HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES-09/10/1970-RegularMINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, Held
Thursday, September 10, 1970, at 1:30 o'clock P.M.
Present: Councilmen Carson, Lopez, Chilton and Kruchten. City Manager Coffey;
City Attorney March and Director of Public Works Liquin. Absent: Councilman Troxell; excused.
Motion was made by Councilman Lopez, seconded by Councilman Chilton, that the
reading of the minutes of the last -regular meeting held September 3, 1970, be dispensed with.
Roll was called resulting as follows:
Absent
Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Lopez, Chilton and Kruchten.
Councilman Troxell, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted.
The following ordinance was presented on first reading; and read at length:
BEING AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
COLLINS, COLORADO, 1955, AS AMENDED.
Motion was made by Councilman Chilton, seconded by Councilman Lopez, that Ordinance
No. 54, 1970, be considered favorably on first reading and ordered published this 16th day
of September, A. D. 1970, and to be presented for final passage on the 1st day of October,
A.D. 1970. Roll -was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Lopez, Chilton,
and Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Troxell, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared
the motion adopted.
The following proposed ordinance was presented and read at length:
Amend 17-13 (c) to read:
ORDINANCE NO. 54, 1970
9-21 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF FORT
FOR DISCUSSION ONLY
"Where a usable 'path for bicycles has been.provided adjacent to a roadway, bicycle
riders shall use such path and shall not use the roadway or sidewalk. In addition, no
person shall ride a bicycle on any street or sidewalk within blocks of a bicycle path,
traveling in the same direction as such street except to travel to and from such roadway.
All streets within blocks of any bicycle path shall have suitable signs giving notice of
the location of such bicyclepath. The restrictions contained in this section (c) shall not
apply to persons making deliveries of newspapers or other merchandise on bicycles.
`. Councilman Kruchten stated that in his opinion bicycles should be allowed on the
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streets and sidewalks where there is not much traffic;and in heavily traveled areas they
should be restricted to designated lanes. The City Manager stated that no bikes are per- F
!` mitted on sidewalks in the downtown area and that automobiles should be prohibited from enter=
After discussion concerni g whe he car should a ted o `ark i bic cle
+. ing•_ bicycle lanes. / The matter was referre to t e �ity ttorney orpefuiier sud� ando y
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prepare an ordinance establishing bicyc'•.e,lanes.
The following resolution was presented and read at length:
RESOLUTION 70-92 -
OF THE CMNCIL C'�T•t` OF 7u'- MUMS S£TTIXG FORTH.1
THE FMDL;3S 0- T`': r T, 'C APFSUiT OF THE NEMiNG
HELD TO D j of '.;:c TKZi cO K'N A i +)iiSIP;& AUTeORITY IN. THE
•CITY.
. - n,ieKcrlS, .�-C;'eiure.Y_ in V(+`[t2 the provisions of - section :
59-1.-3 C.R.S. IS-03, :'3a ii3ad w;_h the City,Clerk
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A Housing Authority could move quickly towards increasing the supply of low
costs and low rent housing for all residents of the community. The LwV supports
the concept that the supply of low and moderate cost housing be scattered through
out the community and not be concentrated in one area. a
The Fort Collins League has felt that a solution to the problem of housing for
low income families is of high priority. To be better prepared to speak on the
means of solving local housing problems the League has started a study on the
"Evaluation and Implementation of a Housing Code and a Housing Authority for the
City'of Fort Collins and Larimer County" as part of its 1970-71 program.
The League will be concernec. with the ongoing operation of the.Authority, once
established, and as we obtain the results from our current study we hope to offer
constructive suggestions.
Mable Preble, Chairman of the Fort Collins Senior Citizens Commission, urged the
building of houses for senior citizens. That vithout the housing authority low income
dwellings would be an impossibility, therefore concurs with the action being taken.
Don Hisam of the Fire Departmen was present and spoke regarding low income hous]Lvg
for the elderly also that he has worked with the Senior Citizens Commission. He stated
that he had personal experience in this regard with his.parents in Yuma Colorado. That
after his father passed away, without low income housing, his.mother would not have been
able -to exist, as homes are in excess of $10,000. He stated she receives $109.00 social
security. He said this is .called the Hi Plains Manor Housing Authority of Yuma, that many r
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Ader people are now independent, as it only takes 22% to live in one of these houses. He
stated that he helped circulate petitions here and urged that one be in Fort Collins. By tM
time the elderly on Social Security pay their rent and other expenses, had nothing to live on.
He stated that Joe Coria assisted him as an interpretor for the Spanish speaking people.
Councilman Lopez asked how it was financed, etc. Mr. Hisam stated that he has
this information that Mrs. Gary Gilpin of Greeley was an authority and would be glad to
assist Fort Collins in getting started, however, he would present a report later.
Lou Stitzel was present and spoke for this low income housing. The City Manager
stated Grand Island, Nebraska is extremely involved in a Housing Project and it is working
very well.
Mr. Henry Brock was present, stating he was with the Fort Collins Realty, that he
was for the low income housing 100%, but would urge consideration of certain facts, such as
tax base, 400 or 500 units, escape tax, raise mill levy, rehabilitation, etc.That if the
Federal Government entered these buildings, may escape the tax that -there are many
questions unanswered.
Mrs. Low Stitzel stated that in Minnesota, the City realizes 10% of the rental
from these low income houses for utilities. "
Mr. Bob Cross, President of the Fort Collins Board of Realtors, was present and
stated that there is a very apparent need for housing for the elderly. That the City
should gather from other cities all available information, stating that the Board of Realtors
would be glad to work with the Council. After discussion, motion was made by Councilman
Kruchten, seconded by Councilman Chilton, that this resolution establishing a housing authority
for the City of Fort Collins be adopted. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes:
Councilmen Carson, Lopez, Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Troxell, excused.
Nayes:. None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted.
Mrs. Booth Grisom, representing the Neighbor to Neighbor Committee, was in support
of this Authority and that they would work with the City.
Councilman Kruchten suggested that the Council work closely with the Total'Co==
ith Action Committee; and stated that Fort Collins is more fortunate than some cities `becags0,
of our zoning, there are'limi.tations and may progress rapidly when formed.'
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M, MEREFORE, 8E IT USOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF FORT COLLINS:
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Se,:tion 1.
That tM City Council does herahv detemine that
unsanitary and unsafe
inhabited dxelliag ecLcreedations do exist_ in the
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City of Fort Collins
and tiara is'a lack of safe or sanitary dwelling
acco mdations in t^e
City available for all the inhabitants thereof.
Section 2.
The :.3yCr is heresy directed to appoint five (5)
cc._rission3rs to act
es a Lo:;sir,3 authority in the City of Fort Collins,
all as mra fully set
forth in Section 69-3--5 C.R.S. 1963, as an.end".
Passed and
a?cp;,cd at a rc liar Meeting of the City Council
hold this iCth da; of
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Nona Thayer, President of the League of "Sonen Voters, was present and presented
the followin-a report:
STATEMENT BY THE FORT COLLItdS LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
AT THE SEPTEMBER 10, 1970, HOUSING AUTHORITY HEARING
The Fort Collins League of Women Voters is deeply concerned that major steps t
be taken to meet the need for loci and moderate cost housing here in Fort Collins..
The establishment of a housing authority could enable Fort Collins to utilize
existing federal housing programs. A local housing authority could purchase land
and build housing which it could then rent, lease or sell. It could effectively
coordinate the resources of public and private agencies. The 1968 Housing and Urban`.
Development Act, adopted by congress with broad bipartisan support, reaffirms the`
national goal set forth in the 1949 Housing Act: "...a decent home .and suitable
living environment for every American family." Massive efforts are required at all
levels of government and from private groups to meet this challenge..
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In 1969 the Human Resources Committee of our League undertook two informal
studies to ascertain local housing conditions. Thirty-four out of fifty real estate
offices listed in the telephone directory were contacted and asked what housing was
available for $15,000 or less. Ten offices reported nothing in this range, and the
others had a very limited numher. At the time of the study multiple listing had 18
houses for $15,000 or less, of which 13 were two bedroom homes. Nearly all were.'
older homes. Finding mortgage money presents major problems for low income families.
FHA regulations further decrease availability since most funds are earmarked for new
housing.
The second part of the study attempted to gain a picture of rental costs., We
Obtained the rental cost of 76.6% of the 1,717 multiple dceliing units listed in
the city planning office. Also, 75 private homes with apartments for rent were con-
tacted. The cost of renting in both cases were simiVar"and are shown below:
1 room efficiency $80-140
1 bedroom 90-140.
2 bedroom 120-190
3 bedroom 155-400
The State Planning Commission states that Larimer County will need 1600 units
per year for the next three years for people moving into the cdmmunity. In addsti'on
projections based on the 1960 census indicate that Fort.Collins,presently aboLli 1100
substandard housing units -�
Ciea^1y.,.there>is greed for lok and moderate cost housing for purchase a e11 x i
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Councilman Lopez suggested that these low income houses be in different sections
%of town instead of all together.
The following report was presented and read at length:
TO: Tom Coffey, City :tanager
THRTR Charles Liquin, D-rector of Public Works
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FROM. Roy A. Bing -man, City Engineer
ItE: Sidewalks Requested by School District
The Poudre School District has requested that the City consider
areas -which are deficient in sidewalks, for the possibility of improving
then for the safety of children going.to -nd from school. They have
enclosed a map with -the request, indicating which streets are w hour
sidewalks on either one side or bot:. sides of the street, and which
i:- - streets are well -traveled by school children. We have reviewed their.
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map, to see where new sidewalks might be justified•, and to see wlat
( problems we might have in ordering sidewalks to be built in the various
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sections of the City.
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' In general, in the older sections of the City where there are
established houses and paved streets with curb and gutter, it will be
relatively simple to order the construction of sidewalkswhere they are,'
needed. [de have identified these streets on a map; and feel that there ,,-
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is ample justification for the COIIStrtlCClOn of sidewalks along these
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streets. The most im?ortant question in this regard is whether we should`
require sidewalks be built on both sides of the street, or only on one
side of a street. Where there is little vehicle traffic, we could
require that walks be constructed on only one side of the street.
The next question is which side. Here we would have to look at more
jthan one block at a time to insure that we would not jump from one side
of the street to the other wit:-, walks, and construct the new walks on
the side that beady had the most existing wall:. We recommend that.
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i we start with this procedure, of requiring walks on one side of the
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street. If it does rot provide a satisfactory solution, we may then
i have the walks installed on both sides of -..a streets.
One street that will be.a problem is South Shields Street,
Prospect -Street nort:. to University Avenue. :ne street is bull.
1 - - lir,2 which does not permit
: within a toot or two of the righ� of -way ,
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? the construction of walk. In order to obtain all the additional
! right-of-way necessary, we nay have to condemn five feet on each side.
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i In the newer areas of the City, where streets are not yet fLliy:'
! constructed, we have a different problem... la some of these areas, suci,
as along. -Taft Fill Road, or along East prospect Street east or Le ay,
11 Avenue, the street consists only o� the original narrow county pav>ng, .
with no curo and gutter. With new developments, we are getting mote'
curbs and walks built. However, this is slow and spotty. The City
can order curb and gutter, as well as sidewalks in areas such as manes°e
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1 ' This will require more study tnen we have been able to spend at ,.his, ^
point, because with the construction of curb and gut-ter,we mum a3Ce ,Ytne
! drainage of each street intoaccour,t,ard build ,the curb and gutter.
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to the final grade of the street.
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Tn regard. to the aoove reJu.,-, wa w-1
'..'proceed wit❑ an i�?rGVc �2 nt 6iStr..Ct for t:a tvnS tr uCtiGr, Gt Wa aS ,, ,r '. ,
, as _.indicated on the en closed ma?. - 6,`.^.ere necatsary, we kis, t0
'permiSSiOn f0 Obtain additio^.al T:.ga t-Of -way 'or SuCq-Wa:,FS.-- lu t34 a'
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City Engineer Roy Bingman commented on the -report on the need -for sidewalks in
other. areas of the City, that the streets of Remington, Mathews and Peterson by the High
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School had no sidewalks and showed a map of these sections and others that his department -had {
reviewed. He stated that South Shields has been built within one or two foot of the property i
dines and have a problem there. It'was not built up on either side, was a 60 foot right of.
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way, will have -to dedicate a 100 foot right of way and this will be taken up at a later date.
That it is up to the Council to initiate Improvement Districts.
The Director of Public Works, Chuck Liquin, stated this will be a large sized f,
improvement district and may not be initiated until 1972.
Councilman Kruchten asked if we put walks on one side now, would we have to have,
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another improvement district later on if we decided to put walks on the other side. Mr.
Liquin stated we would not, just be a matter of continuing the District. Mayor Carson
stated we should not consider putting in sidewalks on bota sides as it would be too mucn of a
hardship on the people involved. Councilman Kruchten suggested to sift the requests of the
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schools and put in sidewalks only where there are is a safety hazard.
The City Manager stated we would have to acquire right of ways in some areas,
going to take time, to give these people a chance to put in their own sidewalks. Councilman
Lopez stated that Taft from cemetery corner to West Elizab_-th is a very dangerous area.
Councilman Kruchten stated the property owners should be notified to cut weeds and
shrubbery so not to impede the progress of the children. The Director of Public Works stated
that they usually cut down any shrubbery and weeds that are.a hazard to traffic, that he had
a man out on weeds all the time. Councilman Kruchten'stated that there are places where the
weeds are so bad we have to walk into the street to avoid them and that fences are a -hazard
in other areas. Mayor Carson requested the matter be referred to the Administration for
further study and will expect another report later.
The Mayor of the Island of bloleF.ai, Hawaii, the Honorable Mitchell Pauole, was
present and extended greetings to the Council and on behalf of the J.c,s of Molakai. A key -was
presented to Mayor Carson which was meant to fit every door in Hawai-n and meant "Welcome to
,.our home". Mayor Carson expressed his appreciation and stated that if everyone had their.
philosophy, there would be less trouble in this world.
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The following proclamation was presented and read:
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canizat'on for sales
people i,: busines, an !;ro°essi::al life; and
:INMRPI.S, said Clue, was er ^.1znti for t e nn nose of ai i$nEl`1,2,
the free ent "^_ri se ystC:,. in lu.i ?: ,es social d -? ^als-" y � =, S_ �5, O_131 as C _. iC life; f0 ,c... ;,^g. .
promoting a.?,d .. nC`J.;_ z z. dP.i. hi -:' S'".n.da.:Co' fCT'
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w:iERES, said organization and its purpcses are highly deserving "'
of reco3nition in the City of Fort Collins at the time of said convention
and sales se�inar.
through September 1S, 197n; as SWi^ peek in the City of Fc,rt Collins,
Colorado.
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Given :iRdcr ty hand and the Seal of L.1^_ City of Fort r.9112n3 tE?i9.
loth day of Sa?te-'ber, 1970.
The City Clerk presented a plat of Eudora Acres First Filing for the Council's
consideration. Motion was made by Councilman Lopez, seconded by Councilman Kruchten; that
this plat be approved. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson,
Lopez, Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Troxell, excused. Nayes: None. The
Mayor declared the motion adopted.
The City Clerk presented an easement for sewer line which was read at length:
EASEMENT
In consideration of One Dollar and other valuable consideration, the undersigned
hereby gives and grants to the City of Fort Collins,.Colorado an easement for installation and
maintenance of utility lines over and across the following describ ed property in Section 20,
.Township 7 North, Range 69 Nest of the Sixth P.M., Larimer County, Colorado, to -wit: '
A 20 foot wide easement, whose centerline begins at a point on the East line of
the NE1/4 of said Section 20 which bears N. 00014' E. 770.00 feet from the SE
corner of the N1/2 of the NE1/4 of said Section 20 and runs thence N. 890.46' W.
330.00 feet.
/s/ Eugene L. Maxwell /s/ Barbara J. Maxwell
STATE OF COLORADO)
COUNTY OF LARIi•',ER)
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The above and foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 4th day of
September, A. D. 1970, by Eugene L. Maxwell. and Barbara J. Maxwell.
My notarial commission expires April 25, 1973 /s/ Kay E. Brown ;
Notary Public
Motion was made by Councilman Lopez, seconded by by Councilman Chilton, that
thiseasement be apnTpved. Roll was called resulting as. follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson,
Loepz, Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Troxell, excused. Nayes: None. The
Mayordeclaredthe motion adopted.
The following report was presented and read at length:'
September 9., 1970
TO Fort Collins City Council
FROM: Planning and Zoning Board
SUBJECT': €61-70. Consider rezoning petition involving appro;<imately 2.88 acres from BG
1 General Business to bni, Medium Density Mobile Home.
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i ,. The Fort -Collins Planning and Zoning Board considered this item at its September 8; 1970 ceetia
and recommends approval.
Petitioners: Several (Thuelin and others)
Location: SIV'i/4 of the 511/4 of Section 36, north and south of Grape, Street and east of
North College Avenue.
Respectfully sulamitted,
/s/ Rick Cisar
Acting Secretary
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Councilman Lopez asked what effect this irould have on the North College Sewer A
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=' line, and stated the reason the water is going into the river is because the line is over-
loaded and questioned whether this would increase the overload. The Director of Public Works
stated no more than there is now.
The City Manager stated that this project is moving along and should be in operation
soon. Motion was made by Councilman Kruchten, seconded by Councilman Chilton that the ,recom
,.mendatior.'of the Planning and Zoning Board be accepted and the matter referred to the City
Attorney to prepare the necessary resolution and notice of hearing. Roll was called resulting
"as`follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Lopez, Chilton and Kruchten.. Absent: Councilman
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Troxell, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted.
The following report was presented and read at length:
TO: Fort Collins City Council.
FROM: Planning and Zoning Board
SUBJECT: #56-70. Consider the South College First Annexation involving 57.67 acres.
Present county zoning C, Commercial, and I, Industrial districts.
The Fort Collins Planning and Zoning Board considered this item at its September 8, 1970 meeting
and recommends approval.
Owners: Several
Location: E1/2 of Section 26. south of the City limits, bounded by the C$ S Railroad right
of way on the west., and South College Avenue on the east.
Respectfully submitted,
/s/ Rick Cisar
-Acting Secretary
Motion was made'by Councilman Chilton, seconded by Councilman Lopez, that the
recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board be accepted and the matter be referred to the
City Attorney for the proper processing. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes:
Councilmen Carson, Lopez, Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Troxell, excused. Nayes:
None. The ilayor declared the motion adotped.
The following report was presented and read at length:
TO: Fort Collins City Council
FROM: Planning and Zoning Board
SUBJECT: #59-70. Consider Spencer Third Annexation petition and zoning involving
approximately 40.7 acres. Present County zoning, FA-1, Farming District,
The Fort Collins Planning and Zoning Board considered this item at its September 8, 1970meeting
and recommends approval.
Petitioner: Everitt Enterprises, Inc.
Gerald R..Haxton, Secretary
Location: N1/2 of Section 25, north and south of the City limits and 900 feet west of Lemay
Avenue.
Re.fpectfully.submitted,
/s/ Rick Cisar
Acting Secretary
Motion was made by Councilman Lopez, seconded by Councilman Kruchten, that
the recommendation of the planning and Zoning Board be accented and `the matter be referred
to the City Attorney _`or proper processing. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes:
Councilman Carson, Lopez, Chilton and b:.achten. Absent: Councilman�Troxell, excused.
Nayes: None. The bfayor declared the motion adopted.
The City Mariager read the following letter:
18Ninth St. N.E.
Washington, D.C.
August 31 1970
Mr. John Bartel
City.Clerk
City of Fort Collins
300 hest Laporte Avenue
Fort Collins, Colo.
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Enclosed is a check for $200.00 by way of restitution for the removal of a silver spruce
the city cemetery in'1942 by a group of college freshman, of -which I was one.
According to my best recollection, I still have same question as.to•the extent of my involy „
,t.But_since I was implicated in some degree, I feel some duty to make restitution, even at this
E `,late date, and an willing to bear the entire burden, which may be my o ligation anyway, in this
f matter.
I checked with a Loveland nursery and xas told that a tree that had attained full height of.
F•30.feet (at an annual growth of about-15 inches) would be worth between $150-200.
I am sorry for my misbehavior in this regard, -and hope this will satisfy civil justice. I
am glad that through faith in the merits of Christ's death on the cross I have obtained divine
pardon for this deed as well.
f Sincerely yours,
/s/ William G. Reitzer
The City Manager asked the Council shat should be done with the money.;; After
discussion, motion was made by Councilman Kruchten that they establish a special fund_to.be
known as the conscience fund. This was seconded by Councilman Lopez. Roll was called
resulting as follows: Ay.:s: Councilmen -Carson, Lopez, Chilton and Kruchten. Absent
Councilman Troxell,-excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted,. '
The City Manager stated that the minimum charge for outside City metered water ,a
users is $10.00 a quarter and the sewer charge is $14.00 a quarter, per Ordinance No 17,1,1900
also that Section 38 says the sewer charge•to be 95% of the water charge and that he has the
privilege to make adjustments. He recommended reducing the minimum sewer charge to $9.50.
Lotion was made by Councilman Lopez, seconded by Councilman Kruchten, that this matter be
referred to the City Attorney to prepare an amendment to the ordinance. Roll was called
resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen CArson, Lopez, Chilton and Kruchten. Absent:
'Councilman Troxell, excused. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted.
Motion was made by Councilman Kruchten, seconded by Councilman Lopez, that the
Council adjourn. Roll.was called resulthg as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson,
Lopez, Chilton and Kruchten. Absent: Councilman Troxell, excused. Nayes: None. The
Mayor declared the motion adopted and the Council adjourne .
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ATTEST:
City Clerk
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