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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02121979REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, FEBRUARY 12, 1979 541 MAYOR FLOOD CALLED THE MEETING TO ORDER AT 7 P.M. PRESENT: VICE MAYOR LEWIS GRAY, COUNCILMEN EVERETT T. GASS AND JOHN R. JOACHIM, MAYOR PAT FLOOD, JR. AND MR. L. B. VOCELLE, CITY ATTORNEY. ABSENT: COUNCILWOMAN DOROTHY W. MCKINLEY (DEATH IN FAMILY) CITY CLERK, MRS. FLORENCE PHELAN (ILL) MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR GRAY, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JANURY 12, PUBLIC HEARinG OF FEBRUARY 7, SPECIAL MEETING OF FEBRUARY 7. CARRIED. MOTIOW BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO PAY JANUARY BILLS IN THE AMOUNT OF $24,412.08. CARRIED. MRS. HELEN LEE COMPLAINED THAT QUITE FREQUENTLY SEMI-TRUCKS ARE PARKED IN FRONT OF THE HOUSE ON THE CORNER OF GILBERT AND LANCE STREETS, SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS.THIS PRESENTS A TRAFFIC HAZARD AND CONTRIBUTES TO THE DETERIORATION OF THE STREETS. ALSO, AN OIL BARREL ON THE BACK OF THE PROPERTY IS USED TO BURN TRASH, WHICH CREATES A FIRE HAZARD. SINCE BOTH COMPLAINTS ARE IN VIOLATION OF CITY STATUTES, MAYOR FLOOD ASKED MRS. LEE TO OBTAIN THE NAME OF THE PERSON INVOLVED AND THE ADDRESS SO HE AND THE POLICE DEPARTMENT CAN CHECK ON iT. VICE MAYOR GRAY REPORTED RESTROOM FACILITIES ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT THE TENNIS COURT. VICE MAYOR GRAY REPORTED THAT HE, THE MAYOR AND SUPERVISOR OF THE STREET DEPARTMENT ARE CONFERRING TO DETERMINE WHERE TO BUILD A SMALL OFFICE IN THE COMMUNITY CENTER. VICE MAYOR GRAY REQUESTED PERMISSION TO SPEND UP TO $1,000 FOR THE PURCHASE OF A PICK-UP TRUCK TO BE USED BY THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT TO REPLACE THE ONE NOW IN USE. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO ALLOW VICE MAYOR GRAY TO SPEND UP TO $1,000 FOR A GOVERNMENT SURPLUS TRUCK FOR THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT. CARRIED. COUNCILMAN GASS REPORTED FIVE REQUESTS FOR STREET LIGHTS WERE RECEIVED DURING THE MONTH. TWO WERE APPROVED AND THREE DENIED. HE POINTED OUT THAT THE CITY PAYS $6.45 A MONTH FOR EACH STREET LIGHT AND SINCE THE CITY UTILITY BILL RUNS CLOSE TO $30,000 A YEAR, WE WILL HAVE TO BE MORE SELECTIVE IN THE PLACING OF STREET LIGHTS. COUNCILMAN GASS IS TRYING TO FOLLOW A POLICY OF PLACING THEM AT INTERSECTIONS WHERE THEY WILL DO THE MOST GOOD. COUNCILMAN GASS ALSO REQUESTED THAT ANYONE SEEING A. ~BURNT OUT LIGHT SHOULD REPORT IT TO THE CITY SO IT CAN BE REPLACEDAS THE CITY IS REQUIRED TO PAY FOR IT WHETHER IT IS LIT OR NOT. COUNCILMAN GASS STATED THAT A REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT WENT WITH HIM TO LOOK OVER THE ROADS IN SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS. HE ADDED THAT THIS WAS IN NO WAY A COMMITMENT THAT WE WOULD RECEIVE ANY FUNDS, BUT AT LEAST THEY ARE SHOWING SOME INTEREST IN THE CITY'S APPLICATION. COUNCILMAN GASS SAID THE EAST COAST TREASURE COUNCIL HAVE NO OBJECTIONS TO THE CITY'S PROPOSAL, AND HE WILL KEEP THE COUNCIL INFORMED AS TO THE NEXT STEP. COUNCILMAN JOACHIM ANNOUNCED THAT THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, IN THE INTEREST OF PUBLIC SAFETY, HAS REQUESTED A TRAFFIC LIGHT BE INSTALLED AT THE INTERSECTION OF U.S. HWY 1 AND S.R. 512. HE INVITED INTERESTED PARTIES TO SIGN A PETITION TO EXPEDITE THIS MATTER. COUNCILMAN JOACHIM STATED THAT THE GARDEN CLUB OF SEBASTIAN HAS VERY GENEROUSLY OFFERED THE CITY ~WO TREES TO BE PLANTED IN THE CEMETERY AND IT IS QUITE GRATIFYING TO KNOW THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE WILLING TO HELP IMPROVE THE APPEARANCE OF THE CITY CEMETERY. COUNCILMAN JOACHIM EXPECTS TO SET UP A MEETING NEXT WEEK WITH ROBERT TEALL, THE CONSULTANT SELECTED TO RESOLVE THE CITY'S PENSION PROGRAM, AT WHICH TIME MR. TEALL WILL ANNOUNCE HIS RECOMMENDATION AS TO THE BEST QUALIFIED COMPANY. MR. GARY AKERS, REPRESENTATIVE OF SOUTHEASTERN MUNICIPAL BONDS, INC. AND F.A. HYDE & ASSOCIATES, INC. OF ORLANDO, WAS REQUESTED TO EXPLAIN THE INVESTMENT BANKING AGREEMENT SUBMITTED TO THE CITY. THIS AGREEMENT BASICALLY OUTLINES THE DUTIES OR THE WORK THE BONDING COMPANY WOULD DO AND ALgO OUTLINES CLEARLY THAT THERE WOULD BE NO OBLIGATION TO THE CITY UNLESS THE PLAN WAS ACCEPTED, FINANCE COMPLETED AND BONDS DELIVERED. THE CITY WOULD HAVE TO PAY FOR AN ENGINEERING REPORT WHICH COULD COST ANYWHERE FROM $5,000 TO $10,000. IF THERE WERE NO FUNDS AVAILABLE, THE ENGINEERING FEE COULD BE INCLUDED IN THE BOND ISSUE ITSELF. THIS ENGINEERING SURVEY IS A NECESSARY FIRST STEP TO ENABLE THE BONDING COMPANY TO DETERMINE A FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY PLAN. THE SURVEY WOULD COVER ALL THE STREETS AT PRESENT OWNED AND MAINTAINED BY THE CITY. IT WAS DECIDED THAT ANOTHER MEETING WOULD BE SET UP TO DISCUSS THE MATTER FURTHER. MR. VOCELLE IS IN RECEIPT OF A LETTER FROM DOT RELATIVE VEHICLE SIZE AND LOAD LIMITS OF TRAFFIC ON MUNICIPAL STREETS. DOT EXPRESSED A WILLINGNESS TO COOPERATE WITH THE CITY BY SENDING A REPRESENTATIVE TO EXPLAIN THEIR CONSTRUCTION GUIDELINES AND MR. VOCELLE SUGGESTED A MEETING BE ARRANGED AND HAVE MR. GARY AKERS AND THE REPRESENTATIVE OF DOT ATTEND. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, FEBRUARY 12, 1979 (CONT'D #2) CAPTAIN JOHN MELTON REPORTED 211 COMPLAINTS ANSWERED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT DURING JANUARY, NOT INCLUDING TRAFFIC STOPS. THE BUILDING OFFICIAL REPORTED 18 SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING PERMITS, VALUED AT $520,900, WERE ISSUED. TOTAL NEW CONSTRUCTION FOR JANUARY AMOUNTED TO $537,404. PERMIT FEES FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION TOTALLED $3,243.20. MR. DALE WEHR, SUPERVISORi OF THE STREET DEPARTMENT, REPORTED ON THE ACTIVITIES OF HIS DEPARTMENT AND STATED THEY WERE DEVOTING A LOT OF TIME TO THE PATCHING OF POTHOLES. MR. PRIORE, A MEMBER OF THE AUDIENCE, ASKED IF THERE WAS NOT SOMETHING THAT COULD BE DONE ABOUT THE POTHOLES ON SR 512 AND WAS TOLD IT IS THE PROBLEM OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE AUDIENCE SUGGESTED PUTTING A LINE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD ON FLEMING STREET. MR. WEHR ADVISED THE CITY DOES NOT HAVE A STRIPER AT PRESENT. THE STRIPER OWNED BY THE CITY HAS BEEN RETURNED TO THE MANUFACTURER WHO IS GOING TO REPLACE IT WITH A NEW ONE AT NO CHARGE. MR. VAN ANTWERP COMPLAINED ABOUT THE POOR PERFORMANCE OF THE TRAFFIC LIGHT AT US 1 AND MAIN STREET AND MAYOR FLOOD SAID HE WOULD GET SOMEONE TO CHECK IT. MR. WARREN PHELPS THANKED THE CITY BY LETTER FOR THE REPAIRS MADE TO DEL MONTE STREET. SINCE THIS WORK WAS ACCOMPLISHED BY GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, A COPY OF THE LETTER WILL BE FORWARDED TO THEM. MR. AND MRS. NORMAN BUTTS COMMENDED ARTHUR MAYER FOR THE GOOD JOB HE IS DOING AS THE CITY BUILDING · OFFICIAL. THE YMCA WILL CONTINUE THE DANCE AEROBIS CLASS ON A REGULAR BASIS AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER ON MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS. LETTER WAS RECEIVED FROM MRS. IVY KRICK, SEBASTIAN SINGERS, THANKING THE COUNCIL FOR ALLOWING THEM THE FREE USE OF THE COMMUNITY CENTER AND REQUESTING THE USE OF THE CENTER FOR A SPRING FESTIVAL ON MARCH 31. MOTION BY VICE MAYOR GRAY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO ALLOW THE SEBASTIAN SINGERS TO USE THE COMMUNITY CENTER, FREE OF CHARGE, ON MARCH 31, 1979, FROM 7:30 P.M. TO 9:00 P.M., FOR A SPRING FESTIVAL. CARRIED. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN GASS, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR GASS, TO ALLOW MR. H. C. LENARD TO SERVE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AT A DINNER PARTY AT THE SEBASTIAN SOCIAL CENTER ON MARCH 17, 1979. CARRIED. MOTION BY VICE MAYOR GRAY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO ALLOW MRS. JOANN PIATT TO SERVE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AT A WEDDING RECEPTION AT THE SEBASTIAN SOCIAL CENTER ON FEBRUARY 17, 1979. CARRIED. MOTION BY VICE MAYOR GRAY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO ALLOW G&B CONSTRUCTION COMPANY TO PUT A CONSTRUCTION TRAILER ON THEIR PROPERTY ON SR 512. CARRIED. A LETTER WAS READ FROM MR. CLIFFORD HOOSE REQUESTING HE BE CONSIDERED FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE SEBASTIAN CONSTRUCTION BOARD. COPY OF A LETTER WAS READ ADDRESSED TO MR. WILLIAM FOWLER, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, FROM SENATOR PHILIP LEWIS REGARDING COMPLAINTS RECEIVED ABOUT S.R. 512, REMARKING THAT THE LATEST DATE FOR GETTING BIDS TO ALLEVIATE THE HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS HAS SLIPPED TO MARCH 1980 , AND SUGGESTING THIS ROAD SHOULD BE REBUILT AT THE EARLIEST POSSIBLE DATE. IN RESPONSE TO A LETTER FROM THE MISS FLORIDA SCHOLARSHIP PAGEANT INVITING THE CITY TO PLACE AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THEIR BROCHURE, IT WAS DECIDED THE COUNCIL DID NOT WISH TO BE INVOLVED. MR. DAVID MARSH FROM THE INDIAN RIVER COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT EXPLAINED TO THE COUNCIL AND THE PUBLIC THE SEBASTIAN AND FELLSMERE COMPREHENSIVE PLANS WHICH ARE REQUIRED BY STATE LAW TO BE ADOPTED BY JULY 1, 1979. THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN HAS NINE ELEMENTS REQUIRED WITHIN IT. THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL, TIME CONSUMING AND COMPLEX ELEMENTS ARE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN, RECREATION SPACE, TRANSPORTATION, AND WATER AND SEWERS. THE PRESIDENT HAS RECENTLY PASSED A RURAL INITIATIVE ACT WHICH ALLOCATES MORE MONEY FOR LESS URBAN AREAS AND TOGETHER WITH FUNDS RECEIVED THROUGH THE 201 PLAN, MONEY WILL BE AVAILABLE. MR. MARSH STRESSED THE IMPORTANCE OF THE FACT THAT GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING WATER AND SEWER IN UNITS 16 AND 17 OF SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS BY 1983 AND ANY WATER AND WASTE WATER TREATMENT PLANTS SHOULD DOVETAIL WITH THE FUTURE SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN. THE MAIN PURPOSE OF MR. MARSH'S APPEARANCE WAS TO IMPLEMENT THE IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENT OF A TASK FORCE TO REPRESENT THE CITY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. MAYOR FLOOD ADVISED HE WOULD TAKE CARE OF THIS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. MAYOR FLOOD ANNOUNCED THERE WOULD BE A MEETING WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION ON FEBRUARY 20 AT 7:30 P.M. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, FEBRUARY 12, 1979 (CONT'D #3) MAYOR FLOOD ANNOUNCED RECEIPT OF THE NEW FLOOD INSURANCE PLAN FOR THE CITY AND THERE ARE NO CHANGES IN IT SINCE THE LAST ONE. HE ADDED THERE WILL HAVE TO BE A SPECIAL MEETING TO GO OVER THE PLAN. MAYOR FLOOD HAS RECEIVED AN APPRAISAL OF $40,000 ON THE FIRE HOUSE. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 0-78-4 KNOWN AS THE "BUILDING CONSTRUCTION ORDINANCE" AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE, WAS READ BY TITLE ONLY. MR. VOCELLE ADVISED THIS HAD BEEN READ AT A PUBLIC HEARING. CHANGES WERE MADE IN THE INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS TO COMPLY WITH THE STATE LAW. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO APPROVE THE ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 0-78-4 KNOWN~S THE "BUILDING CONSTRUCTION ORDINANCE" AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. 60- ~-¥- ~ ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: VICE MAYOR GRAY, COUNCILMAN GASS, COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, AND MAYOR FLOOD. NAYS: NONE. CARRIED. MRS. DOROTHY THOMAS, AS PRESIDENT-ELECT OF THE JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB, FORMALLY REQUESTED THE CITY COUNCIL'S PROPOSED PLANS FOR DiCtATION ~E_T~E~A~IAN AREA HISTORICAL MUSEUM BE DESIGNATED AS THE OFFICIAL PROJECT OF THE THERE FOLLOWED A DISCUSSION AS TO THE BEST LOCATION FOR THE OLD RAI=L-ROAD STATI~DN, ~h"EpURR PROPERTY OR THE STEVENSON PROPERTY. MAYOR FLOOD ASKED VICE MAYOR gRAY TO WORK ~TTH TH~ ~OMEN'S CLUB AND TO CONTACT MR. GROVER FLETCHER AT THE NEXT WORKSHOP MEETING ~NU~7ANY EX?ENDITU~ IS INVOLVED, IT COULD BE BROUGHT UP AT THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING FOR AC~i~N. -- -- -- MRS. YVONNE ATHA OF ATHA INSURANCE gO~P~Y ITI~USSED THE PROBLEMOF THE CITY'S BUiLDiNGS BEING UNDER- INSURED. ~ h MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY dO~ILMAN GASS, TO INCREASE THE INSURANCE ON THE COMMUNITY CENTER TO $100,000 AND TH~jT~' AA~L TO $75,000. CARRIED. IT WAS DECIDED THAT A ROUGH ESTIMATE OF THE CONTENTS OF THESE BUILDINGS BE TAKEN BEFORE INCREASING MR. VOCELLB~_ S//DI~ED WI~H ~. E~_~E~E VOO__RDE ? ~_~AS~E~ J & S AVIATION, INC. AND THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN AND FOUND THE LEASE TO BE IN ORDER. MR. GIL SWIGER, CHAIRMAN OF THE AIRPORT COMMITTEE, RECOMMENDED THE CITY COUNCIL ACCEPT THE LEASE. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR GRAY, TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE THE LEASE IN BEHALF OF THE CITY. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: VICE MAYOR GRAY, COUNCILMAN GASS, COUNCILMAN JOACHIM AND MAYOR FLOOD. NAYS: NONE. CARRIED. A LETTER WAS READ FROM MR. RENE VAN DE VOORDE REQUESTING THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN DRAW UP A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE SEBASTIAN LIONS' CLUB, THE CEMETERY BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE, AND THE CITY, FOR RENTAL OF THE COMMUNITY CENTER ON MONDAY NIGHTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF BINGO GAMES. MR. VOCELLE HAS RESEARCHED A NEW LAW PERTAINING TO THE PERMITTING OF THE USE OF CITY PROPERTIES FOR THE CONDUCTING OF BINGO GAMES. A RESOLUTION WAS PREPARED FOR THE SEBASTIAN LIONS CLUB BECAUSE THEY ARE A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION IN EXISTENCE FOR A PERIOD OF THREE YEARS OR MORE, WHICH IS A REQUIREMENT OF THE LAW. THE LIQNS·~ CLUB WILL THEN MAKE ITS OWN ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE CEMETERY BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE. THE RESOLUTION WAS READ IN ITS ENTIRETY. THE LIONS CLUB WILL PAY THE REGULAR RENTAL FEE FOR THE USE OF THE COMMUNITY CENTER. THE AGREEMENT IS THAT ALL EXPENSES WILL BE PAID FIRST AND THE REMAINDER OF THE MONEY WILL BE SPLIT 50-50 BETWEEN THE TWO ORGANIZATIONS. THERE WILL BE NO CONFLICT OF INTEREST FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL WHO ARE ALSO MEMBERS OF THE LIONS CLUB SINCE THERE WILL BE NO MONETARY GAIN FOR ANY INDIVIDUAL. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO ACCEPT THE RESOLUTION BETWEEN THE SEBASTIAN CEMETERY BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE AND THE SEBASTIAN LIONS CLUB TO HOLD BINGO GAMES AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER. (R-79-4) ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: VICE MAYOR GRAY, COUNCILMAN GASS, COUNCILMAN JOACHIM AND MAYOR FLOOD. NAYS: NONE. CARRIED. REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, FEBRUARY 12, 1979 (CONT'D #4) 544 CAPTAIN JOY SNELL, SEBASTIAN VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE SQUAD, STATED THEY ARE TRYING TO GET A NEW AMBULANCE. THE CITY COUNCIL IS HOLDING $5,000 IN ABEYANCE FOR THEM AND THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ALSO. AT THE END OF THE YEAR, ANOTHER $5,000 FROM EACH WILL BE AVAILABLE. AN AMBULANCE IS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AT THE PRESENT TIME FOR $19,500 AND MRS. SNELL REQUESTED THE COUNCIL GIVE THEM THE $5,000 NOW BEING HELD FOR THEM AND THE $5,000 DUE AT THE END OF THE YEAR. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN GASS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM, TO GIVE $5,000 TO THE SEBASTIAN VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE SQUAD AND APPLY IT AGAINST OUR NEXT BUDGET. CARRIED. MAYOR FLOOD ADVISED HE HAS HAD A PRELIMINARY PLAN DRAWN UP FOR A BUILDING ADDITION TO CITY HALL AND HAS BEEN INFORMED THE BUILDING WOULD COST APPROXIMATELY $55,000 TO $65,000. HE STATED WHEN THE BONDING INDEBTEDNESS IS PAID OFF NEXT YEAR, APPROXIMATELY $48,000 TO $55,000 WILL BE LEFT IN THAT ACCOUNT WHICH IS A SINKING FUND ACCOUNT. HE BELIEVES THIS COULD BE USED AS COLLATERAL AND THE BANK WOULD LEND US MONEY AT 6%. MOTION BY VICE MAYOR GRAY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN JOACHIM , TO GO AHEAD WITH THE PRELIMINARY PLANS AND BID IT OUT TO SEE IF IT IS FEASIBLE FOR THE CITY TO GO AHEAD WITH THE BUILDING. CARRIED. A MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC STATED THAT FOR THE FIFTH TIME HE WAS BRINGING UP THE SUBJECT OF CABLEVISION IN SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS. MAYOR FLOOD ADVISED HE WOULD REQUEST MR. RALPH HAIMOWITZ, INDIAN RIVER CABLEVISION, TO APPEAR BEFORE THE NEXT WORKSHOP MEETING TO REPORT TO THE PUBLIC ABOUT HIS FUTURE PLANS. A MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC STATED SHE HAD SENT IN A REQUEST TO HAVE A STREET LIGHT INSTALLED IN THE VICINITY OF HER HOME ON NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE. COUNCILMAN GASS SAID HE HAD JUST RECEIVED IT THERE WAS AN EXCHANGE BETWEEA' NA~gR FLgOD AAD GG RELATIVE TO OVERSPENDING OF THE BUDGET. MR. RICHARD SZELUGA BROUGHT UP .R~LYTION.. R-79-1__W~ICH OUTLINES THE STANDING COMMITTEES AND ASKED WHY THE POWSRS AND DUTIES OF OM. ZrTSm__WSRS INCLUDED, C AR S . COMPLETE. nAYOR ~O~SED ~E ~C~A~E~~I~_~SOC~ ~yW~9~LY ~E ISSUING OF PE~ITS AND WORK WILL BE STARTED AS SOON AS THEY ARE RECEIVED. MEETING WAS ADJOURNED. City Clerk Mayor