gardner
Pat Cavanaugh
6/30/96
6/30/97
6/30/97
6/30/97
New Appointments
Position
Number Name
Term to Expire
Pos #2 Stacey Smythe 6/30/97
Pos#7 Regan Dugger 6/30/96
Pos #9 Kerri Olsen 6/30/95
Motion by Member Kurle, second by Member Burns, to
confirm new and reappointments to the BINADA Steering
Committee as listed.
MOTION CARRIED 6-1 WITH MEMBER HAUGEN VOTING
NO.
City Attorney Confirmation
Mayor Booth stated Mike Reynolds has been acting
city attorney for over a year and he requested City
Council confirmation of Mike Reynolds to the position
of City Attorney. Mayor Booth stated if
Councilmembers wished to discuss qualifications, the
qualifications would need to be discussed in
Executive Session.
Member Burns indicated he had a number of
questions and agreed that some of the questions
belonged in an Executive Session, but he felt there
were public questions that needed to be asked.
Mayor Booth suggested he call for an Executive
Session.
Member Burns then asked for clarification as to what
questions could be asked in a public setting.. He
agreed financial discussions should be ~n an
Executive Session, but he wondered if the memo
listing Mike Reynolds' clients was available to the
public under the Open Records Act. Acting City
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Attorney Mike Reynolds stated the memo was subject
to the Open Records Act.
Member Kurle requested Mayor Booth call for an
Executive Session. At 7:39 p.m., an Executive
Session was called to discuss personnel matters for
approximately 15 to 20-minutes.
The Council meeting reconvened at 8:00 p.m.
Motion by Member Barber, second by Member Kurle,
to confirm Mike Reynolds as City Attorney.
Member Burns stated he had a number of questions.
A few questions involved the selection process, such
as, whether the position was filled within the normal
personnel procedures, and if the position was not
advertised, he wanted to know why.
Mayor Booth responded the position was not
advertised, that Mr. Reynolds had held the position
for more than a year, that Mr. Reynolds had
performed well. Mayor Booth stated he was
exercising his prerogative in appointing Mr. Reynolds
to the position of City Attorney, and he is asking for
Council confirmation.
Member Burns reviewed Mr. Reynolds' list of clients,
and asked if the list was current. Mr. Reynolds stated
he had represented the Auburn School District in the
past, and it was not on his client list. Mr. Reynolds
responded that Auburn School District is served by
Perkins Coie for land use issues, but he continues to
provide legal services for the their personnel issues.
Member Burns had a variety of questions relating to
office hours and Mr. Reynolds' availability to City
staff, time sheet recording, and benefits. Personnel
Director Brenda Kennedy confirmed Mr. Reynolds
would work the minimum 40-hours, sign a payroll time
card, and receive the usual benefits for vacations,
holidays, medical, and retirement benefits as other
City department directors. Mr. Reynolds added City
staff had access to his pager and cellular phone to
contact him if he were in Seattle. Mr. Reynolds also
noted there were three competent attorneys on staff,
too.
Member Burns reviewed Mr. Reynolds client list and
expressed concern that some of the contractors are
subjected to City collection treatment, and he asked
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how conflicts of interest would be identified. Mr.
Reynolds stated none of his subcontractor clients are
under collection treatment by the City. Mr. Reynolds
stated he is sensitive to the appearance of conflict.
He added the procedure to identify conflicts can be
found under the bar association's standards. Mr.
Reynolds also confirmed City has a committee which
includes Members Kurle and Barber to review
potential conflicts of interest.
Member Burns presented a hypothetical developer
conflict of interest scenario. Mr. Reynolds stated the
situation would need to be relayed to the committee,
however, he no longer accepts the type of work Mr.
Burns described. Member Burns expressed concern
that possible conflicts could arise because of past
clients. Personnel Director Brenda Kennedy noted
Mr. Reynolds has an obligation under the ordinance
to disclose subject matter and client information on a
case by case basis. Member Burns asked Mr.
Reynolds if it would be possible to get a client list for
the past 2-5 years. Mr. Reynolds stated such a list
would be unduly burdensome. Member Kurle stated
the request was unnecessary and that Personnel
Director Kennedy had adequately described the case
by case situation. Member Burns expressed concern
that Council would know who the clients are who
could pose a possible conflict of interest situation.
Member Kurle stated he believed a conflict of
situation would be known. Mr. Reynolds offered to
make his client files available to Member Burns
because Member Burns is a practicing attorney, and
Mr. Reynolds has confidence in Member Burns to
review the files with confidence. Member Burns
declined the offer because he is not asking for the
information from an attorney perspective, but rather
as a City Councilmember. Member Kurle stated he
had confidence that conflicts of interest will be
properly handled. Member Barber stated she had as
much confidence in Mr. Reynolds as she did in
Member Burns, and she does not feel a list of past
clients is necessary. Member Burns then asked if
there was a list of clients when Mr. Reynolds was
appointed acting city attorney a year ago. Mayor
Booth stated he did not ask for a list at that time.
Member Burns asked if Councilmembers would object
to his asking for a list of clients Mr. Reynolds would
have had a year ago to compare to the list of clients
before the Council this evening. Mr. Reynolds stated
it would be difficult to develop a list of clients over a
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year ago. Mr. Reynolds offered his files to Member
Burns, and Member Burns declined.
Member Burns asked whether Assistant City Attorney
Judith Ausman would handle cases in which conflicts
may arise. Mr. Reynolds stated his confidence in Ms.
Ausman, and he also noted the option of securing
outside representation could be considered if it was
warranted.
Member Burns described a situation involving Mr.
Reynolds representation of a west hill property owner
involved in a clear-cut situation. Mr. Reynolds
explained the representation process of prior City
Attorney Stephen Shelton and the Department of
Natural Resources. Mr. Reynolds noted he was
asked by Mr. Shelton to represent the interests of the
property owner, and the interests of the property
owner was not at odds with the City of Auburn. Mr.
Reynolds noted there is still a contract foreclosure
issue for the original property owner. Mr. Reynolds
stated his work on the foreclosure has been
forwarded to a Bellevue attorney for handling.
Member Borden stated it seemed apparent Member
Burns did not support the confirmation of Mr.
Reynolds, and that other Councilmembers should
have an opportunity for questions.
Member Brothers asked why the Auburn School
District was not on the client list before the Council
this evening. Mr. Reynolds said at the time the list
was prepared, the land use issues had been turned
over to Perkins Coie, and he had decided to retain
the personnel issues, so Auburn School District
should be added to the client list. Member Brothers
asked if all Auburn businesses were identified on the
list and if the city ordinance also includes principals
of businesses as well as business names. Member
Brothers read each business name on the client list
and Mr. Reynolds identified the principals.
Member Brothers asked Personnel Director Brenda
Kennedy if the City would assume any liability with
reference to federal or state authorities because the
City did not follow its normal hiring procedures, in
terms of advertising, for filling the city attorney
position. Director Kennedy stated there was no
violation. Member Brothers inquired about working
hours or department head work contracts, how staff
will be monitored during Mr. Reynolds' absences. Mr.
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Reynolds described department directors working
hours, Personnel Director Kennedy stated there are
no work contracts, and Mayor Booth stated staff
monitoring was his job.
Member Brothers noted outside employment review
committee meetings were conducted approximately
February 1 and February 14. He is questioning if the
committee reviewed a different client list than what is
before the Council this evening. Mr. Reynolds stated
during that time frame there were probably cases that
were being concluded and in the process of being
transferred. Member Brothers asked if transfers were
made because of suggestion or action by the
committee. Mr. Reynolds stated the reasons were
due to time management problems, not because of
any recommendation.
Member Wagner stated he was in favor of
confirmation, but asked Mr. Reynolds how he would
refer clients to other attorneys, and Mr. Reynolds
explained.
Member Haugen expressed concern the Auburn
School District was not on the client list. Director
Kennedy stated she had typed the list. When it
became apparent to Mr. Reynolds that the school
district was not included, Director Kennedy did not
have time to modify the list. Member Haugen stated
she would also like to see a list of clients at the time
Mr. Reynolds started as acting city attorney. Member
Haugen reconfirmed with Personnel Director
Kennedy what the medical accrual leave was for
department directors. Member Haugen also stated
she thought the City would be advertising for the city
attorney position, and that she was concerned she
was not a member of the review committee. Member
Haugen concluded her remarks. She did not see any
conflicts of interest on the client list, however, she
was concerned about the City of Enumclaw and
Enumclaw School District.
Member Brothers questioned whether the outside
employment review committee meetings were
published. Mayor Booth stated two Councilmembers
were present, and the outside employment review
committee is not a standing committee. Member
Brothers expressed concern the committee meetings
were not published. Mr. Reynolds indicated there
was not a publication requirement.
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Member Brothers expressed he would like to receive
a client list from the day Mr. Reynolds assumed the
position of acting city attorney, and providing a list of
clients as of 2/1/94 and 2/14/94. Mr. Reynolds
explained his office data base and difficulties in
determining which of his cases were terminated
during the requested dates.
Member Barber expressed her support of Mr.
Reynolds and is concerned the Council deliberations
appears to be stall in resolving the city attorney
appointment.
Member Burns stated he has not made up his mind.
Member Burns asked Mr. Reynolds if any of his
clients are members of the Auburn Downtown
Association, and Mr. Reynolds stated no.
Member Burns asked Mr. Reynolds if he would be on
retainer basis with the Auburn School District. Mr.
Reynolds indicated he would probably continue to be
a resource for personnel matters.
Member Burns asked Mr. Reynolds if he represented
former City Engineer Marv Seabrands, the Hapsmith
Corporation, or owners of the Goedecke property and
Mr. Reynolds responded he did not represent Mr.
Seabrands or the Hapsmith Corporation, and he did
not know who were the former Goedecke owners.
Member Burns questioned Mr. Reynolds if there was
a relationship with Dwight Garrett. Mr. Reynolds
stated he had previously made known that Mr. Garrett
had been generous with the City of Enumclaw, and
that Mr. Reynolds respected Mr. Garrett's generosity
with the Enumclaw governmental unit. Mr. Reynolds
also noted he had arranged for a meeting with Mr.
Garrett and former City of Auburn Mayor Roegner
and Finance Director Pat Dugan. Mr. Reynolds
confirmed he wrote a letter on behalf of Mr. Garrett
with regard to a potential flight hazard at the City of
Auburn airport involving trees and brush cuttings on
the west side of the airport. Mr. Reynolds briefed the
Council on the background relating to the removal of
trees.
Member Brothers confirmed that Mr. Reynolds does
not have a relationship as client attorney with Mr.
Garrett. Member Brothers questioned the July 9,
1993 letter Mr. Reynolds wrote on behalf of Mr.
Garrett. Mr. Reynolds responded the letter was a
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II,
benefit to the City of Auburn to provide safety at the
Auburn Airport. Member Brothers stated he
appreciated the background, and understood Mr.
Garrett was a friend. Member Brothers stated he just
wants to make sure there is not an appearance of a
potential conflict of interest.
Member Brothers revisited issues concerning
possible work hours Mr. Reynolds may apply to his
outside clients, and Mr. Reynolds responded.
Motion by Member Kurle, second by Member Barber,
to discontinue a call for the question and to vote on
the motion that was on the floor.
MOTION CARRIED 4-3 WITH MEMBERS
BROTHERS, HAUGEN, AND BURNS VOTING NO.
Member Haugen asked for clarification as to what the
vote was on, and Mayor Booth responded the vote
was to close debate. Mayor Booth stated the Council
now needs to vote on the motion on the floor, which is
the confirmation of Mike Reynolds as city attorney.
MOTION CARRIED 5-2 WITH MEMBERS BURNS
AND BROTHERS VOTING NO AND MEMBER
HAUGEN ABSTAINING.
Member Kurle confirmed Member Haugen has
abstained from voting and that an abstention goes
with the majority, and Member Haugen stated she
understood.
Mayor Booth and the City Council congratulated Mike
Reynolds on his confirmation as city attorney.
Agenda Modifications
Agenda modifications transmitted are three pages inadvertently left
out of this evening's agenda under Agenda Item V.A.
CITIZEN INPUT, PUBLIC HEARINGS & CORRESPONDENCE
Public Hearin,qs
No public hearings were scheduled for this meeting.
B. Audience Participation
Evelyn Learcher, 1713 4th Street N. E., Auburn, WA
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III.
Ms. Learcher is concerned with the possibility of a major disaster
and would like more information on how the City is prepared to
handle a disaster, and if there are evacuation routes. She is also
requesting a law be considered to form neighborhood disaster
committees. Chief Johnson responded that April is the month
designated for earthquake preparedness. Chief Johnson stated
his department will be encouraging citizens to take advantage of
the resources his department will have available during the month
of April. He also stated individual preparedness is critical to
surviving a disaster.
Correspondence
No correspondence items were received for City Council review.
Mayor Booth called for an Executive Session to discuss litigation at
9:15 p.m. for approximately 40-minutes because Mr. Joseph Sloan,
Attorney General for Washington State Department of
Transportation, needed to return to Olympia.
Mayor Booth reconvened the City Council meeting at 9:45 p.m.
Motion by Member Wagner, second by Member Haugen, to enter
into a three-way settlement agreement with the Washington State
Department of Transportation and the Supermall.
MOTION CARRIED 6-1 WITH MEMBER BURNS VOTING NO.
COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS
A3.7.6.
A. Municipal Services
Chair Brothers stated the Municipal Services Committee did not
meet today, and the next Committee meeting is scheduled for
Monday, March 20, 1995 at 4:30 p.m.
Planning & Community Development
Chair Burns reported the Planning & Community Development
Committee met February 28, 1995. He stated the Committee
discussed the request of the Supermall to amend condition #8. k.3
of the mall rezone ordinance to eliminate the landscape
requirement next to the Interurban Trail. The developer delay
agreement will be presented to the full Council March 20, 1995.
The next Planning & Community Development Committee meeting
will be March 14, 1995 at 5:30 p.m.
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IV.
Public Works
Chair Wagner reported the Public Works Committee met February
27, 1995 and discussed the Commute Trip Reduction Act of 1991.
He also noted a recent newspaper article incorrectly indicated the
Public Works Committee had approved a water plan. The next
Public Works Committee meeting is scheduled for March 13, 1995
at 5:30 p.m.
Finance
Chair Barber reported the Finance Committee met this evening,
and recommends City Council approval of accounts receivable
write-offs and claims and payroll as they appear on tonight's
agenda. The Committee also discussed insurance coverage
options. The next meeting of the Finance Committee is scheduled
for March 20, 1995 at 7:00 p.m.
Member Burns asked Finance Director Vic Thompson if efforts to
collect the accounts receivable items would continue and Mr.
Thompson stated attempts to collect would be made.
CONSENT AGENDA
A. Minutes
Minutes of the February 21, 1995 regular Council meeting.
Minutes of the February 21, 1995 special Council meeting.
Vouchers
F4.9.2,F4.9.5
1. Claims check numbers 99715 through 100073 in the amount
of $485,280.88 dated March 6, 1995.
Payroll check numbers 213158 to 213490 in the amount of
$604,131.64 and Direct Payroll Deposit transmissions in the
amount of $146,146.90 for a grand total of $750,278.54 for
the pay period covering February 17, 1995 to February 28,
1995 are approved for payment this 6th day of March, 1995.
Write Off Bad Debt
F4.12
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Request Council authorization to approve accounts receivable of
one year overdue or more be written off, in the total amount of
$94,309.61.
Do
Call for Hearin.q
O3.1 ANX0002-94
City Council to schedule a public hearing to be held March 20,
1995 on a petition for annexation on a 20-acre parcel located south
of 277th, west of Auburn Way North, east of "B" Street N.VV., and
north of 280th.
Motion by Member Kurle, second by Member Burns to approve
Consent Agenda Items IV.A. through IV.D.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 7-0.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
This item was referred to a special council meeting at the January 17,
1995 regular Council meeting to be held on February 14, 1995. The
special meeting was rescheduled to reopen the public hearing on
February 17, 1995. The special meeting scheduled for February 17, 1995
was continued to Tuesday, February 21, 1995 due to public notice
requirements. The special meeting was held on February 21, 1995, the
public hearing was reopened, the public hearing was closed, and Council
members present made a recommendation to the full City Council.
Application No. PLT0005-90 & PLT0006-90
03.5 PLT0005-90, 03.5 PLT0006-90
The request of Henderson Development, Inc., to amend the plat
applications to allow for changes in street and lot layouts in order
to accommodate the construction of the 211-1ot single family
subdivision located in Divisions 9, 10, 12,13 and 14 of Lakeland
Hills.
Application No. MIN0001-90
O3.10.3 MIN0001-90
The request of Henderson Development, Inc., to amend the mining
permit to allow an additional 222,000 cubic yards of material to be
excavated in order to accommodate the construction of the 21 l-lot
single family subdivision located in Divisions 9, 10, 12,13, and 14
of Lakeland Hills.
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VI.
Member Burns noted at the February 21, 1995 special Council
meeting, a motion to recommend to the full City Council the
approval of Application Numbers PLT0005-90, PLT0006-90, and
MIN0001-90 with the exception of Division 14.
Councilmember Burns moved to amend that the City Council
approve the proposed amended preliminary plats for Divisions 9,
10, 12, 13, and to continue Division 14 to the next meeting.
Councilmember Borden seconded the motion.
Member Wagner requested whether recommendations on Division
14 would be before the Council at the March 20, 1995 meeting.
Director Krauss stated he thought it could take approximately 4
weeks for the developer to prepare an alternative proposal for
Division 14. Councilmembers discussed the options of denying the
Division 14 proposal as presented, or going forward with the
original plat design. Councilmember Wagner requested a
presentation commitment for proposed alternatives so that the
citizens concerns and a resolution will be heard in a timely fashion.
Senior Planner Lynn Rued briefly spoke with representatives of
Henderson Development and confirmed that four weeks was an
acceptable time frame for Henderson Development to prepare an
alternative proposal to Division No. 14 of Application Nos.
PLT0005-90, PLT0006-90, and MIN0001-90.
MOTION CARRIED 6-1 WITH MEMBER HAUGEN VOTING NO.
NEW BUSINESS
Application No. PLT0001-95
03.5 PLT0001-95
The request of Kenneth Danielson and Richard Nevitt for
preliminary plat approval of a 8-lot single family subdivision on 4.8
acres of properly located northeast of Chinook Elementary School.
Senior Planner Lynn Rued noted that the Hearing Examiner's
Findings and Decision provided for a modification to the land
division ordinance cul-de-sac length standard. Due to a steep
slope in the plat, the standard concerning cul-de-sac length
needed to be modified in order for any development to occur.
Motion by Member Burns, second by Member Brothers, to approve
the preliminary plat based upon the Hearing Examiner's Findings
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VII.
of Fact, Conclusions and Conditions; and, to instruct the City
Attorney to prepare the necessary resolution.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 7-0.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
A. Ordinances
Ordinance No. 4730
03.8 Application No. REZ0003-95
An Ordinance of the City of Auburn, Washington, providing
for the rezoning of property located on Auburn Way North
between 37th and 40th Streets N. E., within the City of
Auburn, Washington, changing the zoning classification
thereof from C-1 (light commercial) to C-3 (heavy
commercial.
Motion by Member Burns, second by Member Wagner, to
introduce and adopt Ordinance No. 4730.
MOTION CARRIED 5-2 WITH MEMBERS BROTHERS AND
HAUGEN VOTING NO.
B. Resolutions
Resolution No. 2607
04.4.2
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Auburn,
Washington, authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to
execute a Memorandum of Agreement for 1995 between the
City of Auburn and Senior Services of Seattle/King County
Nutrition Projects (SSC/KC) to provide a federally funded
hot meal program for Iow-income elderly citizens in the
Auburn area.
Motion by Member Burns, second by Member Borden to
introduce and adopt Resolution No. 2607.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 7-0.
Resolution No. 2608
04.4.2
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A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Auburn,
Washington, authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to
execute a Meals on Wheels Satellite site Memorandum of
Agreement for 1995 between the City of Auburn and Senior
Services of Seattle/King County (SSC/KC) to provide home
delivered meal service in the Auburn Area to the elderly.
Motion by Member Burns, second by Member Haugen, to
introduce and adopt Resolution No. 2608.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 7-0.
Resolution No. 2613
04.10
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Auburn,
Washington, authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to
execute an interlocal agreement between King County
(through its Department of Metropolitan Services) and the
City of Auburn for the purpose of implementing the
Washington State Commute Trip Reduction Act of 1991.
Motion by Member Wagner, second by Member Kurle, to
introduce and adopt Resolution No. 2613.
MOTION CARRIED 6-1 WITH MEMBER HAUGEN VOTING
NO.
Resolution No. 2614
A3.13.4
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Auburn,
Washington, authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to
execute an Agreement for Professional Real Property
Appraisal Services for the year 1995 between the City and
Clendaniel, Lema & Watts, Inc.
Motion by Member Wagner, second by Member Burns, to
introduce and adopt Resolution No. 2614.
Councilmember Brothers asked where Clendaniel, Lema &
Watts, Inc. was located, and Public Works Director Frank
Currie will respond.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 7-0.
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VIII.
IX.
Resolution No. 2615
04.4.5
A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Auburn,
Washington, authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to
execute an Agreement for Professional Services between
the City and the Collins Group to provide a community input
study to assess the Auburn Community's interest for
improved public library services.
Motion by Member Burns, second by Member Haugen, to
introduce and adopt Resolution No. 2615.
MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 7-0.
MAYOR'S REPORT
Special City Council Meeting
Mayor Booth announced the City Council has tentatively scheduled
a special meeting on March 20, 1995 at 5:30 p.m. to discuss the
City of Auburn Comprehensive Plan as it relates to providing utility
services in unincorporated areas and annexation policies.
Councilmember Kurle noted he would be out of town at that time.
Councilmember Burns felt the issues were significant and that all
Councilmembers should be present. Councilmembers discussed
alternatives dates, and by consensus determined that the special
meeting will be conducted on Saturday, March 18, 1995, from 8:00
a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the City Council, Mayor
Booth adjourned the meeting at 10:10 p.m.
Charles A. Booth, Mayor
Robin Wohlhueter, City Clerk
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