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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES-02/26/1970-RegularMINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY.OF FORT COLLINS, Held Thursday, February 26, 1970, at 1:30 o'clock P.M. ' t Present: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. City -Manager Coffey, City Attorney March and Director of Public Works Liquin. ii Motion was made by Councilman Kruchten, seconded byCouncilmanKissock; that the reading of the minutes of the last regular meeting held February 19., 1970, be dispensed Wirth. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes. - Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Na_yes_: None. The h Mayor declared the motion adopted. The following ordinance: was presented on second reading: ORDINANCE NO. 9, 1970 BEING AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 19 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE,CITY OF FORT COLLINs; COLORADO, 19581, AS AMENDED,.COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE ZONING ORDI- NANCE AND CREATING A NEW.ZONE TO BE KNOWN ASTHE R M-P, MEDIUM DENSITY -PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT AND CREATING A NEW ZONE TO BE KNOWN AS THE R-L-M, LOW DENSITY MULTIPLE FAMILY DISTRICT AND RELATING TO CHANGING THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS SO AS TO PLACE Motion was made by Councilman Kissock , seconded by Councilman Troxdl; that Ordinance No. 9, 1970, be adopted. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Trox-11, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. The following ordinance was presented on second reading: ORDINANCE NO. 10, 1970 -BEING AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 19 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, 1958,.AS AMENDED, COMMONLY KNOWiQ AS THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND CLASSIFYING FOR ZONING PURPOSES A PORTION OF THE PROPERTY IN(IUDED IN SPENCER SECOND ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS,..COLORADO Motion wasmade by Councilman Lopez, seconded by Councilman Kruchten, that Ordinance No. 10, 1970, be adopted. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Na-yes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted.. The City Manager has spent some time with the LaPorte Water and Sani- tation District, and having arrived at an agreement for the City to operate the sanitary sewer lines, has an ordinance approving this contract. He advised the Council that it was contemplated to build this sewer Tine down Overlaid Trail road into Mountain View Sanitation Di.ntrict, also investigated going down the railroad right of way to Taft Hill, with a very short lift_'then gravity flow to Vine Drive. The cost would be $53,900.00 if put on Overland Trail and $81,908.00 going the'Railroad Right of way and Taft Hill, or $26,0A8.00 more. This land that the line will travel through is developable and is ideal for trailer courts and there are 30 houses in this area without sewer service, and they would makeup the difference in cost of two proposed lines. The City is now operating the Mountain View District and will operate the LaPorte _ v 'Sanitation District. He stated that it will be more expensive to -day, but that in 20 years the City will be glad this was done. He stated a right of way P would have to be obtained over land owned by Al Treiber and the railroad. Ladco Inc.,IDs property on Overland Trail but did not anticipate any problem as this line would be beneficial. to them. He asked permission for a change order in the contract, stating that it will cost the City over $25,000.00, but will get it back, as there is a large area'being developed north of this district which would-be picked up. Motion was made by Councilman Troxell, that the recommendation of the City Manager be approved and authorize him to enter into a change order with the LaPorte Sanitation District to bring about a tie line, the cost...not to exceed $30.000.00 This was seconded by Councilman Kissock. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. The following ordinance was presented on first reading and read at length: ORDINANCE NO. 14, 1970 BEING AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING AND ENTERING INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE LAPORTE WATER AND SANITATION DISTRICT. Motion was made by Councilman Kruchten, seconded by Councilman Kissock, that Ordinance No. 14, 1970, be considered favorably on first reading this 26th day of February, 1970, and to be presented for final reading on the 19th day of March, 1970. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. The following resolution was presented and read at length: RESOLUTION 70-26 OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS REFERRING TO THE CITY ENGINEER A PETITION FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF A SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT -DISTRICT FOR THE CON- STRUCTION OF A WATER MAIN WHEREAS, a petition has been presented to the City Council for the organization of a special improvement district for the purpose of construct- ing of a water main. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT - COLLINS that -said petition be referred to the City Engineer for the purpose of checking the same with respect to compliance with the requirements and provisions of Chapter 15 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Fort Collins, Colorado, 1958, as amended, and for the porpose of ascertaining whether or not the owners of the required area have properly and legally signed such petition. Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council held this 26th day of February, A. D. 1970. /s/ Karl E. Carson Mayor ATTEST I I /s/ John Bartel City Clerk ` kruchten, that this resolution be adopted. Roll was called resulting as follow; Ayes: Counclmeh"Car"son, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. The following petition was presented and read at length: I PETITION FOR CREATION OF A HOUSING AUTHORITY IN THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, COLORADO TO THE CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, COLORADO. i We. the undersigned residents of the City of Ft. Collins, Colorado, file this petition under and pursuant to Section 69-3-4 of "The Housing Authorities Law" ,of the State of Colorado (Chapter 69; Article 3, Colorado Revised'Statutes 1963) and :hereby represent and state that unsanitary and un- safe inhabited dwelling accommodations exist in the City of Ft. CollirTs, Colorado, that there is a lack of safe and sanitary dwelling accommodations in said City available for all the inhabitants thereof andparticularly for persons of low, income, and that there is need fm a Housing Authority to function therein.' WHEREFORE, in attestation of the above and foregoing, we have hereunto sub scribed our names and set opposite the same our place of residence in the City of Colorado, this day of _19 This petition contained 84 names, 50 were registered and 34 were not. Mr. George E. Clayton from George E. Clayton & Associates, Architects, was present and spoke concerning the Federal Housing project for the elderly to - the Council. Clayton's architecu ral firm has 'offices in Brighton and Grand Island, Nebraska. He stated that a five member Housing Authority would be established by Council appointment, explaining that the Board would be a non- profit organization without pay and would become an entity of the.government, r having the power of eminent domain. He said this would be low cost housing for the elderly 62 years or over and for the totally disabled. He stated that in 1960, according to the population of Fort Collins, which was approximately 25 027, there were 3,663 people 60 years and 'over and' out of every 1;00 people, there were eight in dire need. He stated if a housing authority were established here, it could apply for a loan through the Housing Assistance Administration, a division of the Federal Housing and Urban Development program. 11e said two nethods could be used by a housing authority. One would be advertising for a developer who would buy the necessary land, construct the housing project and turn it over to the authority, or selecting an architect who would develop a program and put the project bp for bids. He.stated that rent per ;unit is - usually about $30.00 to $40.00 a month and projects are financed by bonds to be sold on the open market by the housing authority and the Federal Government picks up the deficit, each unit costs about $13,000.00, the interest reate is very low. Rent would be set'by the authority and also sets and establishes the annual income and total assests necessary to qualify for low income housing, usually ranging from $2,800 to'$3,600.00, for couples and between $2,300 and $31200 for single persons. He;atalt"bd that these projects have to conform to the local housing authority and the Government holds title until paid. The City 102 E r "will sign an agreement with the Housing Authority to give same protection as any other project and the authority will pay 10,% for utilities, etc., the balance to taxes. The Mayor stat=d this matter would be.studied by the City Manager, the Administration, the City Attorney and Mr. Clayton and proceed with all pos- sible haste and report back to the Council who will then set a date for a public hearing. The matter of the Inter -City Municipal Processing Association agreement was presented. The Mayor stated that this matter needs closer scrutiny'; Motion was made by Councilman Kruchten, seconded by Councilman Troxell, that this agreement be tabled for further consideration and study. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. The matter of the lease with the County for Municipal Court Room, tabled from February 19, 1970, was again presented. Motion was made by Councilman Kissock, seconded by Councilman Lopez, that this be removed from the table. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. The lease agreement with the County for rental of a portion of the Courthouse for Municipal Court, as amended. The City will lease the County court room, clerk's office, another small 1 office room, jury room Judge's chambers and an adjacent room that can be used for storage, these are located at the east end of the second floor in the court house. Municipal court office hours will be from 7:30 to 4:30, Monday through Friday, one night weekly, holidays excepted, the cost being $250.00 a month. The City Manager stated that most of the furniture will be furnished. A portable counter will be built in the clerk's office at an approximate cost of $1,000.00. The lease may be -be terminated on six months notice by either party, effective day of contract March 15, 1970. Motion was made by Councilman Kissock, seconded by Councilman Lopez, that this agreement be approved subject to addition of a maintenance clause. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the i motion adopted. The following resolution was presented and read at length: RESOLUTION 70-27 OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS APPROVING A LEASE AGREEMENT TO BE ENTERED INTO WITH THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF LARIMER COUNTY ,3 103 WHEREAS, it is necessary that the City of Fort Collins.acquire` suitable facilities for the municipal court; and i WHEREAS, negotiations have been carried on with the Board of-'Connty Commissioners of Larimer County for such purpose; and WHEREAS, a lease for suitable courtroom space has been negotiated; and WHEREAS, said lease has been reduced to writing and approved by the City Attorney; and WHEREAS, in the opinion of the City Council, it is in the best inter- ests of the City of Fort Collins to enter into said lease agreement. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS that the terms and conditions of said lease agreement be and the same hereby are accepted and approved; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor and City Clerk be and they hereby are authorized and directed to execute said lease agreement for and on behalf of the City of Fort Collins. Passed and'adopted at a regular meeting of the City Council held this'26 day of February, A. D. 1970• /s/ Karl E. Carson Mayor ATTEST: /s/ John Bartel City Clerk Motion was made by Councilman Krudhten, seconded by Councilman TP+oxell, that this resolutionibe adopted. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock, and Kruchten. Nayes_: None. The -Mayor declared the motion adopted. 104 The following bids were presented and read at length: MEMORANDUM February 24, 1970 TO: Honorable Mayor and Councilmen THROUGH: Mr. Tom Coffey, City Manager FROM: • Mr. Ed Kuppinger, Purchasing Agent SUBJE CT: Gasoline, Diesel Fuel, Lubricant Bids Bids have been received and evaluated covering consideration for purchase of Gasoline, Diesel Fuel and Lubricants_ for 1970. A complete listing of the bids is attached. "I have personally evaluated the bids and all specifications have been met by the low bidders. The recommendation is that Atlantic Richfield Company, through the local distributor, Sinclair Oil Cgnpany be awarded the bid for Gasoline and Diesel Fuel; and that the low bid for Lubricants be awarded.to Phillips Petroleum Company through its local distributor, Schrader Oil Company.., It has been estimated that 150,000 gallons of gasoline, 40,000 gallons of Diesel Fuel, Fifteen (15-) ffifty-five tallon drums of Motor Oil and twenty- five to thirty cases of Motor Oil will be required for 1970. Respectfully submitted, /s/ E. M. Kuppinger Purchasing Agent Motion was made by Councilman Lopez, seconded by Councilman Kissock, that the recommendation of the Purchasing Agent be accepted and the low bidder be approved. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Car= , Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. .Neyes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. The following report was presented and read at length: July 2, 1969 TO: Fort Collins City Council FRM: Planning and Zoning Board SUBJECT: #60-69. Consider plat of the Vanguard'Park First filing involving approximately 9.6 acres with R-L,-Low.Density Residential Zoning.' The Board considered this item at lts July 1, 1969 meeting and recommended approval subject to the fillowing: 1. Approval of the utility plans by the Department of Public Works. 2. Approval by the Telephone Company. j I 3• Approval by the Public Service Company. 4. Approval by the City's Electric Department. k 5. Approval by the ditch company involved. a i Developer: Sherwood, Inc. Location: East �g of Section 24 bounded by Dartmouth Trail, Lemay Avenue and Stover Street. i 9 Respectfully Submitted, t Rick:- Cl: sar /a/ Acting Secretary Motion was made by Councilman Troxell, seconded by Councilman Kruchten,` that the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board.be accepted and the plat be approved. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. IQayes: None. The Mayor 105 declared the motion adopted.".. I The following communication was presented and read at length: i TO: Director of Public Works, Charles Liquin FROM: Chief Building Inspector, Gordon F. Clyde SUBJECT: Approval of Location for Gasoline Dispensing Service Station Under Section 9-21, Code of Ordinances City of Fort Collins, 1958, as Amended. DATE: February 25, 1970 Request approval of a location for a Texaco gasoline dispensing service station at 2800 South College which is the southease corner of College and Harvard. The zoning (BG, General Business) is appropriate and the plot plan complies with the requirements of Section 9-22, Code of Ordinances City . of Fort Collins, 1958, as amended. The attached plans have been coordinated with the Fire Department and they have concurred that there are no deviations from the requirements of the Ordinance. /s/ Gordon F. Clyde Chief Building Inspector Bill Tiley appeared and presented vie -vs of this proposed station. Motion was made.by Councilman Lopez, seconded by Councilman Kruchter, that this location be approved. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. Several of the Fort Collins High School students were present at the Wayne Student Council meeting and the City Manager introduced Mr-/Anderson,/President. The students asked for consideration of tables in the park and marked crossings. Motion was made by Councilman Troxell, that it be appropriate that the Planning and Recreation Department and Traffi_ Engineer consider this request and if this is desirable, move ahead and report back to the Council what they plan to do. This was seconded by Councilman Kru chten. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten . Nayes: None. The Mayor declared -the motion adopted. The following communication was presented and.read at length: February 4, 1970 Council of the City of Fort Collins Municipal Building Fort Collins, Colorado 80421 Re: Housing Code Gentlemen: The Commission on Human Relations respectfully r-e,-quests the oppoitunity to review the proposed housing code presently under consideration prior to any public announcement or review. Since the Commission is vatally interested in the problems hopefully to be resolved by such a code, and"since the 'housing problems are within the area of the Commission's responsibility, we hope that our review of the proposed ordinance will give the Council the benefit of our thoughts in respect to such code. Respectfully, /s/. Pernie Atherly, Secretary k t 106 -0 �..:� ------------- The following communication was presented and read at length: February 25, 1970 Fort Collins City? Council Fort Collins, Colorado - Gentlemen: Please consider this as official notice of my resignation from the Planning and Zoning Board effective March 4, 1970. You will recall that my four year term expired in October of 1969 and I attempted to resign at that time. Due to the fact that the board had justundergone expansion and contained-', several new members, I was asked to continue until it was felt that they were more experienced. I agreed to do so. I feel that those members are now properly indoctrinated and that they have sufficient experience to allow the board to act in anEfficient and knowledgeable manner. I have appreciated the opportunity to serve the City in this.capacity for the past 41!5 years and have appreciated your confidence in me. I feel, however, that this is a long enough term for any one person to serve. I believeitis in the best interest of the city that someone else.be given an opportunity to lear something of the city's planning and Zoning problems, and to apply their own particular thinking and techniques to these goblems. It has been a pleasure to work with the Planning and Zoning officials and board members. I have found them to be loyal and dedicated civic servants' giving much of their time and talent in what is often an unpopular andincreas- ingly difficult cause. J It has been a pleasure to work with the Planning and Zoning officials and board members. I have found them to be loyal and dedicated civic ser- vants giving much of their time and talent in in what is often an unpopular and increasingly difficult cause. Sincerely, /s/ Don Stuart Motion was made by -Councilman Carson, seconded by Councilman Troxell, that this resignation be accepted with regret and the City Manager instructed. to w-ite Mr. Stuart a letter of appreciation for his services on the Planning and Zoning Board. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. and Constitution The City Attorney requested to review the by-laws/of the High Plains Library System stating that in the original agreement the Library funds are supplied by the State Library and eligible for State funds. He stated there and constitution - Ordinances. was nothing in the by laws / that would be repugnant to our Charter of/Motion was made by*Councilman Troxell, seconded by Councilman Lopez, that this matter be referred to the City Attorney to prepare a resolution approving the Applicatior for membership in ,/ the association for the Hz_gh Plains Public Libl y System. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: and Kruchten: Nayes: None Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock The Mayor declared.the motion adopted. Motion was made by Councilman Kissock, seconded by Coun c ilman Troxell, that Dave Watrous be appointed to the association for the High Plains Public Library System and the City Attorney prepare the necessary resolution on same. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. 'Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. The following report was presented and read at length: Analysis of Elm Damage in Fort Collins February, 1970 Walter .R. Mark , This study to determine the amount of freezing damage to Ulmus americana, :American elm, in city park and the municipal golf course was undertaken as a result.of the numerous reports of tree mortality in the area from Colorado Springs to Fort Collins, The alleged damage;took place during the early snow- storms and near' zero temperatures in October, 1969. Reports on the degree of mortality vary from thirty-three percent to as high as ninety percent, with. Ulmus americana singled out as one of the hardest hit tree species. ' The trees sampled were selected at random from the total number of Ulmus americana trees in city park and the golf course, 342. by a count made from the available maps. The samples were collected from three areas of the tree crown when possible. These areas were the top, the northern exposure, and the southern exposure. It was believed that these.samples would gi3e a good indication of damage to be expected for the.entire tree, since they were collected from the most exposed portions of the tree crown. Three to sis( branches approximately,five.feet in length were collected from each of fifteen sample trees on the golf course and nineteen sample trees in city park on Februaiy 7, 1970. The number of trees sampled represents nearly ten percent of the total Ulmus americana population in both city park and the municipal golf course. The sample branches were placed in water immediately after collection and transported to a green house. The temperature in the green house was maintainer: at 70oF. Two methods can be used to determine the mortality of material similar to our samples. The first is a combination of stains, 2:3:5-triphenyl-tetrazolium chloride and indigo caspine. The tetrazolium salt stains living tissue red, M1` carmine stains dead tissue blue. BY using both stains the condition of the tissue can t be determined accurately. The second nethod, the one used in this investigation, is to provide a favorable anvir=­-.ent for the renewal of gro:,-th,-breaking of dormancy, of the sanples. The breaking of buds was used to determine the renewal of grourth of the sa.�,ples. Since previous experiments have shown that short days cause dormancy in IIhus a-Iericana, the samples in the green house were placed under along day, a sixteen hour photoperiod. The results of this test are shown' in tableI. As can be seen in table I. all samples except tree i'2,.ii a t nd .tree ir-222,H6 -- - broke dormancy. Tree 2,AH is a small i•'oline Elm, a hotticultural variety of Ulmus americana, and was observed to have extensive freezing damage to branch ties• The tips appeared to have freeze g damage as far do -In- the branch as eighteen inc hes. .The remainder of the branches were living but appeared to be -behind in development. The three other Iioline Elms sampled, tree ,;6 and tree c 12 from area 81 and tree ;Il, AH, shored some freezing damage but broke dorm_ncy. The extent of damage on.these saaples varies. From six to fifteen inches of the branch tips were killed, apparently by freezing. Tree 2220H6, an IIlmus americana, is located under power lines and appears to have been trimmed excessively in the past. The large amount of young growth resulting from the trimming helps explain the~greater freezirti; damage. up to twenty- four inches of the branch tips have been killed. colicuiSIUi j From the overall observation of the trees sampled it appears that very little if any freezing damage occurred on rrell establised--Ulnus americana trees, -trees fort;; to seventy feet tall and not recently transplanted. However this is not true for the Iohne elms, since they have been more recently and are much smaller than the IIl:aus arerica_ ra trees sampled. All of'the Moline Elms appear to have suffered freezing damage. Councilinan' Troxell.stated his department -at C.S.U. is cooperating in this problem. The following. report was -presented and read: February ::.�5'.1970 . TO: Mr. Tom' Coffey :City..Manager FROM: H: R. Phillips Direc.tor:of Parks and Recreation SUBJECT:City Park -Playground Equipment °Attached is, a copy of -the .proposed playground items to be purchased for City Pai2k-as well as a basketball spurt Hall), and equipfor 4lashington Park -(north. of City ment to be"reserved for.:a mini of the, city. -park -for the' nortvie rn part L_would appreciate knowing if..'the items shown on the drawing is acceptable so that We may proceed immedixtely to. order these items and try to get them installed by this summer 1. Apollo Space Ship $ 679.00 Arch Swings 598.00 3. Buckaroo Whirl 395.00 4. Park Swing Bench 179.00 { 5. 'lj unit See Saw 133.00 ! 6. 1 Buckin' Br onco 306.00 7. Mustang Whirl 345.00 8. Climber 198.00 9. 1 Pony Ride 167.00 1. 1. 2. 3• 4• 5• $ 3,000.00 WASHINGTON PARK Two -goal Baketball court (asphalt) $ 1,049.00 Includes 2 backboards & nets RESERVE FOR ONE MINI PARK Slide $ Merry-go-round Climber Swings Park Bench GRAND TOTAL TOTAL BUDGET $ 5,500.00 385.00 345.00 165.00 326.00 35.00 1,256.00 $ 5.1305.00 The City Manager stated that there is nothing here for Edora Park as this is something the Elks Club is taking over, and that Buckingham Park is on a lease basis, when the highway comes through, this will be eliminated. Motion was made by Councilman Troxell that since this is a budget item, that .the City Manager be authorized to proceed with the purchase of the equipment to develop City Park, north of City Hall and the Mini Park. This was seconded by Councilman Kissock. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Council men Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. Mayor Carson stated that James Ragin is resigning from the Human Relations Board',and that Penfield Tate be appointed to take his place. Motion was made by Councilman Kissock, seconded by Councilman Kruchten, that this be referred to the City Attorney to prepare the necessary resolution of appointment. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted. Mayor Carson advised the Council that he would be attending a meeting at Greeley, March 16, 1970, on Local, District and State Planning, and hoped the City Council members will also be able to go. This meeting is to divide the State into eight districts. Motion was made by Councilman Kissock, seconded by Councilman Troxell,_ that the Council adjourn. Roll was called resulting as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Carson, Troxell, Lopez, Kissock and Kruchten. Nayes: None. The Mayor declared the motion adopted and the Counci adjourned. 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