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REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MAY 21~ 1986 - 7:00 P.M.
MINUTES
MAYOR HARRIS CALIJ~D THE MEETING TO ORDER AT 7:00 P.M.
ATTORNEY PALMER ~.FAD THE CITY COUNCIL AND AUDIENCE IN THE PIti)GE OF ALLEGIANCE.
INVOCATION WAS GIVEN BY REVEREND HAROLD LEE, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SEBASTIAN.
ROLL CALL:
PRESENT:
VICE MAYOR KENNETH ROTH
COUNCILMAN ROBERT MCCARTHY
COUNCIIJV~ LLOYD RONDEAU
COUNCIUvtaJq PETER VALIONE
ATTORNEY THOMAS C. PAIMER
MAYOR L. GENE HARRIS
ABSENT: NONE
BID OPENING - OFTANOL FOR USE AT GOLF COURSE
ATTORNEY PAIMER OPENED AND READ~ BI_.~DS ~I~S
FOR ONE HUNDRED (100~, f~th (~0~ LB. B~
......................... $!.33 PER LB.
OF FT. PIERCE, FL ........ $1.34 PER LB.
MIAMI,~ F-~..~. ............. ] ................ $1.35 PER LB.
WOODMURY CttE~I~CAL CO. OF PRINCETON, FL ....... $1.36 PER LB.
PAR~FF~IONAL PRODUCTS OF OVETO, FL ..... $1.40 PER LB.
MOTION BY VIC~.MAYOR__~T~L_~CO]
PROClaMATIOn_
~ ~E~KIDS OVER TO
~T .-__~C~.RRI ED.
ATTORNEY PATaMER READ THE PROCLAMATION, HONORING ANTHONY CLOPEIN AS EMPLOYEE OF THE
MONTH FOR APRIL, 1986. MAYOR HARRIS PRESENTED MR. CLOPEIN IWHT THE PROCLAMATION AND
CONGRATUI~ITED HIM.
APPROVE MINUTES OF WORKSHOP 5/7 & REGUla~R COUNCIL OF 5/14 MEETING
MOTION BY VICE MAYOR ROTH, SECONDED BY COUNCIiMAN RONDEAU, TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF
THE MAY 7, 1986, WORKSHOP AND THE MAY 14, 1986 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AS PRESENTED.
ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
WERE NOT CALLED FOR.
PUBLIC INPUT ON AGENDA ITEMS
ANTHONY CLOPEIN, CITY MECHANIC, ADDRESSED THE ISSUE OF POLICE DEPARTMENT VEHICLE RENTALS.
HE STATED THAT IN HIS OPINION THE CITY SHOULD PURCHASE THESE VEHICLES INSTEAD OF TURNING
THEM BACK IN.
JOHN ROBERTS, REPRESENTING THE SEBASTIAN PANTHERS, THANKED THE CITY AND THOSE RESPONSIBLE
FOR THE WORK DONE ON SCHUM~ FIELD, ON BEHALF OF THE PANTHERS BOARD. HE HAD SPECIAL THANKS
FOR MAYOR HARRIS FOR HIS PROMPT ATTENTION TO THE MATTER WHEN APPROACHED AT FIRST BY THE BOARD
FOR HELP.
JOHN VAN ANTWERP, AIRPORT ROAD EAST, SPOKE ON THE GOLF COURSE BOND AND URGED THE COUNCIL TO
APPROVE THE REFINANCE OF THE BOND AND WORK TO REDUCE THE DEBT SERVICE.
HOWARD CARSWELL STATED THAT HE WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE GOLF COURSE'S FACILITIES ENLARGED FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC'S ENJOYMENT AND AN INCREASE IN REVENUES.
OLD BUSINESS
BID OPENING/REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 21, 1986 PAGE 2
LEASE/PURCHASE AGREEMENT - POLICE VEHICLES
MOTION BY COUNCIl_MAN RONDEAU, SECONDED BY COUNCIIMAN MCCARTHY, TO PURCHASE THE VEHICLES AS
RECOMMENDED BY CHIEF OF POLICE GERALD NAPPI AND CITY MECHANIC, ANTHONY CLOPEIN.
COUNCIIMAN VALIDNE STRONGLY DISAGREED WITH THE MOTION BECAUSE OF THE HIGH COST OF THE VEHICLES
AND HOPED THE MOTION WAS DEFEATED.
COUNCILMAN MCCARTHY DISAPPROVED OF THE PROCESS BY WHICH THESE VEHICLES WERE LEASED (CLOSED END
~.FASE), BUT WOULD STILL SUPPORT THE MOTION TO PURCHASE THESE VEHICLES.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES:
VICE MAYOR ROTH
COUNCIIMAN MCCARTHY
COUNCI IJ~N RONDEAU
MAYOR HARRIS
NAYS: COUNCIIff[AN VALLONE
MOTION CARRIED.
MOTION BY COUNCILMAN VALLONE THAT THE CITY WILL NEVER LEASE TOP OF THE LINE VEHICLES AGAIN.
MOTION DIED FOR LACK OF A SECOND.
VICE MAYOR ROTH STATED THAT "TOP OF THE LINE" COULD APPLY TO GRADERS, CATERPILLARS, RECREATION
VEHICLES, ETC. AND THAT COUNCII~MAN VALLONE'S MOTION WAS NOT FEASIBLE.
MODEL HOME CONDITIONAL USE P~
\V!
MOTION BY VICE MAYOR ROTH, SECONDED BY COUNC.-_LMA~ R~DEAU, TO CONCUR WITH THE RECOMMENDATION
OF THE BUILDING OFFICIAL, ROGER C~g~UTIER, ~I) GRA~TITHE PERMIT FOR MODEL HOME CONDITIONAL USE
ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED.
MAYOR HARRIS EXPRESSED HIS ,APPRECIATIO~ F'DR T~,_~ THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
COMMUNITY FOR HIS DAUGHTER S RECOVERY.~.,
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS' MATTERS ~|'-~
COUNCIIF~N ~/~NE-~I~~T~ HAD~ ~.__~_J TO--PRE~Ei~ AN '~I~_E OF FACTS AND FICURES
TO ~E Im~~ER ~~0~ ~ ~O~~S~ERS FO~ ~ EQU~$ OP~R~I~ CO~CIL ~
~CI~ ~E, ~ ~C~t ~~ ~F =O 3~~ 2~ ~E OP~ CO, AIN~
O~IN~CE. ~TAE~ RI~~ F~~FFO~ ~A~ ~ ~TO SEE SEBASTI~ ~ ~E S~.
MOTION BY COUNCIIMAN VALLONE, SECONDED BY COUNCIIMANMCCARTHY, TO REQUEST THAT ATTORNEY PAIMER
DRAFT AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING. OPEN CONTAINERS OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IN MOTOR VEHICLES IN OPERATION.
ALL AYES:
MOTION CARRIED.
MAYOR HARRIS ASKED ATTORNEY PAIMER TO DRAFT THE ORDINANCE.
COUNCII~tAN MCCARTHY REQUESTED THAT A LETTER BE SENT TO SHERIFF DOBECK QUESTIONING HIS INVOLVEMENT
IN THE GOLF COURSE INVESTIGATION AND HIS INSTRUCTIONS TO THE AUDITING FIRM; DELOITTE, HASKINS AND
SELLS, SO THAT COUNCIL HAS SOME PROOF THAT THE FIRM DID THE ADDITIONAL WORK BY SOME AUTHORITY.
MAYOR HARRIS SAID THAT A LETTER COULD BE SENT TO SHERIFF DOBECK.
COUNCIIlV[AN MCCARTHY, REFERRING TO THE GOLFCOURSE POLICE INVESTIGATION REPORT, ASKED THAT COUNCIL
STOP THE FREE USE OF THE GOLF COURSE AND EQUIPMENT BY EMPLOYEES AND OTHERS.
MAYOR HARRIS STATED THAT AT THE JUNE 4, 1986, WORKSHOP WHEN THE AUDIT IS PRESENTED, THE FREEBIES
WILL BE PROHIBITED, EXCEPT IN THE CASE OF THE MANAGER, SUPERINTENDENT AND PROFESSIONALS.
VICE MAYOR ROTH ANNOUNCED THAT HE'D RECEIVED A LETTER FROM MR. ORR, THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER WORKING
ON THE SCHUMANN DRIVE/U. S. #1 TRAFFIC LIGHT AND WISHED TO SPEAK WITH CITY ENGINEER, HECTOR FRANCO,
BEFORE PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL.
CiTY ATTORNEY'S MATTER
NONE.
NEW BUSINESS
BiD OPENING/REGUI~ COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES MAY 21, 1986 PAGE 3
ARNOLD SCHNEIDER~ ARCH ROBERTS, PRESENTATION OF PROPOSED BOND ISSUE
ARNOLD SCHNEIDER, VICE PRESIDENT OF ARCH ROBERTS OF ORLANDO, FLORIDA, PRESENTED COUNCIL bIEMBERS,
FINANCE DIRECTOR, CAROL CARSWELL AND GOLF COURSE MANAGER, RAY LADD, WITH A PACKET OF INFORMATION
HE HAD COMPILED FOR THE DISCUSSION OF THE BOND ISSUE.
MR. SCHNEIDER EXPLAINED THAT RATES WERE APPROXIMATELY 9.5 PERCENT AT THE TIME OF THE ROLLOVER OF
BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES lAST YEAR AND HAD DROPPED APPROXIMATELY 2 PERCENT AT THE TIME THAT DiS-
CUSSION OF REFINANCING BEGAN. AT PRESENT THE RATE IS FLUCTUATING AND SHOULD STABILIZE AGAIN. 'HE
ASKED THAT COUNCIL PREPARE THE BOND RESOLUTION AND BE SURE THE FEASIBILITY STUDY iS READY TO GO
WHEN THE TIME IS RIGHT. HE SAID THERE WOULD BE NO COST TO THE CITY FOR THIS PREPARATION.
MR. SCHNEIDER WENT ON TO EXPLAIN, HOWEVER, THAT IF THE GOLF COURSE AUDIT SHOWS QUESTIONABI.F.
FINANCIAL PRACTICES 'THE NOW EXISTING TRIPLE A RATING COUIJ) BE REDUCED RESULTING IN A HIGHER
INTEREST RATE.
MOTION BY COUNCI[iVtAN VALLONE TO TABLE THE MATTER UNTIL THE GOLF COURSE AUDIT IS PRESENTED AT THE
JUNE 4, 1986, WORKSHOP MEETING.
MOTION WITHDRAWN BY COUNCII2iAN VALLONE SO THAT DISCUSSION ON THE MATTER COULD TAKE PLACE.
DISCUSSION FOLLOWED AS TO FEES REQUIRED FOR THE REFINANCING; WHETHER MONEY USED ALREADY HAD TO GO
BACK; FREE USE OF THE GOIJ3 COURSE AND EQUIPMENT BEINg3 PROHIBITED BY THE BOND EXCEPT FOR OCCASIONAL
PROMOTIONAL USE.
MOTION BY COUNCIIMAN VALLONE TO TABLE THE MATTER UNTIL THE GOLF COURSE AUDIT IS PRESENTED AT THE
JUNE 4, 1986, WORKSHOP MEETING.
MOTION DIED FOR LACK OF A SECO~ -- ~--~
MOTION BY COUNCILMAN MCCARTHY, ~S~.CONDED BY 'lICE MA~fOq ROTH, TO AUTHORIZE ARCH ROBERTS AND CO.
COUNCILMAN VALLONE STATED THAT ~ SUI~t~)RT T~MOTION UNTIL HE SEES THE AUDIT.
TO
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES:
VICE I~AMOR dTH
COUNCILF~ M~THY
COUNGIIF. baN ttONDEAU
NAYS: COUNCII24AN VALIi)NE
VICE MAYOR ROTH SUGGESTED THAT THE MATTER GO BACK TO PLANNING & ZONING FOR CLARIFICATION
THEY HAVE DONE A FINE JOB.
CONDO
, ALTHOUGH
COUNCILMAN MCCARTHY STATED THAT THE TREASURE COAST PLANNING COUNCIL IS OF THE OPINION THAT THIS IS
A DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS MATTER.
MAYOR HARRIS STATED THAT THiS WAS CITY ENGINEER, HECTOR FRANCO'S RECOMMENDATION ALSO.
MOTION BY COUNCIIMAN VALLONE, SECONDED BY COUNCIiMAN RONDEAU, TO CONCUR WITH THE RECOMMENDATION OF
CITY ENGINEER, HECTOR FRANCO AND THE PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION AND REFER THE MATTER TO THE DEPART-
MENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
AYES:
VICE MAYOR ROTH
COUNCIIMAN MCCARTHY
COUNCIIMAN RONDEAU
COUNCILMAN VALLONE
MAYOR HARRIS
MOTION CARRIED.
RECOMMENDATION FROM PLANNING & ZONING RE: COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN AMENDMENT/SEMBLER
THIS AGENDA ITEM WAS WITHDRAWN. ZONING IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEMBLER'S NEEDS AND NO CHANGE IS REQUIRED.
RESOLUTION -CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CONVENIENCE/SEBASTIAN YELLOW CAB
ATTORNEY PAIMER READ THE RESOLUTION BY TITI~ ONLY, A RESOLUTION GRANTING CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC
CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY TO YELLOW CAB, INC.
MOTION BY COUNCIIMAN RONDEAU, SECONDED BY COUNCIIMANMCCARTHY TO ACCEPT THE RESOLUTION AND SET FOR
PUBLIC HEARING AT THE JUNE 4, 1986, WORKSHOP MEETING.
ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED.
BID OPENING/REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 21, 1986 PAGE 4
COUNCILMAN VALLONE REQUESTED THAT A POSSIBI_g INCREASE IN THE LIABILITY INSURANCE RATES REQUIRED
BY THE CITY CODES FOR PUBLIC CONVENIENCE VEHICLES BE AN AGENDA ITEM AT THE JUNE 4, !986 WORKSHOP
MEETING.
CONSIDER PURCHASE OF IX)T 5, BLOCK 208, UNIT 10, SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS/ADJACENT TO BARBER STREET BALL-
FIELD
VICE MAYOR ROTH QUESTIONED THE SOURCE OF THE FUNDS NEEDED TO PURCHASE THE LOTS. FINANCE DIRECTOR,
CAROL CARSWELL STATED THAT THE FUNDS COULD COME FROM SURPLUS FUNDS IF APPROVED BY COUNCIL.
MOTION BY COUNCIIJWAN VALLONE, SECONDED BY COUNCIIJvlAN MCCARTHY, TO PURCHASE LOT 5, BLOCK 208, UNIT 10,
SEBASTIAN HIGHLANDS FOR $4500.00 WITH MONIES FROM SURPLUS FUNDS.
ROIL CALL VOTE:
AYES:
VICE MAYOR ROTH
COUNCIIJVlANMCCARTHY
COUNCILMAN RONDEAU
COUNCILMAN VALLONE
MAYOR HARRIS
MOTION CARRIED.
AWARD BID - OFTANOL FOR GOLF COURSE
FINANCE DIRECTOR, CAROL CARSWELL, ANNOUNCED THAT STAFF RECOMMENDED THE BID BE AWARDED TO LESCO.
MOTION BY VICE MAYOR ROTH, SECONDED BY COUNCII2iAN VALBDNE TO AWARD THE BID TO LESCO IN THE AMOUNT
OF $1.33 PER POUND FOR 4000 POUNDS ($5320.00~ SUBJECT TO F.O.B. TO SEBASTIAN.
CONSIDER NEGOTIATION FOR PROFE>SI~AL LAND ~U_RVEYO~S/
MOTION BY VICE MAYOR ROTH, SEC~_.F~ Bv~_~OUN3I~.MAN O~qDEAU TO REFER THE PROPOSALS TO CITY ENGINEER,
HECTOR FRANCO FOR HIS RECOMMENDATION TO COUNCIL.
ALL AYES: ~ ~ MOTION CARRIED.
APPROVE TRAVEL EXPENSES FOR COUNC!IMAN MCCAMrH~TREASURE COAST REGIONAL PLANNING COUNCIL - 2 MEETINGS
MOTION BY VICE MAYOR ROTH, SECONDED ~O~N£y RONDEAU TO APPROVE TRAVEL EXPENSES FOR COUNCILMAN
MCCARTHY IN THE AMOUNT OF $21.60. ~
ALLAYES: ~'~ ~ ~--~ ~ ~-~ ~-~ -- ~MO.]~lq-MARRIED.~
CONSIDER RE~,Lh~ION R~4-38~F~ABLI~HINGkFET~ AND CtARGES FQR/USE OF SEBASTIAN C~ITY CENTER AND
YACHT CLUB ~ 2 RD~~OU~ 2T WAS BR~ ~CC L S ATTENTION THAT THIS
ATTORNEY PAII~.~,B~ rp D _ _ ~ ,
MATTER WAS BROUGHT UP BECAUSE OF THE WAIVER OF FEES AT THE YACHT CLUB AND THE COMMUNITY CENTER BY
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS NOT ALLOWED BY RESOLUTION R-84-38, BY COUNCIIMAN MCCARTHY.
COUNCILMAN VALLONE STATED THAT THE WAIVER OF FEES FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS SHOULD BE TAKEN
CASE BY CASE BECAUSE IN SOME CASES GROUPS CANNOT AFFORD EVEN THE HALF FEES.
ATTORNEY PALMER STATED THAT PARAGRAPH 19 OF THE RESOLUTION CAN BE AMENDED TO ALLOW THE WAIVING OF
FEES BY CITY COUNCIL.
MOTION BY COUNCIiiMAN VALIDNE, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR ROTH, TO AMEND PARAGRAPH NINETEEN (19) OF
RESOLUTION R-84-38, TO READ "ALL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WILL PAY ONE HALF OF THE ABOVE FEES,
EXCEPT ON A SPECIAL CASE BY CASE BASIS AFTER APPEARANCE IN FRONT OF THE CITY COUNCIL FOR WAIVING
OF FEES."
ALL AYES: MOTION CARRIED.
RECOMMENDATION FROM SEBASTIAN CONSTRUCTION BOARD/APPOINTMENT OF ALTERNATE MEMBER, CONCERNED CITIZEN
COUNCILMAN VALLONE NOMINATED CHARLES NEUBERGER.
COUNCILMAN RONFEAU NOMINATED TOM WALSH.
MAYOR HARRIS CLOSED NOMINATIONS WHEN NO MORE WERE FORTHCOMING.
ROLL CALL VOTE:
VICE MAYOR ROTH ........................................ TOM WALSH
COUNCILMAN MCCARTHY .................................... TOM WALSH
COUNCILMAN RONDEAU ..................................... TOM WALSH
COUNCILMAN VALLONE ..................................... CHARLES NEUBERGER
MAYOR HARRIS ........................................... CHARLES NEUBERGER
TOM WALSH WAS ELECTED AS THE ALTERNATE MEMBER, CONCERNED CITIZEN TO THE SEBASTIAN CONSTRUCTION BOARD.
BID OPENING/REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 21, 1986 PAGE 5
RECESS WAS CALLED
MEETING WAS RECALLED
ALL MEMBERS WERE PRESENT.
MEMO FROM HECTOR FRANCO, CITY ENGINEER - POLICY ON CR 512 CURB CUTS
MAYOR HARRIS STATED THAT THE MEMO BASICALLY STATES THAT THE CONTROL OF THE CURB CUT ISSUE IS UNDER
THE JURISDICTION OF THE COUNTY. ALTHOUGH TEMPORARY CURB CUTS CAN BE GIVEN THE UNDERSTANDING IS THAT
WHEN THE MASTER PLAN IS IMPIJlMENTED AND THE ARTERIAL ROAD IS ESTABLISHED THE TEMPORARY CURB CUT WILL
BE GIVEN UP FOR THE PERMANENT CURB CUT.
CITY ENGINEER, HECTOR FRANCO STATED THAT THE REASON FOR THE MEMO WAS THAT A PERMANENT CURB CUT WAS
APPROVED BY PIniONING AND ZONING AND WAS SENT TO THE COUNTY. THE COUNTY APPROVED THE PERMANENT CURB
CUT ON A TEMPORARY BASIS. HE STATED THAT THE COUNTY DID NOT KNOW THAT THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN HAD A
MASTER PlAN FOR CURB CUTS ON 512 AND THAT HE HAD SENT A COPY OF THE MASTER PLAN TO THEM. THEY HAD
NEVER RECEIVED A FORMAL REQUEST FROM THE CITY FOR APPROVAL.
MAYOR HARRIS STATED THAT HE WAS AWARE THAT ALL CURB CUTS GIVEN ON 512 WERE ON A TEMPORARY BASIS AND
THAT THE COUNTY HAD MADE T~LAT CLEAR TO THE CITY.
TOMMY THOMPSON, Mt~4BER OF PLANNING & ZONING, STATED THAT THE COMMISSION IS AWARE THAT ALL CUTS ARE
TEF~PORARY.
HAROLD EISENBARTH, CHAIRMAN OF PLANNING & ZONING, REQUESTED THAT THE CITY MAKE A CONNECTION WITH
THE COUNTY ON THE CURB CUT ISSUE. HE STATED IN HIS OPINION THE REASON FOR THE COUNTY NOT ESTAB-
LISHING PERMANENT CURB CUTS WAS THAT HTEY INTEND TO RELOCATE CR 512 AND THAT THIS IS NOT IN THE
CITY'S BEST INTEREST. ~'~ -- ~ ~V7
MAYOR HARRIS STATED THAT THIS !S {UE SHOULD BE REF~D TO VICE MAYOR ROTH AS A MEMBER OF THE TRANS-
PORTATION COMMITTEE. ~ ~ ] [
IN A WORKSHOP WITH MR. ORR, THE COUNTY~IN~ THERE HAS NOT, HOWEVER, BEEN A FORMAL APPROVAL.
MEMO RE: PURCHASE OF TRANSCRIBING EQUZPMIET_~
MAYOR HARRIS STATED THAT BECAUSE OF _~] MCVE C~F PLANNING & ZONING AND CONSTRUCTION BOARD TO THE
ENGINEERING AND BUILDING DEPARTMENTS ~ ~ A NEED FOR NEW TRANSCRIBING EQUIPMENT TO BE PUR-
CHASED BY THOSE DEPARTMENTS.
THE ISSUE E F UNCIL MEETI E. \
REQ'UEST - USL~RI~~ 4-gOI~ CHR-I-gTIA_~-~MU~C J4kitB~-gOMMITTEE
COUNCILMAN VALLONE STATED THAT THE PARK COULD NOT BE USED AT NIGHT PER CHAPTER 18, SECTION 18-1 OF
PARKS AND RECREATION, OPEN HOURS FOR CITY PARKS IN THE CITY CODES.
JANET TRUNDLE REPRESENTED THE CONTMEPORARY CHRISTIAN MUSIC JAMBOREE COMMITTEE AND STATED THAT THE
JAMBOREE COULD BE CHANGED TO DAYTIME IF NEED BE.
COUNCIHvLAN RONDEAU STATED THAT JUNE 14, WAS ONE OF THE LONGEST DAYS OF THE YEAR AND WOULD BE LIGHT
UNTIL NEARLY 9: 00 P.M.
MAYOR HARRIS QUESTIONED THE CITY BALLFIELDS BEING USED AT NIGHT. HE SAID THAT THE COUNCIL CAN MAKE
EXCEPTIONS, IN HIS OPINION.
ATTORNEY PALMER STATED THAT IN HIS OPINION "OPEN TO THE PUBLIC" DOES NOT APPLY TO THE BALLFIELDS
SINCE THEY ARE USED BY PLAYERS AND THEIR GUESTS WITH PERMISSION OF THE CITY, BUT THAT IT WAS
SOMETHING TO BE II)OKED INTO.
MOTION BY COUNCIHV[AN VALLONE, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR ROTH, TO CHANGE THE JAMBOREE'S HOURS TO
6:00 P.M. TO 9:30 P.M. AT RIVERVIEW PARK ON JUNE 14, 1986.
ALI, AYES:
MOTION CARRIED.
COUNCILMAN REQUESTED THAT PARK HOURS BE AN AGENDA ITEM AT THE FIRST REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING IN JUNE.
REQUEST FOR USE OF RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
NONE.
MAYOR HARRIS ADJOURNED THE MEETING AT 9:15 P.M.
MINUTES APPROVED AT THE JUNE 4, 1986 CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
CITY CLERK