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Home My WebLink AboutCC Minutes 1995-05-01 Regular 669 REGULAR MEETING ) ( FRIENDSWOOD CITY ) ( COUNTY OF GALVESZ'ON/HARRIS } ( MAY 1, 1995 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIFNDSWOOD CITY COUNCIL THAT WAS HELD ON MAY 1, 1995 AT 7:00 P.M. AT FRIENDSWOOD CITY HALL, COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 109 WILLOWICK, PRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT CONSTITUTING A QUORUM: MAYOR EVELYN B. NEWMAN MAYOR PRO-TEM TOM MANISON COUNCILMEMBER KITTEN HAJECATE . COUNCILMEMBER MEL MEASELES COUNCILMEMBER ALINE DICKEY COUNCILMEMBER JANIS LOWE CITY ATTORNEY ' JOHN OLSON CITY MANAGER RON COX CTTY SECRETARY DELORIS MCKENZIE MAYOR NEWMAN CALLED THE MEETING TO ORDER. ' "' COUNCIL CONVENED INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION IN ACCORDANCE WITH TEXAS GOVERNMENT I CODE, PURSUANT TO SECTION 551.071 - CONSULTATION WITH ATTORNEY CONCERNING , PENDING OR CON'PEMPLATED LITIGATION AND SECTION 551.0721 - DELIBERATION , REGARD:ING REAL PROPERTY. COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY LEFT THE MEETING AT TEIIS TIME. C:OUNCIL RECONVENED INTO OPEN SESSION AT '7:10 P.M. WITH NO ACTION TAKEN. INVOCATIQN WAS GIVEN SY PASTOR ROBERT WAREING, CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. . REVEREND DENNIS OWENS, NEW LIFE ASSEMBLY OF GOD, LED THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE. MAYOR NEWMIIN PROCLAIMED MAY 4, 1995 AS NA�'TONAL DAY OF PRAYER AND MAY 6, 1995 AS HANGAR SQU.ARES JUBILEE CELEBRATION. MAYOR NEWMAN RECOGNIZED PASTOR ROBERT WAREING, REVEREND DENNIS OWENS AND REVEREND FARNOCCHIA FOR THEIR SERVICE TO `PHE COMMIINITY AS POLICE CHAPLAINS. MAYOR NEWMAN REPORTED THERE HAS BEEN 16 EARLY VO TO DATE WHICH SETS A RECORD HIGH FOR THE CITY WITH EARLY VOTING TO END TOMORROW AT 5:00 P.M. . '° MAYOR NEWMAN ANIVOUNCED THE GALVESTON COUNTY FATR AND RODEO QUEEN IS DIANE WESSELS, FIRST RUNNER-UP IS KELLY PERKINS, AND SECOND RUNNER-UP IS SIDONIA CAPUANO. MAYOR NEWMAN ANNOUNCED THAT ALL THREE GIRLS ARE FROM s�o �'RTENDSWOOD AND ANNOUNCED THAT NICK CAPUANO FROM FRIEND�iW00D RECEIVED � "BEST OF SHOW" IN THE 4F-I DOG SHOW. MAYOR NEWMAN ANNOUNCED THAT SHE ATTENDED THE CTTY SECRETARIES A�TD CLERKS ANNUAL BOSSES' NIGHT BANQUET AND ANNOUNCED THAT CITY SECRETARY DELORIS MCKENZIE RECEIVED THE "OUTSTANDING MUNTCIPAL CLERK OF THE YF'AR" AWARD FOR 1995. MAYOR NEWMAN ANNOUNCED THAT EAGZE SCOUT KENNY TERRELL WHO IS WORKING ON HIS EAGLE SCOUT BADGE, PREPARED A DETAILED PLAN TO CLEAN THE UNDERBRUSH ON SHADWELL. LAST SATURDAY, OVER 50 PEOPLE SHOWED UP TO HELP WITH THIS PROJECT WITH EAGLE SCOUT TERI2ELL SUPERVISING. MAYOR NEWMAN ANNOUNCED THAT FISD STUDENTS ARE TRAVELLING 7'0 AUSTIN THIS WEEK TO PRESENT HAMLET IN THE ONE ACT PLAY COMPETITION. COUNCILM�MBER HAJECATE ANNOUNCED THAT SHE HAS BEEN IN FLORIDA ATTENDING THE NATIONAL RTSK MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP WITH REPRESENTATIVES FROM TWENTY FIVE CITIES REPRESENTED AND CONGRATULATED THE CITY SECRETARY DELORIS MCKENZIE ON RECEIVING THE OUTSTANDING MUNICIPAL CLERK AWARD. COUNCILMEMBER MEASELES REPORTED ON RECEIVING AN INVOICE FOR THE DICKINSON BAYOU WATERSHED PROJECT W]_TH GALVESTON COUNTY TO PAY 30 PERCENT AND THE OTHER 70 PERCENT TO B�? PAID FOR BY THE 9 ENTITIES THAT ARE PARTICIPATING IN THIS PROJECT. COUNCILMEMBER MEASELES ANNOUNCED THE BICYCLE ADVISORY COMMITTEE MET LAST WEEK AND THE NEW CHAIR IS SHERRY WARMINSKI. COUNCILMEMBER MEASELES ANNOUNCED THERE WILL BE A "CENTURY RIDE" ON JULY 1 AND REPORTED THE 7'ICKET TO RIDE PROGRAM WITH THE POLICE DEPARTMENT IS PROGRESSING WEI�L. .._..� COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY RETURNED AT 7:20 P.M. COUNCTLMEMBER MANISON ANNOUNCED HE ATTENDED A MEETING ON TUESDAY WITH CONGRESSMAN TOM DELAY REGARDING THE "WHITE PAPER" ON JOHNSON SPACE CENTER, REPORTED HE ATTENDED THE H.C.M.& C. MEETING LAST THURSDA.Y, ATTENDED A C.L.A.E.D.F. MEET2NG WHERE A STRUCTURE WAS DEVEI,OPED TO BEGIN A PRO-ACTIVE PROGRAM SUPPORTING JOHNSON SPACE CENTER AND ENCOURAGE NEIGI-�BORHOOD WALKS FOR NASA. COUNCILMEMBER MANISON REPORTED HE IS WORKING ON A NEIGHBORHOOD ' WALK FOR FRIENDSWOOD ON SATURDAY, MAY 13. COUNCILMEMBET2 MANISON ANNOUNCED HE HAD GOOD RESULTS FROM HIS ONCOLOGIST AND IT HA'S BEEN ONE A[�D A HALF YEARS SINCE HIS SURGERY. COUNCILMEMBER MANTSOI�T REPORTED HE BUSSED TABLES AT LA CASITA FOR PRUJECT PROM, ATTENDED THE MAYORS PRAYER BREAKFAST HOSTED BY THE HOUSTON CHRISTIAN MEN'S ASSOCIAT7:ON WITH MAYOR NEWMAN, AND REPORTED THERE WTLL BE A MEETING THIS WEEK ON THE CLEAR LAKE WATERSHED PROGRAM THAT STATE REPRESENTATIVE JACK HARRI:> HAS WRITTEN LEGISLATION TO CREATE A MASTER WATERSHED. ; COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY REPQRTED ON ATTENDING THE TRI-GOUNTY CHAMBER ; MEETING WITH GUEST SPEAKER STATE COMPTROLLER JOHN SHARP, AND ANNOUNCED HER DAUGHTER JENNIFER RECEIVED AN AWARD FOR THE BEST FEATURE STORY IN THE FISD , ' JUNIOR HIGH NEWLETTER. COUNCILMEMBER LOWE REPORTED SHE TRAVELLED TO AUSTIN LAST TUESDAY WITH � MAYOR NEWMAN, CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE CO-CHAIR PHYLLIS LEE AN]D CITY MANAGER ' MIN5195/KSS03 i � � G. t j I � i � � � � � i � , 671 COX TO RECEIVE A JOINT PROCLAMATION SALUTIIVG THE HISTORICAL CENTENNIAL FOR '-"° FRIENDSWOOD, WHILE IN AUSTIN, ATTENDED AN H.L.&P. MEETING ALONG WITH CITY MANAGER COX AND WILL RETURN TO AUSTIN NEXT MONDAY FOR ANOTHER H.L&P. MEETING AND. WILL BE ABI�E TO SEE FISD DECATHLON TEAM RECEIVE RECOGNITION FROM THE SENATE FLOOR, REPORTED ON ATTENDING THE TRI-COUNTY CHAMBER MEETING, ATTENDED THE CI`.PY SECRETARIES AND CLERKS ANNUAL BANQUET AND COMMENDED CITY � SECRETARY DELORTS MCKENZIE AND STAFF FOR HANDLING THE LARGE NUMBER OF EARLY VOTERS, ANNOUNCED THE CENTENNIAL PULL-OUT AS PUBLISHED BY THE REPORTER NEWS WAS DISTRIBUTED LAST WEEK, ANNOUNCF.D THE PAVER PROJECT HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO THE END OF MAY .AND ENCOURAGED EVERYONE TO PURCHASE PAVER5 TO RECORD THEIR FAMILY HISTORY, REPORTED ON THE H.L.&P. RATE REDUCTIONS AND CREDITS THAT HAVE BEEN RECEIVED BY THE USERS AND REMINDED EVERYONE TO VOTE ON SATURDAY. MAYOR NEWMAN RI?PORTED THE "CELEBRITY WAITER" AT LA CASITA FOR PROJECT PROM WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL WITH OVER $600 RECEIVED IN TIPS AND 10 PEF2CENT OF THE SALES GOING TO PROJECT PROM. MR. KEN GILBREA'PH, CHAIR OF THE LIBRARY COMMITTEE APPEARED BEFORE COUNCIL AND INTI20DUCED BOARD MEMBERS DR. GEORGE TRUEHALL, LIBRARIAN CLAUDIE PETTIGREW AND ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN MARY PERRONI. MR. GILBREATH PRESENTED A STATUS REPORT ON THE LIBRAI2Y OPERATIONS, REPORTING THERE ARE OVER 18,000 PATRONS WHICH REPRESENTS A 15 PERCENT INCREASE IN USERS, REPORTED CIRCULATION IS UP 11 PERCENT, JUVENILE USE IS UP 23 PERCENT, AUDIO VIDEO UP 98 PERCENT, VIDEO UP 23 PERCENT AND REFERENCE USE IS UP 52 PERCENT WITH CURRENT COLLECTIONS OVER 84,000. MR. GILBREATH REPORTED THE LIBRARY " �� IS BEING CJSED E�CTENSIVELY, THE LIBRARY IS LOOKING FORWARD TO THE ADDITIONAL 2,000 SQUARE FEE;T FOR FUTURE USE, PARKING IS WORKING WELL, PATRONS ARE VERY PLEASED AND ARE VERY COMPLIMENTARY OF STAFF AND EXPRESSED APPRECIATION TO I MAYOR AND COUNCIZ FOR THE NEW FACILITY. I MAYOR AND COUNCIL COMMENDED THE LIBRARY BOARD AND STAFF FOR THETR DEDICATION TO THE NEW LIBRARY FACILITY AND MAKING THE LIBRARY USER FRIENDLY AND NOTED MR. GILBREATH HAS SERVED ON THE LIBRARY BOARll FOR OVER 20 YEARS. MR. FRANK WEBB APPEARED BEFORE COUNCIL AND PRESENTED MAYOR AND COUNCIL WITH A "HAVE 7'HE HEART OF GIVING" BiJTTON FOR THE MANY HOURS COUNCIL VOLUNTEERS TO THE CITY. , CITY MANAGER CO}� REPORTED ON THE TOWER ESTATES WATER WELL, TNP POWER LINE AT ELEVATED STORIIGE TANK, BOND ISSUE PRIORITY LIST, PROGRESS OF THE NEW CITY HALL, AND FEMA REIMBURSEMENT TO THE C:ITY OF ONLY $9,045 FOR EXPENSES INCURRED DURING THE DISASTER IN OCTOBER. CITY MANAGER REPORTED THE COLOR SANTPLES FOR THE WATER TOWER ARE IN AND ARE BEING REVIEWED BY STAFF, REPORTED THE CITY HAS RE(:EIVED A FAVORABLE REPORT ON THE SURVEY OF THE WATER SYSTEM WITH SOME RECOMI�[ENDATIONS, REPORTED THE :LIBRARY GRANT WAS NOT FUNDED, CITY � HALL COMPLETION SHOULD MEET THE JULY :L6TH DEDICATION DATE AND REPORTED STAFF WILL BE DISCUSSING WITH TXDOT ABUUT THE SYNCHRONIZATION OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS ON F.M. 5:18. � ` COUNCILMEMBER ME:ASELES ASKED IF THE CITY CQULD SELL THE WELL IN TOWER , ESTATES WITH CITY MANAGER ADVISING STA.�'F CAN CHECK WITH TNRCC REGARDING THIS POSSIBILITY�, CITY MANAGER STATED THE; CITY COULD SELL THE EQUIPMENT. � � � � 1 672 � COUNCILMEMBER DTCKEY ASKED ABOUT THE TNP LINES AT THE WATER STORAGE SITE AND THE HAZARD TO WORKERS OR TO THE TANK WITH CITY MANAG:ER ADVISING THE HAZARD TS TO THE WORKERS AND THAT TNP PLANS TO RELOC,ATE THE LINES UNDERGROUND TEMPORARILY BUT MAY DISCUSS WITH TNP THE COST TO PLACE THE LINES UNDERGROUND PERMANENTLY FOR SAF'ETY PURPOSES. COUNCIL ASKED WHO WAS THERE FIRST, CITY WATER TOWER OR THE LINES, WITH CITY MANAGER ADVISING THE WATER TOWER WAS THERE FIRST WITH COUNCIL SUGGESTING CITY MANAGER CHECK TO SEE WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYING TO RELOCATE THIS LINE. COUNCILMEMBER DICKEX STATED IT APPEARS THE FEMA REIMBURSEMENT FOR THE FLOOD SEEMS LOW WITH CITY MANAGER REPORTING THE MAJORITY OF THE REIMBURSEMENT WAS FOR THE LIFT STATION IN HARRIS COUNTY AND OTHER EXPENSES WERE DISALLOWED AS GALVESTON COUNTY WAS NOT DECLARED A DIS1?�STER. COUNCIL REQUESTED CITY MANAGER TO REQUEST LEGISLATURE TO REVIEW THE 1ZEGULATIONS FOR , THE D'ISPARITY OF CITYES THAT ARE IN TWO COUNTIES. i , COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY ASKED CITY MANAGER IF THE CONTRACTORS AT CITY HALL � WILL HAVE THE GROUNDS CLEANED UP BEFQRE THE FOURTH OF JULY WITH CITY MANAGER . ADVISING THE PLANS ARE FOR THE AREA TO BE CLEANED UP AND POSSIBLY LANDSCAPED. t COUNCILMEMBER LOWE STATED THIS MAY NOT BE A GOOD TIME TO DO A TRAFFIC ; MONITOR ON CASTLEWOOD AS SCHOOI� IS OUT ON WEDNESDAY, ASKED ABOUT THE f STREET PROJECTS AND TF THEY WOULD BE FINISHED BEFORE SCHOOL WITH CITY r MANAGER AAVISING THEY SHOULD BE AND i�TILL ASK TfiAT THE FOCUS BE ON COMPLETING � HERTTAGE AND WOODLAWN BEFORE SCHOOL OPENS. COUNCILMEMBER LOWE ASKED IF A ]?OLICE OFFICER COULD ESE PRESENT AT FRIENDSWOOD HIGH SCHOOZ AS HIS 012 HER PRESENCE MAY BE A DE7'ERRENT FOR ANY ACTTVITY THAT MAY OCCUR ON THE SCHOOL GROUNDS OR ROADS INTO THE SCHOOL. **COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY MOVED FOR APPROVAL OF PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSIUN RECOMMENDATION REGARDING COMMERCIAL SITE PLAN �'OR BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO LOCATED ON EAST PARKWOOD. COUNCILMEMBER HAJECATE SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSZY. **COUNCILMEMBER HAJECATE MOVED FOR APPROVAI, OF APPOIN`I'MENTS TO THE CENTRAL COUNTING STATION RESOLUTION COMMITTEE AND PRECINCT JUDGES FOR THE MAY 6, 1995 MUNICIPAI, ELECTION. COUNCILMEMBER MANISON SECONDED THE MOTTON. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. **COUNCILMEMBER MEASELES MOVED FOR APPROVAL REGARDING E�ECUTION OF A FINANCIAI, AGREEMENT FOR THE ACQUISITION OF A TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM. COUNCILMEMBER HAJECATE SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. **COUNCILMEMB�R MANISON MOVED TO APPROVE RESQLUTION N0. R95-16, A RESOLUTION OF THE CTTY OF FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS, AUTHORIZING THE MAY012 TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY QF FRIENDSWOOD AND THE CITY OF PEARLAND FOR THE PROVISION OF WATER AND SEWER SERVICE. COUNCILMEMBER LOWE SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. ' 673 **COUNCILMEMBER MANISON MOVED TO APPROVE RESOLUTION N0. R95-17, A �' RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS, TO SUBMIT A PROJECT TO THE HOUSTON-GALVESTON AREA COUNCIL FOR CONSIDERATION UNDER THE URBAN STREET PROGRAM, STATING THE COMMITMENT OF THE CITY TO MEET CERTAIN CRITERIA AS REQUIRED IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THE URBAN STREET PROGRAM. COUNCTLMEMBER DIC;KEY SECONDED THE MOTION. THE-MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. **COUNCILMEMBER LOWE MOVED TO APPROVE RESOLUTION N0. R95-18, A � RESOLUTION OF �HE CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS, GALVESTON/HARRIS COUNTIES, ` AUTHORIZING THE :MAYOR TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH CANON TELEPHONE COMPANY FOR COLLECT CALL TELEPHONE SERVICE FOR CIZ'Y JAIL INMATES. r COUNCILMEMBER MEASELES SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. **COUNCILMEMBER HAJECATE MOVED TO APPROVE ORDINANCE N0. T95-10, THIRD AND FINAL READING OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS, ORDINANCE N0. 85-22, PASSED AND APPROVED THE 23RD DAY OF SEPTEMBER, I � 1985, AND BEING AN ORDINANCE GF2A.NTING TO TEXAS-NEW MEXICO POWER COMPANY THE ' I RIGHT, PRIVILEGE AND FRANCHISE TO CONDUCT AN ELECTRIC UTILITY BUSINESS ' WITHIN THE CITY, BY STRIKING ALL OF SECTION 7 THEREOF AND SUBSTITUTING THEREFOR A NEW SECTION 7; PROVIDING FOR PAYMENT TO THE CITY, AS CONSIDERATION FOR USE OF THE CITY'S STREETS, EASEMENTS, AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY, AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO THREE PERCENT (3%} OF THE GROSS RECEIPTS FROM THE SALE OF ELECTRICITY WITHIN THE CITY; AND PROVIDING OTHER MATTERS RELATING TO THE SUBJECT. COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. **COUNCILMEMBER MEASELES MOVED TO APPROVE ORDINANCE N0. T95-12, FIRST ; READING QF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS, ORDINANCE N0. 84-15, AS AMENDED, ORIGINALLY ADOPTED TH:E 19TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1984, SAME ALSO BEING APPENDIX C TO THE FRIENDSWOOD CITY CODE, AND BEING THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF TH]? CITY, BY STRIKING FROM SECTION 7 THEREOF THE REGULATION � MATRIX FOR RESID�NTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS CONTAINED IN PARA.GRAPH 2 OF � SUBSECTIODi Q AND SiJBSTITUTING THEREFOR A NEW REGULATION MATRIX FOR RESTDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS; PROVIDIIrIG MINIMUM LOT AND YARD REQUIREMENTS; P:ROVIDING MAXIMUM HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS FOR BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES; PROVIDING MINIMUM PARKING REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING LANDSCAPE REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING OTHER MATTER5 RELATING TO THE SUBJECT; PROVIDING A PENALTY OF AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $2,Q00 FOR EACH DAY OF VTOLATION OF ANY PROVTSION HEREOF; AND PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. , COUNCTLMEMBER LOWE SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. **COUNCILMEMBER MANISON MOVED TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA AS PRESENTED: A) PAYMENT OF CAPITAL PROJECTS:1. 1992 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM WITH PAYNIENT TO GULF COAST LIMESTONE, INC. FOR 127 TONS OF LIMESTONE USED DURING THE SECOND PHASE OF CONSTRUCTION ON MELODY LANE, INVOICE NUMBERS 457993, 458072 AND 458134 DATED APRIL 10, 12, AND 13, 1995, IN THE AMOUNTS OF $543.75, $406.88 AND $285.85, RESPECTIVELY; 2. NEW CITY HALL WITH PAYMENT NUMBER TEN TO ABBEY ENTERPRISES, INC. , IN THE AMOUNT OF $103,616.10 FOR CONSTRUCTION OF NEW CITY HALL DURING APRIL 1995 INVOICE DATED APRIL 19, ' � 1995, THE PROJECT IS 72 PERCENT COMPLETE, AND PAYMENT TO ANIXTER BROTHERS, INC. , IN THE AMOUNT OF $12,844.'77 FOR AN UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SOURCE FOR NEW CITY HALL, INVOICE NUMBER 672-139669 DATED APRIL 5, 1995. TOTAL CONSENT AGENDA PAYMENT WERE $118,389.62. B} DISPOSITION OF BIDS;l. BID 95-5, 674 , 1995-1996 MOWING CONTRACTS TO W4 L. TRACTQR INC. , AND BID 95-6, TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES TO DATAVOX BUSINESS COMMU�VICATIONS; C) EXECUTION OF LICENSE AGREEMENT WITH CREEK COMMi7NITY SWIM A�>SOCIATTON, DBA � FRIENDSWOOD AREA SWIM TEAM (FAST) , TQ USE MUNICIPAL SWII�MTNG POOL; D) ... . APPOINTMENTS/REAPPOINTMENTS TO FRIENDSWOOD COUNSELING SE�VICE ADVISORY WITH MAYOR NEWMAN ACCEPTING THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COUTfSELING SERIVCE ADVISORY BOARD IN MAKING THE APPOINTMENTS QF MICKEY L7�IVTZ AND ERIN MAUGHAN TO THE BOARD; E) MTNUTES OF APRIL 3, 1995. COUNCILMEMBER LOWF SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED UNAlVIMOUSLY. MOTION WAS MADE AND APPROVED TO ADJOURN AT 8:40 P.M. � �• �.�' y EVELYN NEWMAN ATTEST: _ , D'LORIS MCKENZ E, T C CITY SECRETARY ; � k ____, � i t � i � !. j 1 # a I d. E � e i � E ;