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1983 MAY 03 CC MINMINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE EL SEGUNDO CITY COUNCIL May 3, 1983 I CALL TO ORDER The El Segundo City Council convened in regular session on the above date at the hour of 7 :00 o'clock p.m., in the Council Chamber of the E1 Segundo City Hall. II PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE was led by Councilman Marvin Johnson. III INVOCATION was delivered by Dr. Edward Smith, pastor of the United Methodist Church IV ROLL CALL Present: Council Members Armstrong, Johnson, Siadek, Synadinos and Mayor Bue Absent: Council Members None V PRESENTATIONS A. Proclamation declaring May 15 - 21, 1983 as NATIONAL POLICE WEEK was read by Mayor Bue, encouraging citizens to commemorate officers for their faithful and loyal devotion to duty. Police Chief Johnson accepted the proclamation from the Mayor. B. Proclamation declaring May 8 - 14, 1983 as NURSING HOME WEEK was read by the Mayor encouraging E1 Segundo citizens to join in the observance and support for nursing home care. Mr. William J. Connell, vice president of the Long Beach Health Care Association, accepted the proclamation and thanked the Council for its public recognition of the industry. C. Proclamation declaring May, 1983 as NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH MONTH was read by the Mayor asking for cooperative effort by the public to help reduce crime in the community. Chief of Police James Johnson accepted the proclamation from the Mayor. E. Proclamation declaring May 15 - 21, 1983 as SHATTER SILENCE WEEK was read by the Mayor, urging citizens to better understand the hearing impaired. Mrs. Carol Cobb, president of the E1 Segundo Quota Club accepted the proclamation from the Mayor. VI REPORTS OF COMMITTEES A. Recreation and Parks Commission applications The Mayor announced that it would be necessary to set a date to inter- view the applicants, and asked if ?:ay 10 would be agreeable for this purpose. It was mutually agreed to inverview all the applicants on that date, starting at 6:00 o'clock p.m. B. Beach Cities Trolley Committee. Councilman Johnson reported that he attended, with Councilwoman Svnadinos and City Manager Jones, a meeting with their counterparts from Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach; that an agreement was formulated which will be brought before each of the Councils for review. C. California Department of Transportation (CALTRANS). Councilman Johnson reported he had reviewed plans and work of the I -105 Freeway and Judge Ferguson's report on the Consent Decree. Stated everyone was working to speed up the scheduling of the freeway construction. XT-ig(14 D. South Bay Corridor Study Steering Committee Councilman Johnson reported the RTD is expecting problems in providing sufficient trans- portation in the next few years, that it will not be subsidized after 1984. Stated the cities decided emphasis should be put on the major problems facing the cities as a whole, rather than each city handling its portion separately. E. Councilman Johnson announced he attended an Eagle Scout presentation and was very impressed with the number of boys active in scouting. Also reported on attending Public School's Week dinner where 300 adults were in attendance. F. ANCLUC. Councilman Armstrong stated a steering committee meeting has een sc eduled for May 12, the first one planned since early December. Asked the City Attorney, Lee Dolley to report. The City Attorney advised there were four things happening: I. State Variance Proceedings. Stated an opinion should be forthcoming since there has been a change of hands in State government. 2. Phase II of the ANCLUC (the Study Phase) is nearing completion. Stated Phase III (Recommendation Phase) is ready to get underway, this phase is for the purpose of finding different ways of reducing noise. 3. Stated that a new state law has been proposed that deals with the power of Airport Land Use Commissions; that it has to do with the ability of cities to control their own local destiny and the Council may want to consider opposition to this legislation. 4. FAR (Federal Airport Regulations) Part 150 is being pushed by the Airport. Stated they are seeking to file a map and documents that would allow them to be relieved of liability for people who move into this City following the date that particular map is effective, and it appears there has been some bad faith involved in the proceedings. Recommended the Council schedule a 2 -hour study session for the purpose of being advised of the Council's options; matters which might be decided upon so that the Council will be ready to make final decisions next year about how to deal with the Airport. Also reported that there are economi- cal ways this can be done and proposed this also be discussed at the study session. G. N.O.I.S.E. (The National Organization to Insure A Sound Controlled Environment) Councilman Armstrong reported that this committee is concerned about the high density air traffic airport rule for 0 -Hare, John F. Kennedy and La Guardia Airports. Recommended that the Council authorize sending a representative to the annual conference May 26 through May 28 in Louisville, possibly sending the chairman of the Noise Abatement Committee. Council discussed the policy and financial aspects. City Attorney Dolley advised he had been active in the American Bar Association and was the chairman of its Airport Noise Committee. Stated he would be traveling to the east for the Bar Association and would be happy to represent the City where possible at no extra expense. Council concurred. Council discussed setting a date for the recommended 2 -hour study session and it was agreed to hold that session on June 2, 1983 at 10 :00 o'clock a.m. H. Legislation AB 1597. Councilman Johnson stated this bill would supersede local control regarding housing elements within the commun- ity. Council agreed to oppose subject bill. I. South Bay Juvenile Diversion Project. Councilman Siadek asked the Council to consider budgeting $4,300 to help this project. Stated that if the project is fully funded, the money would not be needed as happened last year. Council agreed. -2- Council Minutes May 3, 1983 ;q(1 i J. Independent Cities Association. Mayor Bue reported that many cities are charging for transportation to hospitals by the paramedics. Stated Proposition A funds were discussed and they agreed to support legislation to allow use of those funds for road maintenance. Also stated that the Association was trying to get together with the contract cities in the county for better cooperation in working out their differences for the good of all the cities. Stated he would be attending a conference next week, one day of which would be devoted to the effects the Olympics will have on the surrounding cities. Councilman Siadek stated he would like to dicuss a matter of litigation with the City Attorney in closed session following this meeting. VIT ORAL COMMUNICATIONS A. Mr. Dennis Martin, 836 East Grand Avenue, referred to his letter to the Council in regard to the Mayor voting on the ordinance approving amendments to the M -2 zone being a conflict of interest and handed out pages from an FPPC bulletin for the Council's review. Asked that the ordinance be rescinded. Further, referred to Item 2 of the City Manager's agenda pertaining tc business registration fees and asked citizens and staff to come to a Cost Benefits Analysis meeting Wednesday night next week. Stated it would give an opportunity to plan for the next year to have government paid for by businessess. Also stated he thought the Mayor voting on this item would present the same kind of conflict of interest as on the zoning ordinance. B. Mr. Charles La Fleur, 420 Richmond Street, advised that the U.S. Constitution involves two entities, the government, with its 3 branches, and the nation's citizenry. Stated it guards the law and order so the citizens will have the freedom to exercise their rights given by the Bill of Rights and Constitutional Amendments. Advised that citizens' rights include the right to combine private property and assets to form companies, said companies rights coming from shareholders. However, through the years, some groups of people have tried to present ideas of a third entity in government consisting of industry and business with restricted rights, which is not contained in the Constitution. Mr. La Fleur thanked the Council for being perceptive in recognizing the rights of the people and willing to mitigate certain elements of the M -2 zoning ordinance introduced at the last Council session, thus protecting the private corporate rights and individual rights of the owners, share holders, stock holders and other private entities in the City. C. Mr. Roger Siegal, 1022 Mariposa Avenue, spoke of seeking public harmony in the community; that E1 Segundo should take the lead in encouraging citizen involvement in the community. D. Mr. Ted Nasser, In -house counsel for Continental Development Corpor- ation, advised that on March 9, 1983, the company received a permit to build two 24 -foot planter traffic islands, one on Nash and the other on Douglas Street, which are now nearly completed. Stated had it been known at the onset that the City would requite Continental to provide indemnification and insurance for this project, it may have not pro- ceeded with the project. Advised that the company would be in accord with providing insurance, but asks that the indemnity clause be elim- inated from the agreement. _ VIII CONSENT CALENDAR Councilman Armstrong asked that Item D be discussed as a separate item. -3- Council Minutes May 3, 1983 p ;(gof► Motion was made by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman Siadek, that all the items on the Consent Calendar except Item D be approved as recommended. Motion carried: A. Minutes of the regular City Council meeting held April 5, 1983 approved as written. B. Minutes of an adjourned regular City Council meeting held April 12, 1983 approved as written. C. Warrants Nos. 79054 - 79212 on Demand Register Summary No. 20 in total amount of $822,410.63 ratified and approved. E. State Alcoholic Beverage Control application from Albert Gurklies for person to person transfer of Off Sale Beer and Wine License for Superior Drive -In Dairy, 450 Main Street,ordered received and filed. IX. CALL ITEMS FROM CONSENT CALENDAR D. Bid No. 82 -24 for various woodworking power machinery for the new Citv Yard Councilman Armstrong asked if Revenue Sharing funds would pay for these items. Also inquired if all the present equipment would be replaced. City Manager Jones advised that money for this purchase would be from Revenue Sharing funds within the amount the Council had budgeted for constructing and equipping the City Yard; that some of the equipment is additional and some are replacement items for old and worn out equip- ment. Councilwoman Synadinos inquired if the account number in the budget should be changed to the Revenue Sharing Account. City Manager Jones advised that this change would be made. Motion was made by Councilman Armstrong, seconded by Councilman Siadek, that the low bid for each item of subject bid be accepted and purchase orders issued to said companies in the respective amounts: Items A & F Paxton /Patterson $2,832.47 Items B,D,E, & G Don G. Jenness Co.,Inc. $5,737.16 Item C Brodhead - Garrett Co. $1,038.38 Total including sales tax $9,608.01 Motion carried by unanimous vote. X. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS A. Dennis L. Martin, 836 East Grand Avenue, letter regarding conflict of interest of Mayor Bue in voting for amendments to the M -2 zoning regulations. Hearing no objections, the Mayor ordered the letter received and filed. Mayor Bue commented that at the regular City Council meeting, held March 1, 1983, this subject arose and City Attorney Dolley advised that voting on the M -2 zone changes would not be considered a conflict of interest on the Mayor's part. The :'.ayor asked Mr. Dolley to confirm his opinion in this regard. Mr. Dolley advised he had reviewed Mr. Martin's letter and the changes in the M -2 zoning ordinance, as well as the Fair Political Practices Commission ruling cited by Mr. Martin. Stated it was his opinion the proposed changes affect the zoning of all persons owning property within the M -2 area, and also affects the entire City of E1 Segundo and the public in general, as it changes the entire code affecting how the City deals with the various zones. -4- Council Minutes May 3, 1983 Stated the FPPC does not give blanket statements, but treats each case separately and he believes the FPPC opinion referenced by Mr. Martin would not be applicable to the subject zone change. Stated the proposed change does not affect Hughes Aircraft Company or any other employer specifically, but affects the public generally. The Mayor stated he did not think a written opinion was necessary since Mr. Dolley had given an opinion that is a matter of public record. XI REPORTS OF OFFICERS A. City Manager Jones 1. Application from Drivers International Transportation Associates, Inc., for permit to operate taxicabs in E1 Segundo Stated that a background check of this company had been made by the Police Department. Advised that the company is not licensed in Los Angeles or Beverly Hills as required by the City Code, so driver and vehicle permits will be required. Recommended this permit be considered and the City Attorney directed to prepare the required resolution. Motion was made by Councilman Siadek, seconded by Councilman Johnson, that the City Attorney present a resolution at the next regular City Council meeting, granting a permit to Drivers International Transporta- tion Associates, Inc., for Council approval. Motion carried. 2. Ordinance deferring payment of certain business registration fees due July 1. 1983 Presented an ordinance deferring the payment schedule enacted in Ordin- ance No. 1036 which called for dividing subject fees into semi - annual payments to be paid January 1, 1983 and July 1, 1983. Stated this ordinance would extend the July payment to October 1, 1983. City Attorney Dolley presented the ordinance, entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING TITLE 5 (BUSI- NESS REGULATIONS AND LICENSING) OF THE EL SEGUNDO MUNICIPAL CODE BY ADDING THERETO SECTION 5.04.223 WHICH SAID SECTION RELATES TO AN AMENDMENT TO DUE DATES AND DELINQUENCY DATES FOR THE SECOND SEMI- ANNUAL PERIOD, JULY THROUGH DECEMBER, 1983, CREATED BY SECTION 5.04.221 OF THE EL SEGUNDO MUNCIPAL CODE which title was read. Upon motion duly made and carried, further read- ing of said ordinance was waived. Thereafter, the ordinance was introduced by Mayor Bue. 3. Policy for advertising special hearings on zoning matters Presented a suggested policy regarding notices of public hearings involving zoning matters. Proposed that the notices be placed in the E1 Segundo Herald, as presently followed, according to law and that when comprehensive changes to the text of the zoning ordinance were proposed, a display ad be placed in the Daily Breeze one time at least ten days prior to the hearing date, which would be in addition to the legal notices in the E1 Segundo Herald. Councilman Siadek suggested that a display ad be placed in the Daily Breeze on all matters relating to zone changes in general or land uses. After further discussion, motion was made by Councilman Siadek, seconded by Councilwoman Synadinos, that special display notices of public hear- ings on comprehensive changes to the text of the zoning ordinance be placed in the South Bay Daily Breeze one time at least ten days before the hearing, in addition to legal notices required by law for a trial period of six months. Motion carried. -5- Council Minutes May 3, 1983 4. South Bay Wheelmen, Inc. request to conduct a bicycle race in conjunction with Richmond Street Fair on May 21, 1983 Advised that the race would require closure of several blocks of residential and commercial streets all during the day. Recommended disapproval of the request because of the inconvenience to property owners and the time that would be required of City forces. Motion was made by Councilman Armstrong, seconded by Councilman Johnson, that the request of South Bay Wheelmen, Inc. to conduct a bicycle race on May 21, 1983 be denied. Motion carried. S. E1 Segundo Cub Scout Organization request to close Grand Avenue between Sheldon and Standard Streets on July 23, 1983 for a Soap Box Derbv Recommended this request be granted requiring liability insurance pro- tection and that the organization provide additional adult supervision for crowd control, etc. Motion was made by Councilman Johnson, seconded by Councilman Armstrong, that subject request be approved conditioned upon the E1 Segundo Boy Scout Organization providing appropriate liability insurance, approved by the City Attorney,to protect the City from any liability; that the Boy Scout Organization provide adult supervision to assist with setting and removing barricades and for crowd control along the route of the Derby. On roll call, said motion carried. B. City Attorney Dolle 1. Ordinance rescinding action in regard to property at the north - west corner of E1 Segundo and Sepulveda Blvds (Hessell Site) Advised that the City Clerk had reported the referendum petition against changing the zone on subject property had been certified as qualifying under the State Election laws; consequently, the Council has the option to either call for an election to vote on the issue or repeal the Ordinance No. 1048 that enacted the zone change. Also advised that a letter had been received from Mr. John Hessell asking that his application for zone change be rescinded. Therefore, stated he had prepared subject ordinance for the Council's consideration, entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA, RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 3189 (WHICH SAID RESOLUTION CERTIFIED AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT AND DIRECTED THE PREPARATION OF AN AGREEMENT WHICH WOULD MITIGATE ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FINDINGS, ALL RELATED TO CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE NORTH- WEST CORNER OF EL SEGUNDO AND SEPULVEDA BOULEVARDS); AND RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 3193 (WHICH SAID RESO- LUTION APPROVED AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY AND THE OWNER WITH RESPECT TO CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF EL SEGUNDO AND SEPULVEDA BOULEVARDS); AND RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 3194 (WHICH SAID RESOLUTION APPROVED AN AMENDMENT TO THE LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE GENERAL PLAN AND THE LAND USE ELEMENT MAP WITH RESPECT TO THE SAID PROPERTY); AND RESCINDING ORDINANCE NO. 1048 WHICH SAID ORDINANCE AMENDED THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO BY RE- ZONING THE SAID PROPERTY FROM LIGHT MANUFACTURING (M -1) TO SPECIAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT (C -3) ZONE which title was read. Upon motion duly made and carried, further reading of said ordinance was waived. Thereafter, said ordinance was introduced by Councilman Johnson. Council Meeting May 3, 1983 C. Director of Public Works Glickman 1. Heater - Remix and Overlay on Imperial Highway and Mariposa Avenue and reconstruction of portion of Virginia Street, Spec 82-14 Advised that bids had been received for subject work, which bids were as follows: Name Amount of Bid Sully - Miller Contracting Co. $ 118,327.83 Griffith Company $ 118,926.10 Excel Paving Company $ 126,301.10 Robert Escudero, Inc. $ 129,093.52 Vernon Paving Company $ 140,140.03 Recommended acceptance of the low bid. Motion was made by Councilman Siadek, seconded by Councilman Armstrong, that the following resolution be adopted: WHEREAS, the City of E1 Segundo, California, duly advertised for bids for Heater - Remix and Overlay on various streets in accordance with Specification No. 82 -14; and WHEREAS, said bids were received by the City Council on April 19, 1983; and the Director of Public Works found that the bid of Sully- Miller Contracting Company, in total amount of $118,327.83 was the lowest responsible bid. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, that the bid of Sully- Miller Contracting Company, the lowest responsible bid, be accepted; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayor of said city be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to execute the contract herein awarded for and on behalf of the City and in its name and the City Clerk to attest the same, affix the seal and make delivery thereof in due course; and BE IT.FURTHER RESOLVED, that all bids received, except the bid of Sully- Miller Contracting Company, are hereby rejected and the City Clerk is hereby authorized and instructed to return the bid bonds of all unsuccessful bidders. On roll call, motion carried by unanimous vote. 2. Vacation of portion of Pine Avenue between Washington and Illinois Streets Advised it had been proposed to vacate a portion of Pine Avenue between Washington Street and the Southern California Edison Company transmission line right-of-way, which area had been dedicated for street purposes in the 1950's but never improved. Recommended adoption of the Resolution of Intention to vacate subject street calling for a public hearing to be held June 7, 1983. Motion was made by Councilman Siadek, seconded by Mayor Bue, that the following resolution, entitled: -7- Council Minutes May 3, 1983 1 7;U1 it RESOLUTION OF INTENTION NO. 3203 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA, DECLARING ITS INTENTION TO ORDER THE VACATION (SUBJECT TO THE RESERVATION AND EXCEPTION OF CERTAIN EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS -OF- WAY) OF A CERTAIN PORTION OF PINE AVENUE WITHIN SAID CITY which was read, be adopted. On roll call, said motion carried by unanimous vote. 3. Agreement with Continental Development Corporation for indemnification in connection with landscaped median islands on Nash Street and Douglas Street Advised that a permit had been issued for construction of subject islands but irrigation and landscaping plans had not been provided to staff. Presented an agreement requiring Continental Development Corporation to provide insurance and to indemnify the City in connection with the improvements. Acting City Attorney Dolley advised that it is appropriate for a city to ask for indemnification and insurance when an encroachment upon a public street is permitted because of the liability the city would face. After discussion with Mr. Nasser, motion was made by Councilman Siadek, seconded by Councilman Armstrong, that the following resolution be adopted: RESOLVED, that that certain form of Agreement between the City of E1 Segundo and Continental Development Corporation requiring indemnification and insurance in connection with certain landscaped median islands on Nash and Douglas Street, presented to this Council on this date, be and the same is hereby approved, and after execution by each of the above -named parties, a copy of said agreement be placed on file in the office of the City Clerk; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayor of the City of E1 Segundo be and he is hereby authorized to execute said agreement for and on behalf of said City and the City Clerk to attest the same. On roll call, said motion carried by unanimous vote. Director of Public Works Glickman asked for direction from the Council for setting a time limit for compliance with the terms of the agreement as it relates to removal of the islands. Council consensus was that two weeks after execution of the agreement would be a reasonable period for compliance. 4. Cooperative project with Manhattan Beach for traffic signals on Rosecrans Avenue and Blanche Road Presented a letter from the City of Manhattan Beach requesting a cost participation of E1 Segundo in subject project amounting to $12,114.67. Recommended this project -be approved in concept and that $15,000 be appropriated from the unencumbered State Gasoline Tax funds for this purpose. Motion was made by Councilman Siadek, seconded by Councilman Armstrong, that the Director of Public Works recommendation be approved. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Council Minutes May 3, 1983 x;U 1.1 5. Report on Utility Undergrounding Program Reported that potential locations for undergrounding programs were discussed with the Southern California Edison Company area manager and a field investigation was made of the locations suggested by the Council: Sepulveda Boulevard from El Segundo Blvd. to Rosecrans Ave. Grand Avenue from Lomita Street to Sepulveda Blvd. Mariposa Avenue west of Sepulveda Main Street . Imperial Strip Stated that Center Street and Mariposa Avenue projects did not meet the criteria established by the Public Utilities Commission and no facilities exist on Main Street. Advised that the cost of underground - ing is based on voltage, the higher the voltage the higher the cost, so more work could be done in the lower voltage areas, so it appears consid- eration might be given to undergrounding these areas. Further advised there were many residences along the alleys on both sides of Main Street that would require costs to each resident. The Council discussed areas on Imperial Avenue, concluding that Grand Avenue seemed to be the most appropriate area for undergrounding, and directed the Director of Public Works to report back on what and who would be affected and the costs involved. XII UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Ordinance approving amendments to development standards in the M -2 zone, entitled: ORDINANCE NO. 1050 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF EL SEGUNDO, CALIFORNIA, AMENDING THE "EL SEGUNDO MUNICIPAL CODE" BY AMEND- ING CHAPTER 20.08 (DEFINITIONS) AND CHAPTER 20.16 (ZONES AND USES); BY REPEALING CHAPTER 20.42 (HEAVY MANUFACTURING M -2 ZONE); AND BY ADDING CHAPTER 20.42 ENTITLED "HEAVY MANUFACTURING (M -2) ZONE" which title was read. Upon motion duly made and carried further reading of said ordinance was waived. Thereafter, motion was made by Councilman Siadek, seconded by Councilman Johnson, that Ordinance No. 1050 be adopted. On roll call, said motion carried by the following vote: Ayes: Council Members Johnson, Siadek and Mayor Bue Noes: Council Members Armstrong and Synadinos Absent: Council Members None B. Beach City Towing contract Mr. Paul Hills of Beach City Towing, stated there must have been a misunderstanding, he thought the contract would be on the agenda tonight. The Mayor explained that the Council had approved the extension to the agreement provided the total increase was split so that one -half would be effective the first year and the other half the second year. Motion was then made by Councilman Siadek, seconded by Councilwoman Synadinos that the extension to the Beach City Towing contract be approved as recommended by staff, said increase in cost be enacted one half each year. Motion carried unanimously. -9- Council Minutes May 3, 1983 K =,U1A' XIII NEW BUSINESS The Mayor asked the City Manager about plans for earthquake preparedness for E1 Segundo. Council asked that a report be presented at the next regular City Council meeting. XIV ORAL COMMUNICATIONS A. Mr. Roger Siegel, 1022 Mariposa Avenue, stated he had been fortunate in discovering an energy source derived from wood or paper products and had contacted Standard Oil about this discovery. Remarked that the Council has the interest of the City at heart, that his offer is constant his interest pure and he did not want to operate on his own. Asked the Council to work with him, that this energy source would mean a lot of jobs. XV RECESS At the hour of 9:30 o'clock p.m., the Council recessed to the Mayor's office for a closed session to discuss matters of litigation. At the hour of 9:50 o'clock p.m., the Council reconvened, all members being present and answering roll call. XVI ADJOURNMENT No other business appearing to come before the Council at this session, the Mayor declared the meeting adjourned, the hour of adjournment being 9:55 o'clock p.m. APPROVED: William D. Bue, Mayor Respectfully submitted, Valerie A. Burrowes, City Clerk -10- Council Minutes May 3, 1983