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Home My WebLink About1979/07/09 - ADMIN - Minutes - City Council - Regular�.a �� 1. 2. Call to Order Invocation 3. Roll Ca 11 MINUTES CITY COUNCIL ME�TING ST. LOUIS PARk, MINNESOTA July 9, 1979 A regular meeting of to order by President 7:30 p.m. None. the City Pro Tem Council was called Lyle Hanks at The following Councilmen were present at roll call: Ronald Backes Lyle Hanks Keith Meland Martha Elstrom Jerrold Martin John Ralles Also present were the City Manager, City Attorney, Planning Director and Public Works Director. 4. Approval of Minutes It was moved by Councilman Ra11es, Councilman Elstrom, to approve the meetings held June 18 and 20, 1979. seconded by minutes of the The motion passed by a majority vote; Councilmen not present at meetings abstained. S. Approval of Agenda 6. The motion passed 6-0. It was moved by the agenda for It was moved by Councilman Meland, Couneilman Backes, to approve the for July 9, 1979, as presented. Councilman Martin, July 9, 1979, w�th The motion passed 6-0. Public Hearings ___________ seconded by consent agenda seconded by Councilman Backes, [o app�ove the addition of lli, 3409 Texas Avenue. PUBLIC HF.ARINGS None. -I86- ..�-"''""',..___-�__.�_._._•--�-�, _ ------�..-�.--•-_.....� CiCy Council mi�utes, i�,� . R�S l�fla t ion PLTITIONS, July 9, 1979 UESTS AND COMMUNICATIONS Letter of resignation; Mayor Irving M. Stern. 'The President Pro Teru read the letter for the benefit of the audience announcing Mayor Stern's resignation effective July 9, 1979, at 9 a.m., at which time he wouid take the Oath of Office as State Senator. � It was moved.by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Ralles, to accept the resignation. The motion passed 6-0. Councilman Hanks explained that until the Council takes action to fill the vacancy, he would serve as President Pro Tem of the Council. 7b. Board of Board of Zoning Appeals; appointment/expiration Zonin Appeals date. Stanley Barton, 9301 West Franklin Avenue, Chairman of the Board of Zoning Appeals, explained the members believe it appropriate to request that terms expire in rlay rather than December 31, to coincide with the Board's annual meeting and election of officers. After discussion, it was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Backes,to authorize preparation of an Ordinance Code amendment extending the terms of the Board members to April 30 of each year following the expiration of their terms and setting a term expiration date of April 30 for subsequent appointments, for first reading July 16, 1979. The motion passed 6-0. 8a. Inspections; Ordinance No. 1444 RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES Second reading o£ Ordinance Code amen�iment relating to inspection of dwelling units. Ordinance No. 1444, entitled "An ordinance relating to the inspection of single- and two-family srructures, amending the St. Louis Park Ordinance Code, Section 15-312,'� was adopted by consent. 8b• 20XX Flag Avenue; Ordinance No. 1445 sale by consent. the City of Lots of ardinance authorizing sale of Second reading � City-owned property at 20XX Flag Avenue. Ordinance No. 1445, entitled "An ordinance authorizing 26 & 27, South Crestview Addition,'� was adopted by -187- r� ��y Council minutes, July 9, 1979 Sc.. Itea_� 5tateNloro�296s � Resolut�on desigi�ating fund," was placement adopted by 8d. 5uburb�in Rzte Authority; Resolution No. 6297 Resolution f und; Lots placing real estate proceed� in general 26 & 27, South Crestview Addition. Resolution No. 6296, entitled "Resolution of proc�eds f rom sale of real property in the general consent. ResoluCion appointing representative to Suburban Rate Authority. It was moved by Councilman Ralles, seconded by Councilman Elstrom, to waive reading and adopt Resolution No. 6297, entitled "Resolution designating director and altcrnate director to Suburban Rate Authority"; Councilman Keith J. Meland sha11 serve as director. The motion passed 6-0. 8e. Charter Amendment refers to action by circumstances could the City Charter's conduct business. Resolution establishing cvording tor proposed amendment to Section 2.09 of City Charter. Councilman Meland noted the proposed amendment a two-third majority of the Council, which under certain be less than f our votes and would be in contlict with statement thata quorum of the members is necessary to Councilman Elstrom believed the wording in the ..�••..� be revised to become grammatically correct with plural pronouns. . proposed amendment could respect � to singular and The President Pro Tem stated revisions to the wording o� the proposed Charter amendment must be made by the Charter Commission; the Council's prerogative is limited to the proposition posed upon the ballot. He believed it.should be clarified whether the penalty would be one month's gross or net compensation. Councilman Ra11es suggested the entire Section 2.09 should be placed upon the ballot, enabling the voter to fully comprehend its intent. Councilman Backes said the amendment had been rereferred to the Charter Commission in the past and the wording had not been changed; therefore, he suspected the Commission is comfortable with the language. He noted violation of the section would result in public censure as we11 as financial penalty and should be stated upon the ballot. The City, Attorney agreed that State Statutes authorize the Council to determine the characterization of the amendment upon the ballot; changes in the wording of the actual amendment must be submitted by the Commis s ion . -188- City Council minutes, July 9, It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded amend the proposition within the resolution 1979 by Councilman Elstrom, to to read as follows: "S1ia11 the proposed Charter amendment, amending Section 2.09 as follows: (INSERT ENTIRE SECTION 2,p9) be adopted? Yes No " Councilman Martin suggested the proposition as proposed in the motion would be expensive to publish, and voters may have difficulties reading the small print on the ballot. The motion passed 5-1 (President Pro Tem Hanks opposed). It was moved by Councilman Elstrom, seconded by Councilman Backes, to reconsider the wording on the Charter amendment. The motion passed 6-0. It was moved by Councilman Elstrom, seconded by Councilman Meland, that the Charter Commission reconsider the language in the proposed amendment as it relates to the mention of a two-third majority and grammatical form prior to its adoption for the ballot. The City Attorney stated the Council may request the Commission to consider features of the proposed amendment, although the Commission's reaction would be a matter within its discretion. The City Manager explained adequate time will exist for the two publications and the printing of the ballot, if the matter is resol_ved by early to mid September. The motion passed 4-2 opposed) . 8f. Home ImProvement Grant Funds; (Councilman Martin and the President Pro Tem Resolution authorizing application for MI-tFA gr.ant funds. Resolution No. 6298 It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Ralles, to waive read�ng and adopt Resolution No. 6298, entitled "Resolution authorizing application for MHFA housing rehabilitation grant funds." The motion passed 6-0. -189- � ►. � 1 ...,.... �, �-, �i�y Council minutes, July 9, 1979 $� . Of:Ci.ce of °, 1�a,}'°i' Resvlution Na. 6299 Res�lution No. 6299, resignation of Mayor Resolu�ion declaring Mayor. vacancy in Of fice of It was m�ved by Councilman Backes, seconded by Counci�.man Martin, to waive reading and adopt entitled "Resolution declaring Council vacancy upon Sterr�.'� The motion passed 6-0. The President Pro Tem explained the City Charter states the Council sha11 appo�.nt a Mayor forthwith. He noted in the past interested parties were asked to submit letters expressing their deaire to serve. Councilman Martin wondered if it would be appropriate for the Council to continue with six members until the elected M�yor assumes office in December. He believed due to the shortness of the appointment period and the time required to become sufficiently oriented, the appointee's familiarity with the position and term expiration would coincide. By concensus of the Council, the City Attorney was requested to provide an opinion on the matter to be reviewed at 6:30 p.m., Ju1y 16, 1979. REPORTS OF OFFICERS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES 9a. Human Rights Commission 9b. Planning Commission 9c. � Financial Report 9d. Health Advisory Committee 9e. MMP/Winnipeg; Resolution No. 6300 The minutes of the Human Rights Commission meeting held June 20, 1979, were ordered filed by consent. The minutes of the Planning Commission mee[ings held June 20 & 25; Streets and Highways Subcommittee held June 20, 1979, were ordered filed by consent. The monthly financial report was ordered f iled by conaent. for May, 1979, The minutes of the Health Advisory Committee meeting held June 27, 1979, were ordered filed by consent. Special permit amendment requested by t�4SP/uinniPeB Architecte relating to 48-unit condominium at Ford Road/Betty Crocker Drive in Shelard Park, It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Co�ncilmen Martin. to wai`�R reading and adopt Reeolution No. 6300, entitled "A xesolution an+ending Resolution No. 6245 adopted April 2, 1979, acnend�ng Resolution No• 6229 adopted March 12, 1979, granting permit under Section 14-195(3� �f c�'c Ordin�nce Code to permtt � condominium conteininR 48 ��itA in thc K-� Residential I3usinese and B-2 Bueineae D!s[ricts in Shelr�rd P.zrk•'� The motion passed 5-0-1 (Councilman 8ackee abstained). -19Q- +i� � � � City Council minutes, July 9, lg�g 9f, F�.rst Lutheran Church; Resolution No. 6301 Special permit request of First Lutheran Church to construct illuminated free-standing sign at 5801 Minnetonka Boulevard. �t was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Elstrom, to waive reading and.adopt Resolution No. 6301, entitled "A resoluti�on �ranting permit under Sec�ion 14-185 of the St. Louis Park Ordinance Code relating to zoning to permit the construction of an internally illuminated free- standing sign on property located in the R-2, Single-Family District, at 5801 P4innetonka Boulevard. The motion passed 6-0. gg, Dayton Ro ers; Resolution No. 6302 Sp ecial p ermit request of Dayton Rogers Company to fill property at 5925 Highway 7. . It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Elstrom, to waive reading and adopt Resolution No. 6302, entitled "A resolution granting permit under Section 14-113(7) of the Ordinance Code relating to zoning to permit the reclamation of land for property located in the B-2, Business District, at 5925 Highway 7." Councilman Backes requested an exp lanation of Condition No. 3 in the resolution and whether the applicant agreed. Robert Gold, Dayton Rogers Company, stated it was his understanding that the condition requires the painting of a 1978 addition constructed of cement block and natural-colored f acing. He added that a contract to have the unpainted portion painted has been executed. The President Pro Tem requested that if compliance with the architectural control ordinance requires action more than agreed to by the applicant, the matter would be reviewed by the Council. The motion passed 6--0. 9h. Traffic Study 204 Councilman Meland, to to be notified of the The motion passed 6-0. 9i. Traf f ic Study 203; Resolution No. 6303 Traff ic Study No. 204; Ottawa Avenue at West 31 Street. It was moved defer the item proposal. T�af f ic West 39 by Councilman Ral.les, seconded by to Ju1y 16, 1979, enabling residents Study No. Street. 203; Inglewood Avenue at It was moved by Councilman Elstrom, . and adopt Resolution No. Councilman Backes, to waive reaging sign on the entitled "Resolution authorizin removal of stop block of Inglewood Avenue." The motion passed 6-0. seconded by 6303, 3900-4000 -191- .,�� a:n�'• . ..,.. �� , City Council minutes, �j . Fire Lane; Resolution No. 6304 Ju1y 9, 1979 Fire lane designation; Texas Terrace Convalescent Center. Resolution No. authorizi.ng placement of traffic control was adopted by consent. 9k. Amhurst 6304, entitled "Resolution signs establishing f ire lanes," Report on final plat and�special permit for Amhurst Addition.� Councilman Backes said since the time this matter last came before the Council, the company he is employed with has developed a contractual relationship with a company.associated with the applicant. He continued that while he is not personally affected by his employer's association nor believed a 1ega1 conflict of interest existed, it was his judgment for appearance sake to the public to not participate in the matter. After a brief background explanation by the President Pro Tem, it was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Elstrom, that greater public interest would be served by designating the streets and utilities contained within the plat public rather than private; the developer shall construct the streets and utilities to City standards and specifications. Kenneth Maas, representing the subdivider, stated the roads and utilities as drawn on the plat would meet all City standards. Councilman Martin noted that through public designation, the City would be responsible for street maintenance and asked if the savings would be reflected in the neighborhood association fee. Mr. Maas stated any savings would be passed on to the association; however, there would be no savings to the developer with either alternative. Responding to Councilman Martin, the City Manager explained the plat provides.50 f eet of street right of way which would be adequate for snow storage. The motion passed 5-0� discussion). (Councilman Backes was not present during the It was moqed by Councilman Ral�les, seconded by Councilman Meland, to refer the revised final plat to the Planning Commission for its consideration on August l, 1979; that the area residents be inf ormed of the August 1 Planning Commission review; that the Council's review of the f inal plat be continued to August 6, 1979. The motion passed 5-0 9L. Fred G. Anderson PUD (Councilman Backes was not present). Fred G. Anderson Company request for preliminary plan'approval of PUD zoning change at 5825 Excelsior Boulevard. Robert Bird, property owner at 4015 Yosemite Avenue, did not believe the proposal an appropriate transitional use between the commercial and residential properties; he was concerned that upon expansion, the hours of operation could be lengthened and that in the future khe proposed zoning could permit the location of a disruptive use on the site. He also �"`� -19 2- City Council minutes, July 9, 1979 objected to redevelopment of the site prior to resolution of the area parking needs. He did not feel.the City had adequate information to rezone. Councilman Martin suggested that the Har-Ned property would not be the most appropriate site for overf low parking from the Yosemite Avenue area. Harold Norby, President of Fr_ed G. Anderson Company, stated he had reviewed the site on many occasions and believed the proposal an asset to St. Louis Park. He said the f irm is very much concerned with aesthetics and neighborhood residents. He exhibited a rendering of the plan stating it did not include unsightly signs and would include trees. In response to the President Pro Tem, he stated he was aware the Council is not changing the zoning at this time, but only reviewing the concept. It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconned by Councilman Ralles, to approve the preliminary general PUD plan; staff was requested to review the setback at the rear of the building and whether a possibility exists that with a more narrow width of the building, several parking spaces may be available. Councilman Backes asked how staff should respond to Councilman Martin's motion; he b elieved perhaps there should be clarification. The President Pro Tem stated that the developer is aware there is a parking problem in the area. Walter Nelson, 4027 Yosemite Avenue, asked about hours of operation and truck noise. He believed the building would protrude into three residential areas. He reiterated comments made in the past relative to the existing drainage problem on Yosemite Avenue, stating the inlets on Excelsior Boulevard cannot handle the runoff. He asked the direction of the roof slope, if the railroad spur track would be vacated and who would be responsible £or the area weed maintenance. Responding to the President Pro Tem, the Planning Director stated prior to final approval, many types of plans would be required for presentation to the Council. Mr. Norby explained the business would Ue �perated weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., never on Sunday and occasionally on Saturday mornings. He continued the direction of th� roof slope is being studied in conjunction with the drainage plans. He said the area next to the track is railroad right of way and an arrangement with the rail- road for its use is being considered; he said the business wi1�. not be using the traGk. The President Pro Tem noted the residenrs will be con�orcheckhinto the area become overgr.own with weeds and asked Mr. f°�rblandscaping purposes. this and perhaps consider leasing the property C nclered if tY�e area could be used for parking. The ouncilman Martin wo Director to review the possibility. President Pro Tem requested the Planning -193- i, .....,...� City Council;minutes, July 9, 1979 In response to questions, the Planning Director stated that if determined a reasonable restriction, hours of operation can be within the special permit. The motion passed 6-0. 9m. Traff ic Study 206; Resolution No. 6305 contained 'Fraffic Study No. 206; Huntington Avenue at West 39 Street. It was moved by Councilman Ralles, seconded by Councilman �lstrom, to waive reading and adopt Resolution No. 6305, entitled "Resolution authorizing placement of signs on Huntington Avenue at West 39 Street." The President Pro time. Tem requested a report on the operation i:� six months' The motion passed 6-0. 9n. Improvement Project 79-41 Preliminary engineering report, Project 79-41, Minnetonka Boulevard sidewalk. The Council set public hearing on the project for August 6, 1979, by consent. 90. Improvement Project 77-26 Preliminary engineering report, Project 77-26, Meadowbrook Manor Apartments; sidewalk and pedestrian bridge. The Council set public hearing on the project for August 20, 1979, by consent. 9p. Improvement Proj ect 79-55 Preliminary engineering report, Project 79-55, Ensign Avenue paving, curb and gutter. The Council set public hearing on the project for August 6, 1979, by consent. 9q. Traffic Study 205; Resolution No. 6306 Traffic Study No. 205; Lynn Avenue from Minnetonka Boulevard south to Highway 7. Resolution No. 6306, entitled authorizing removal of the ane-way signs on Lynn Avenue to Minnetonka Boulevard, with appropriate traff ic signs way street," was adopted by consent. "Resolution f rom N igh�aay 7 signifying a two- 9r. Improvement Preliminary engineering report, Project 79-50, �roject 79-SO Flag Avenue sewer. The Council set public hearing on the project for August b, 1979, by consent. -194- 9s , Hous in A��thority City Council minutes, July 9, 1979 The minutes of the Housing and Redevelopment Authority meeting held June 26, 1979, were ordered f iled by consent. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Z�a, Appointments Appointments to City advisory boards and commissions. At the recommendation of Councilman Martin, Judy Breitbarth was appointed to a full term on the Human Rights Commission by a vote of 6-0. At �he recommendation of Councilman Meland, the members of the Health Advisory Committee with the _exception of Linda Reich who resigned, were reappoit�ted by a vote of 6-0. � lOb . Sewer Rates Revision of sewer rates (deferred from May 21 and June 4, 1979); M. & C. No. 79-21. Councilman Meland reported that District Commissioner Richard Beens indicated he believed perh�ps the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission Director and Finance Director took overly restrictive views of determining what is fair and equal with respect to alternative rate structures and requested additiona? time to discuss other systems of charging for sewer outflow with the MWC� and City staff. It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Backes, to defer action on the item until August 6, 1979. The President Pro Tem exp�ained he would vote for condition that definite action is taken Au�uat 6. that the City may be experiencing a deficit. the motion with the He expressed concern Responding to the President Pro Tem, Councilman Meland said he would contact Commissioner Beens on July 10, 1979, to schedule a meeting. The motion passed 6-0. It was moved by Councilman Meland, aeconded b.y Councilman Ralles, to request a staff report for August 6, 1979, indicating the rate per 10� cubic feet for commercial and�industrial customers, sh°�1ldreflectnresidential customers be charged a single flat rate; the report rates of $10, $10.50 and $11 per quarter. Councilman Elstrom augge8ti�d the effecconaideredla� unit on apartment residents should be The motion passed 6-0. -195- rate per dwelling �� :;; :'_I ',_ N ' J , :_, j�3. i;Ull�r+r3Ct i�atEnsion 11b . ��y Council minutes, July 9, 1979 Councilman Ra11es, July 20, 1979, and NEW. BUSINESS Extension of contract completion date: C.S. McCrossan Company. It was moved by Councilman to extend the completion date of to not charge a penalty. Martin, seconded by the contract to Councilman Meland believed there was a lack of communication by the contractor over a period of time which would appear to justify a penalty. ��e said the City was not informed of the problem until the f irst snow fall in November, 1978, and believed it fair to assign part of the blame with the contractor. The moCion passed 5-1 (Councilman Meland opposed). Contract Extension Extension of contract completion date: Bury and Carlson. � It was moved by Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Ralles, to extend the contract completion date to July 20, 1979, and to not charge a penalty. The motion passed 4-2 (Councilmen Meland and Elstrom opposed). llc. 100/Idest 36 Street; -"�; Resolution No. 6309 Agency agreement; Highway 100/West 36 Street. Resolution No. 6309, entitled "Resolution authorizing the City to execute an agreement with the Minnesota Department of Transportation," was adopted by consent. lld. Personal Mileage Mileage reimbursement (M. & C. No. 79-20). � It was moved by Councilman Backes, seconded by Councilman Martin, to adjust the personal employee mileage reimbursement to 18� per mile up to 300 miles per month; 15� per mile in excess of 301 miles, eff ective July 1, 1979. lle. The President Pro Tem believed due to the low number of emplayees using personal vehicles for City business, the flat rate per mile alternative would be the most appropriate. The motion passed 5-1 (President Pro Tem Hanks opposed). Liquor King� Application for liquor iicense transfer; Liquor King. The Council set public hearing on the liquor license transfer for I�uS�►st 6' 1979, by consent. '_� -196- � ----�------ --_ � ` _. _�..,_.�........_.....,...�..ni.r.+w"'g"�".� �_^ _ _ _ ._,...�_� ,._ = City Council minutes, July 9, 1979 llf. Shade Tree Program; Resolutions 6307�6308 Shade Tree Program. Resolution No. 6307, entitled "Resolution authorizing the City of St. Louis Park to participate in the 1979 Shade Tree Program and designating the Community . Relations Commission as the Reforestation Advisory Committee," and . �� Resolution No. 308, entitled Resolution authorizing supplemental/ amended agreement between the City of St. Louis Park and the Minnesota Department of Agriculture for the additional reimbursement of City for the 1978 Minnesota Shade Tree Program," were adopted by consent. llg. Bid Tabulation llh. Councilman Martin, responsible bidder $380,345.70. Bid tabulation - Cedarhurst improvement project and miscellaneous concrete work. It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by to designate Arcon Construction Company lowest and authorize execution of contract in the amount of The motion passed 6-0. Sale of Land Sale of City-owned land at Monitor Street. It was moved by Councilman Meland, seconded by Councilman Ralles, to defer action to August 6, 1979, and request Curtis Squire, Inc., to inform the City of its future plans for the site. The motion passed 6-0. 3409 Texas Avenue Winter pipe repair: 3409 Texas Avenue (requested by Councilman Meland). Councilman Meland explained that during a very cold period, the corporation box did not function at the above address, and the propert� owner suffered water damage and was informed by City staff the repair was the homeowner's responsibility. He continued during the zepfromPtheemain,hwhichewasralsowo days, the private contractor broke the stub deemed the responsibility of the homeowner toforpair�b wh�ch`wouldtion, the homeowner.received a statement of $1,800 J normally have cost $700; a large portion of the costcQildfhaveaacceptea warning lights, etc.. � He believed the City probably some responsibility for a portion of the street repair. seconded by Councilman Backes, that It was moved by Councilman Meland, ust 6, the City Manager investigate and report to theaveub��n mor.euhel.pful. in 1979, on the possibilit that the City could h y o ortunl.ty was given to the furnist�ing fill and whether or not anythepreport shall be comprehensive homeowner to use City warning lights; including the location and cause of the break. The motion passed 6-0. -197- 12a. Dama�e Claims City Council minutes, July 9, 1979 MISCELLANEOUS Damage claims 1) 2) 3) 4) Realty Consultants Mrs. Da1e J. Krishef, 2711 Yosemite Avenue Jack Kundla, 4519 Zenith North Z&S Management Company The claims were ordered filed with the City Clerk for proper action by the City Attorney and City Manager, by consent. 12b. Communications from Pro Tem 12c. Communications from City Manager None. 1) Notice of Intent to Conduct Bingo Friday and Saturday evenings; American Legion. There being no objection, the Notice was received for f iling by a vote of 6-0. 2) Association of Metropolitan Municipalities Seminar for the use of �� levy limit laws, July 30 from 1 to 5 p.m. - The City Manager stated tha[ Councilmen interested in attending should notify staff for arrangements. �� t � CLAIMS, APPROPRIATIONS AND CONTRACT PAYI�IENTS 13a. Verified Upon motion by Councilman Ralles, secvnded by Claims Councilman Meland, the list of verified claims prepared by.the Director of Finance and directed to the City Council, dated Ju1y 9, I979, in the total amounts of $289,671.13 for vendors and $16,320.43 for payroll were approved, and the City Manager, City Clerk and City Treasurer were authorized to issue checks in the same amounts by a vote of 6-0. 13b. Contract Payments It was moved by Councilman Meland, sec�nded by Gouncilman Ralles, to approve and authorize the following contract payments: I) Partial payment, Projects 77-11C, 78-48, 78-44, street lighting, Collins Electric. Amount: $7,615.35. 2) Partial payment, Projects 78-01, 78-03, 78-33, 78-37 and 77-b1, paving, curb and gutter, C.S. McCrossan. Amount: $33,Sg2,21. 3) Partial payment, Pzojec[s 78-02, 76--34, 78-p6, 76-09, 78-2.1, 78-36. 78-34, 78-40, paving, curb and gutter, Bury and Carlson. Aisount: S33.63�•9i• 4) Partial payment, Projec[ 18-20, City Hall garage, George T. Cook Construction Company. Amoun[: 48,6�9.20. -19fl- � � City Councii minutes, July 9, 1979 5) partial payment, Projects 77-11A&B, 74-Z2, paving, curb and gutter, I�ardrives. Amount: $39,553.89. 6) Parcial payment, project 76-42, wading pool, Arteka. Amount: $22,405.95. The motion passed 6-0. �4 , Ad j ournment Att�t: Beverly Flan�gan Recording Secretary On motion of Councilman Martin, seconded by Councilman Ralles, the meeting was adjourned at 9:45 p.m. by a 6-0 vote. .. , � �� , j � '' �.l�j��ll� L}� e Hanks President Pro Tem -199-