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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07231980MINUTES OF PUBLIC HEARING - JULY 23, 1980 PUBLIC HEARING WAS OPENED BY MAYOR PAT, FLOOD, JR, AT 7:30 P.M. THE CITY CLERK READ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AS IT APPEARED IN THE VERO BEACH PRESS JOURNAL ON JUNE 25,JULY 2, 9, AND16, 1980, TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED~.~N ORDINANCE ANNEXING ALL OF BLOCK 10, HARDEE'S ADDITION TO SEBASTIAN, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 1, PUBLIC RECORDS OF ST, LUCIE COUNTY; SAID LANDS NOW LYF~NG AND BEING IN INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA. THERE BEING NO DISCUSSION OF THIS ORDINANCE, PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED. MINUTES OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - JULY 23, 1980 MEETING WAS OPENED BY MAYOR PAT FLOOD, JR., AT 7:35 P.M. PRESENT: VICE MAYOR LEWIS GRAY, COUNCILMAN FRANK OBERBECK, MAYOR PAT FLOOD, JR, ATTORNEY DANIEL M. KILBRIDE , JR, COUNCILWOMAN DOROTHY W. McKINLEY, COUNCILMAN EVERETT" GASS · MAYOR FLOOD REMINDED EVERYONE OF THE RALLY TO BE HELD ON AUGUST 9 AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER 'FOR C~DNDIDATES R'UNNWNG FOR VARIOUS FEDERAL, COUNTY AND STATE OFFICES AND STRESSED THE ~PORTANCE OF CITIZENS ATTENDING AND ASKING QUESTIONS. COUNCILMAN OBERBECK ANNOUNCED THAT CARPENTRY WORK ON THE STORAGE B[~im;DING AND REFRESHMENT STAND AT THE FOOTBALL FIELD WAS COMPLETED BY VOLUNTEERS FROM THE SUPPORTERS OF THE SEBASTIAN PANTHERS. THE MATERIAL WAS FURNISHED BY THE CITY. COUNCILMAN OBERBECK EXPECTS TO TALK TO A SPRINKLER CONTRACTOR WITH REFERENCE TO THE BASEBALL FIELD AND HOPES THAT CITY EMPLOYEES WiLL BE ABLE TO INSTALL THE SPRINKLER SYSTEM. COUNCILMAN OBERBECK STATED THAT AS A ~_~ULT OF A MEET~N~ ~E HAD WITH THE SWIM LAKE COMMITTEE, IT WAS PROPOSED THAT FO IR SIGFS BE ERECTEU% qNE ON EACH CORNER DIAGONALLY, INDICATING THAT THERE WILL BE NO NO ;'Z, HING ' -- PETS IN LA E OR PARK, ALCOHOL DISCUSSION REVOLVING MAINLY AROUND ~I~NG" ~ IT W~ THE CONTENTION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE PEOPLE DOING THE FISHING A~ THE ONES RESPONSIBLE FOR MOST OF THE LITTERING, ~ICH WAS THEIr' PRIMARY OBlONg. KILBRIDE ADVISED THAT IN THE NEW CODE THE P~K'S HOURS ~E FROM ONE-HAL~OUR ~RE SUNRISE UNTIL ONE-HALF HOUR AFTER SUNSET. ANI~ AND A~OHOLIC BEV~RA~S ~ROHIBITED AND LITTERING IS A VIOLATION OF STATE ~W. I MOTION BY COUNCI~AN OBERBECK, SECONDED ~NC~OMAN MCKINLEY, TO ERECT THE SIGNS AS MAYOR FLeD STATED THAT HE WOULD SEE THAT T~SH CANS ARE PLACED AT THE LAKE IN AN EFFORT TO CURB THE LITTERING AND THIS MATTER WILL BE DISCUSSED F~THER AT THE 'NEXT MEETING. MAYOR FLOOD ANNOUNCED THAT HE HAD A MOST SATISFYING TRIP TO WASHINGTON WHERE HE MET WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF FARMER HOME ADMINISTRATION. HE ADDED THAT THE PROBLEMS OF RURAL AREAS ARE FINALLY BEING RECOGNIZED AND THERE IS A GOOD POSSIBILITY THAT WE COULD RECEIVE A GRANT FOR PUTTING IN WATER IN COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS. MAYOR' FLOOD ADVISED THAT THE AIRPORT ADVISORY BOARD WOULD MEET WITH MR. HENDERSON, DE- PARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, ON JULY 25. THE CITY HAS BEEN GIVEN A $30,000. GRANT AND MR. HENDERSON WILL ADVISE WHAT IS NEEDED FROM THE CITY TO GO TO WORK ON THE MASTER PLAN SO THAT WE CAN GET ON ~ffE7 NATIONAL AIRPORT SYSTEMS PLAN, WHICH WOULD MAKE US ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE FUNDS TO RESURFACE THE RUB~AI'f,, OR PUT iN FENCING, OR PERIMETER ROADS. FIR. KILBRIDE READ FOR THE SECOND TIME, BY TITLE ONLY, AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING ALL OF BLOCK 10, HARDEE'S ADDITION TO SEBASTIAN. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN OBERBECK , SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO ACCEPT THE SECOND READING, BY TITLE ONLY, OF AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING ALL OF BLOCK 10, HARDEE'S ADDITION TO SEBASTIAN, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 1, PUBLIC RECORD OF ST. LUCiE COUNTY, SAID LANDS NOW LYING AND BEING IN INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: NAYS: NONE VICE MAYOR GRAY COUNCILMAN OBERBECK MAYOR FLOOD COUNCILWOMAN McKINLEY COUNCILMAN GASS CARRIED. MINUTES OF PUBLIC HEARING - jULY 23, 1980 (PAGE 2) FiR. KILBRIDE READ FOR THE THIRD TIME, BY TITLE ONLY, AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING ALL OF BLOCK 10, HARDEE'S ADDITION TO SEBASTIAN. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN OBERBECK, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN McKINLEY, TO ADOPT THE ORDINANCE ANNEXING ALL OF BLOCK 10, HARDEE's ADDITION TO SEBASTIA'N, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3, PAGE 1, PUBLIC RECORDS OF ST. LUCIE COUNTY, SAID LANDS NOW LYING AND BEING IN INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, FLORIDA. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: VICE MAYOR GRAY COUNCILMAN OBERBECK MAYOR FLOOD COUNCILWOMAN McKINLEY COUNCILMAN GASS NAYS: NONE. CARRIED. AFTER A SHORT DISCUSSION ON THE ROAD ACCEPTANCE AGREEMENT WITH GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, IT WAS AGREED THAT MR. ROBERT LLOYD, CITY ENGINEER, SHOULD READ OVER THE AGREEMENT AND GIVE US HIS RECOMMENDATIONS. MOTION BY' VICE MAYOR GRAY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO TABLE UNTIL THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING THE ROAD ACCEPTANCE AGREEMENT WITH GENERAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. CARRIED. MAYOR FLOOD REPORTED THAT HE HAD BEEN INFORMED BY MR. WILLIAM CARROLL, MUNICIPAL CODE CORPORATION, THAT IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO HAVE THE CITY RESURVEYED FOR INCLUSION IN THE NEW CHARTER SO LONG AS ALL ANNEXATIONS AND THEIR LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS ARE INCLUDED. MR. LLOYD SUGGESTED TO MR. KILBRIDE THAT A BILL SHOULD BE PUT BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE REDEFINING THE BOUNDARIES OF HTE CITY. MR. LLOYD EXPLAINED THAT ALL THAT IS REQUIRED IS TO MR. KILBRIDE MENTIONED THAT ACTION SHOULD B~. TAKEI~ TO ~O~SIDER AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE NEW CODE AND PROPOSED THAT IT BE B~OU~ UP FOR FIRST ~DING AT THE NEXT MEETING. MR. JOHN VAN ANTWERP, CHAIRMAN, GOLF-COURS~-COMM~-TTEE, ADVISED THAT MR. KEN ATKINS, ARCH ROBERTS COMPANY, APPROACHED THE COMMITTEE WITH A PROPOSAL TO BOND THE GOLF COURSE FOR THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN ON A REVENUE BOND BASiS~ ~-~k~UES FROM THE GOLF COURSE WOULD PAY FOR THE BONDS AND NEITHER AD VALORUM TAX SUP~OKT NOR AI REFERENDUM WOULD BE REQUIRED. THE BONDING COMPANY REQESTED THAT AS A SHOW OF GOOD .7A~H THE COUNCIL PASS A RESOLUTION FOR THE COI~U4ITMENT OF SURPLUS FUNDS TO SUPPORT ThE BOND £S~UE. THIS WOULD BE A SURPLUS OF WHAT- EVER FUNDS At%E 'AVAILABLE ON THAT YEAR'S ~DC. ET;. I~ THE CITY WILL GIVE THEM THIS COM- MITMENT, A FINANCING PLAN WILL BE PUT TOGE~H2~R ON--A CONTINGECY BASIS. _. o ION BY COUNCI ,OB K COMPANY s .OULD PROCEED yStS . N Cff IZ E TyN P5 tUT F 5-- mAZ'LOCAT{ {mPLU UNDS AS A GUARANTEE FOR PA~ME~f Ill ~Y YE~ 7HA~ ~ C~ DOES ~T CARRY II~LF, CqVfINGENT UPON COUNCI~AN OBERBECK COUNCI~N GASS MAYOR FLeD NAYS: COUNCILWOMAN MCKINLEY CA~IED. MR. KILBRIDE READ IN ITS ENTIRETY A RESOLUTION ADOPTING A UNIFORM PROCEDURE FOR APPOINT- MENT OF CITIZENS TO COMMITTEES. MOTION BY COUNCILWOMAN MCKINLEY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO ADOPT A RESOLUTION ADOPTING A UNIFORM PROCEDURE FOR APPOINTMENT OF CITIZENS TO COMMITTEES OR COM- MISSIONS OF CITY. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: VICE MAYOR GRAY COUNCILMAN OBERBECK COUNCILMAN GASS MAYOR FLOOD COUNCILWOMAN MCKINLEY NAYS: NONE. CARRIED. MR. LLOYD PRESENTED A PROPOSED OUTLINE FOR A WATER AND SEWER PROGRAM FOR THE CITY AND EXPLAINED IT AT GREAT LENGTH. MAYOR FLOOD STATED THAT THE FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION IS GOING TO FUND SMALL CITIES BETWEEN NOW AND OCTOBER AND WE MUST GET AN APPLICATION IN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. HE ADDED THAT EVEN IF WE DID NOT RECEIVE THIS FUNDING, SUCH A PLAN MUST BE ~RAWN UP SOONER OF LATER, AND REQUESTED THAT MR. LLOYD BE SO AUTHORIZED. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN GASS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN OBERBECK, TO AUTHORIZE MR. LLOYD TO PROCEED WITH THE DRAWING UP OF A WATER AND SEWER RHOGRAM. CARRIED. MR. DON SPECK PRESENTED A MAP SHOWING ADDITION FOR REPLATS IN THE SEBASTIAN CEMETERY. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN GASS, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN OBERBECK, TO PERMIT THE CITY MECHANIC TO WORK ON MINOR REPAIRS TO THE VEHICLES OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AND THE AMBULANCE SQUAD AND TO CHARGE THE ACTUAL COST PER HOUR PLUS MATERIALS. CARRIED. 684 MINUTES OF PUBLIC HEARING - JULY 23, 1980 (PAGE 3) 68',5 MOTION BY COUNCILMAN GASS, SECONDED BY VICE MAYOR GRAY, TO PERMIT MR. LOUIS POLLITZ TO SERVE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER ON JULY 30 AT A SOCIAL TO iNTRODUCE MR. KEN DOBECK, WHO IS RUNNING FOR' COUNTY SHERIFF. CARRIED. MOTION BY COUNCII_~AN OBERBECK, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN McKINLEY, TO PERMIT LORRAINE DERNBACH TO SERVE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER AT A WEDDING RECEPTION ON OCTOBER 25. CARRIED. ADDRESSING HIMSELF TO THE MAYOR, THE TAXPAYERS AND MEMBERS OF THE PRESS, COUNCILMAN OBERBECK STATED THAT HE HAS HEARD AND READ IN THE PRESS STATEMENTS-BY CERTAIN PEOPLE REFERRING TO THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL AND DEPARTMENT HEADS AS DO NOTHING PEOPLE. HE FELT THAT IT IS TIME TO ELIMINATE THIS BY BRiNGiNG THE NAMES OF CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS BEFORE _.ill: THE PUBLIC. HE ASKED THE CITY ATTORNEY IF ANY CITY MONEY HAD BEEN SPENT TO DEFEND THE COUNCIL'S POSITION ON THE MEMORIAL STONE AT THE CEMETERY AND ADDED THAT HE COULD NOT SEE HOW ANY COUNCIL COULD JUSTIFY USING TAXPAYERS' MONEY TO DEFEND THE CITY FROM A COMMITTEE CREATED BY THE CITY NOR HOW MEMBERS OF A COMMITTEE COULD JUSTIFY TAKING LEGAL ACTION AGAINST THE CITY WHILE SERVING ON A VOLUNTARY COMMITTEE. 'HE MOVED THAT SINCE THE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION WAS CREATED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, IT BE ABOLISHED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AND FURTHER'.MOVED THAT ANY CITY EMPLOYEE FOUND GUILTY OF DONATING TO OR BEING PART OF LITIGATION BY SIGNATURE BE DISMISSED FROM EMPLOYMENT IMMEDIATELY, AND IF IT IS FOUND THAT FUNDS FROM THIS COMMITTEE WERE USED TO SUPPORT LITIGATION AGAINST THE CITY CHARGES OF MISAPPROPRIATION OF FUNDS WILL BE PRESSED AGAINST THOSE RESPONSIBLE. HE ADDED FURTHER HE WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE BOOKS AND ALL FUNDS TURNED OVER TO THE CITY BY FRIDAY. CONFERENCES WI~ THE ATTORNEY FOR ~C, Om~-~T~iE, ~U~T W4D~4~IED TO KEEP WITHIN THE TIME PERIOD OF HIS RETAINER. MAYOR FLOO~S~ATED T~AT-.TJtA~ C~M~TERY ASSOCIATION IS A NON-PROFIT CORPO~TION. IT USED T~ ~S~--~HE CEMErE,~Y B~FICATION COMMITTEE WHICH W~ APPOINTED BY THS COUNCIL. NOW AS ~ CEMSTERY .~SSOCiA~ICN THEY ARE AN ENTITY OF THEIR OWN. ~ U COUNCILMAN OBERBECK REMARKED THAT IF THEY-~RE D~NG US FAVORS AS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION AN DONATING TO THE CITY A MONUMENT OR ANY OTHER GOODIES ALONG WITH LITIGATION, HE DOESN'T WANT THEM, AND MO~A~-~EFUSE TO ACCEPT ANY DONATIONS. MR. KILBRIDE READ A LETTER DATED JULY 17 ADLRP~SSED~O MR. JOACHIM, PRESIDENT OF THE CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, FROM MAYOR FLOOD, II%FCR~I'~G HIM THAT SINCE THE ASSOCI- ATION HAD DECLINED TO REMOVE THE NAMES F~OM~T~E S~ONE, IT WAS EXPECTED THAT THE ASSOCIATION WOULD REMOVE THE STONE AT TH~PE4~E BY JULY 25. FIR. KILBRIDE ALSO READ A RESPONSE TO THAT LETTER FROM ATTORNEY CHARLES SULLIVAN, ADDRESSED TO MAYOR FLOOD, ASSOOIATION(F _ E V O? ASSO hA ON R USED TO DELIVER To THE CITY ANY~'~E~ ~OM ~ ;IN~OI\G~ME& Z~,R USE BY THE C2ITF RS~ TH~ ~;ESIRED. MR. MAYOR FLOOD REMARKED THAT HE DID NOT RECALL THE COUNCIL ASKING THAT THE MONEY BE GIVEN TO THE CITY TO SPEND BUT HE FELT THAT THE ASSOCIATION SHOULD PRESENT A BUDGET SO THAT THE CITY WOULD HAVE SOME IDEA OF WHAT THEY PROPOSE TO DO. COUNCILMAN OBERBECK STATED THAT HE HAD A MOTION TO ABOLISH THE ASSOCIATION AND MR. KILBRIDE ADVISED THAT IN ORDER TO TAKE ACTION ON THE MOTION, AS A POINT OF ORDER, IT WAS NECESSARY TO HAVE A MOTION TO BRING THIS MATTER UP FOR DISCUSSION. MOTION BY VICE MAYOR GRAY, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN McKINLEY, TO BRING UP FOR DIS- CUSSION THE ABOLISHING OF THE SEBASTIAN CEMETERY ASSOCIATION. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: VICE MAYOR GRAY, COUNCILMAN OBERBECK, MAYOK FLOOD, COUNCILWOMAN MCKINLEY, COUNCILMAN GASS NAYS: NONE. CARRIED. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN OBERBECK, SECONED BY COUNCILWOMAN MCKINLEY, THAT WE AS A CITY COUNCIL NO LONGER RECOGNIZE THE SEBASTIAN CEMETERY ASSOCIATION AND DO NO ACCEPT ANY FURTHER DONATIONS FROM THEM. MAYOR FLOOD GAVE A RESUME OF HOW THE CEMETERY BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE EVOLVED INTO THE SEBASTIAN CEMETERY ASSOCIATION, INC. AND ADDED THAT THE ONLY THING HE OBJECTED TO WAS THE NAMES ON THE BACK OF THE STONE. HE WAS NOT EVER AGAINST THE COMMITTEE, BUT FELT THAT HE COULD NOT TOLERATE AN ENTITY OF THE CITY DEFYING THE CITY'S WISHES. HE ALSO ADDED THAT THERE WAS NO PLACE IN THE CITY FOR ANY OF OUR EMPLOYEES TO BE A MEMBER DURING WORKING HOURS, TO COUNT THE MONEY, TO MEET WITH THE COMMITTEE, AND ANYONE DOING SO WILL BE FIRED IM- MEDIATELY AND WISHED TO GO ON RECORD WITH THIS STATEMENT. ROLL CALL VOTE: VICE MAYOR GRAY COUNCILMAN OBERBECK MAYOR FLOOD COUNCILWOMAN McKINLEY NAYS: COUNCILMAN GASS CARRIED. SAND.Y. 'KING .~OF~ ;TH~.'?P~BSS :?-JOUBN~.~'WANT~'DITO KNONENHER~Ht?$; Ii~IET!T~F. MOUNUMENT AND MAYOR FLOOD REPLIED THAT IF IT IS NOT REMOVED BY JULY 25, MERIT MOUNUMENT WILL MOVE IT, AS PER LETTER SENT TO MR. JOACHIM, AND STORE IT. MINUTES OF PUBLIC HEARING - JULY 23, 1980 (PAGE 4) MAYOR FLOOD STATED THAT A RUMOR HAS BEEN CIRCULATING THAT SOMEONE iNTENDED TO ESTABLISH A TOPLESS AND BOTTOMLESS BUSINESS iN THE CITY AND RECEIVED PERMISSION FROM THE COUNCIL TO BRING THIS MATTER ON THE FLOOR. MOTION BY VICE MAYOR GRAY, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN McKINLEY, TO BRING ON THE FLOOR AN ORDINANCE CREATING SECTION 17-5 AND 17-6 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES PROHIBITING DISORDERLY CONDUCT. CARRIED. MR. KILBRIDE READ IN ITS ENTIRETY FOR THE FIRST TIME AN ORDINANCE CREATING SECTION 17-5 AND 17-6 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES PROHIBITING DISORDERLY CONDUCT. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN GASS, SECONDED BY COUNCILWOMAN MCKINLEY, TO ACCEPT THE FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE CREATING SECTION 17-5 AND 17-6 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES PROHIBITING DISORDERLY CONDUCT, INCLUDING VIOLENT AND TUMULTUOUS CONDUCT, FIGHT- ING, INTOXICATION, INCITING RIOT, USING ABUSIVE AND OBSCENE LANGUAGE, DAMAGING PUBLIC PROPERTY, DISTURBING THE PUBLIC PEACE AND FAILING TO DISPERSE; PROVIDING EXEMPTION; PROHIBITING OBSTRUCTING POLICE OFFICERS; AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF SUCH ORDINANCE. ROLL CALL VOTE: AYES: VICE MAYOR GRAY COUNCILMAN OBERBECK MAYOR FLOOD COUNCILWOMAN MCKINLEY COUNCILMAN GASS NAYS: NONE. CARRIED. PUBLIC HEARING WAS SET FOR AUGUST 6 PRIOR TO THE WORKSHOP MEETING. SECTION 4-3 OF THE CODE OF ORDINAN£E~ OF ~E CItY OF S~BA~TIAN, FLORIDA (1980) PROHIBITING THE EXPOSURE OF PRIVATE PA~ OR FEF~A~E BR~TS IN AN ESTABLISHMENT AT WHICH ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE O~ FOR SALE FOR C~UMPTION ONTHE PREMISES. MOTION BY COUNCILWOMAN MCKINLEY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN GASS, TO ACCEPT THE FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE CREATING SEC/TJ~4-~_O~ THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SEBASTIAN, FLORIDA (1980) ~R~HI~IgI~THE EXPOSURE OF PRIVATE PARTS OR FEMALE BREASTS IN AN ESTABLISHENT AT WHiC~_~ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE OFFERED FOR SALE FOR CONSUMPTION ON THE P~A~JiS~, PR~pHIBITING THE USE OF ANY DEVICE OR COVERING WHICH SUMULATES PRIVATE PAR_~ O~ FEMALE BREASTS IN AN ESTAB- LISHMENT AT WHICH ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AREO~ED30R SALE FOR CONSUMPTION ON THE PREMISES; PROHIBITING ANY PERSON OWNING, MAINTAINING OR OPERATING AN ESTAB- LISHMENT AT WHICH ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE OFFERED FOR SALE FOR CONSUMPTION ON COVERING WHICH Si~U~TES i~VAT~RT~ 6;~ FEMA~E~REAS~S; PROVID~N~F~3R PEN~L~Y; ROf~.~ALL VO?E :----A~;ES :~ 'VI~wF~ M~ GRAY-- -- ~ ~-~ COUNCILMAN OBERBECK MAYOR FLOOD COUNCILWOMAN MCKINLEY COUNCILMAN GASS NAYS: NONE. CARRIED. PUBLIC HEARING WAS SET FOR AUGUST 6 PRIOR TO THE WORKSHOP MEETING. MAYOR FLOOD STATED THAT UNDER OUR POLICIES AND PROCEDURES EACH EMPLOYEE MUST TAKE AT LEAST ONE WEEK'S VACATION. SOME EMPLOYEES WOULD LIKE TO TAKE A WEEK AND THEN BE PAID FOR THE REST OF THEIR VACATION. THIS REQUIRES COUNCIL ACTION. MOTION BY VICE MAYOR GRAY, SECONDED BY COUNCILMAN OBERBECK, TO PAY COMP TIME TO ANY EMPLOYEE WHO SO DESIRES IN LIEU OF DAYS OFF, PROVIDING HE TAKES AT LEAST ONE WEEK'S VACATION. CARRIED. MEETING ADJOURNED AT 11:00 P.M. CITY CLERK MAYOR