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CITY �E' FRIENDSWOOD ) (
STATE OF TEXAS ) (
COUNTIES OF GALVESTON/HARRIS ) (
MARCH 4, 1996 )(
MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIl3NDSWOOD CTTY COUNCIL THAT WAS HELD
UN MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1996 AT 5:00 P.M. AT F'RIENDSWOOD CITY HALL, 910 S.
FRIENDSWO�D DRTVE, FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT
CONSTITUTING A QUORUM:
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MAYOR EVELYN B. NEWMAN
'' MAYOR PRO TEM JANIS LOWE
� COUNCILMEMBER KITTEN HAJECATE
COUNCILMEMB�R MEL MEAS�LES
COUNCILMEMBER TOM MANISON
CnUNCILMEMB�R MEL AUSTIN
COUNCILMEMBER ALINE DICKEY
CITY ATTORNEY JOHN OLSON (ARRIVED 7:55 PM)
CITY MANAGER , RON COX
CITY SECRETARY DELORIS MCKENZIE
MAYOR NEWMAN CAL:LED THE MEETING TO ORDER.
COUNCZL CONVENED INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION :CN THE SECOND FLOOR CONFERENCE ROQM
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE, PURSUANT TO SECTION
551.071-CONSULTATION WITH ATTORNEYS CONCE;RNING PENDING OR CONTEMPLATED
LITIGATION WITH ATTORNEYS JOHN HIGHTOWER �ND BOB RIMA ATTENDING.
A WORKSHOP SESSION WAS HELD FOR THE PURPOSE OF INTER�IIEWING APPLICANTS F`OR
THE SIGN ORDINI�NCE REVIEW COMMITTEE WITH LINDA YEAGER, CONNIE STAGNER
AND BRIAN BLANCHARA BEING INTER�IIEWED. COUNCIL DISCUSSED UTHER APPLICANTS
TO BE CONSTDERED FOR THIS COMMITTEE WITH BELINDA FARRIS, GREGORY CRINION,
DOUGLAS MCANTNCH AND TRACY GOZA BEING CON�ID�RED.
;�� DISCUSSION WAS HELD REGARDING APPOINTMENTS AND F2EAPPQINTNlENTS TO THE SENIOR
CITIZENS COMMITTEE WITH MELBA QUINONES, W. G. HOLBROOK, GINGER SPADE, JEAN
� BILDERBACK AND MARY ZOOK BEING CONSIDERED A5 REGULAR MEMBERS AND MAE COLSON
AND BOB MATHIS AS ALTERNATES FOR TWO YEAR TE12MS.
DISCUSS
ION WAS HELD REGARDING AP
POINTMENTS AND REAPPOINTMENTS TO THE
ECONOMIC DEVELQPMENT COMMITTEE WITH JIM REINHARTSEN, KENNY KONCABA,
JOHN PEW, TONY BANFIELD, ZEKIE MCVE:IGH, DONALD TRELEAVEN AND ANDRE
MASSICOTT BEING CONSTDERED FOR TWO YEAR TERMS.
COUNCIL CONVENED INTO REGULAR SESSION AT 7:15 IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS.
THE INVOCATION WAS LED BY I2EVEREND NORM�N FRY, REPRESENTING THE FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH 0� FRIENDSWOOD.
MAYOR NEWMAN LEU THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE UNITED STATES.
COUNCILMEMBER LO`�TE LED THE PLEDGE. OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE 5TATE OF TEXAS.
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MAYOR NEWMAN GAVE A PROCI,AMATION RECOGNIZING FRIENDSWOOD AND
CLEARBROOK HIGH SCHOOL DECATHLETES.
MAYOR NEWMAN PROCLAIMED MARCH 15, 1996 AS "CLEAR BROOK HIGH SCHOOL'S LATIN
rLUB" DAY, MARCH 17 TO 23, 1996 AS "POISON PREVENTION WEEK" P..ND MARCH 13 TO
19 AS VIETNAM "MOVING WALL MEMORIAL" WEEK.
COUNCILMEMBER LOWE REPORTED ON THF; PIPELINE REVIEW COMMITTEE MEETTNGS,
CONGRATULATED THE DECATHLETES AND REPORTED ON THE RECEPTION HELD AT CITY
HALL ON SUNDAY FOR THE CLEAR BROOK AND FRIENDSWOOD INDE:PENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICTS' DECATHLETES THAT PARTTCTPATED IN THE DECATHLEON.
COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY CONGRATULATED BOTH FRIENDSWOOA AND CLEAR BROOK
HIGH SCHOOLS FOR THE DECATHLETES THAT PARTICIPATED IN �PHE DECATHL�N, �__..
REPORTED PLANNING AND ZONING WIL:L MEET THIS THURSDAY AND ANNOUNCED
FRIENDSWOOD WILL HOST THE GAL�TESTON COUNTY MAYORS' ANU COt]NCILMEN'S
ASSOCIATION MEETING NEYT WEDNESDAY WI'PH G�TEST SPEAKER GARY TRIl3TSCH.
COUNCILMEMBER AUSTIN REPORTED ON TWO PIPELINE SAFETY COMMTTTEE MEETINGS
WHICH CONFLICTED WTTH HIS ATTENDANCE AT THE CLEAR CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT
MEETINGS, ATTENDED THE HARRIS COUNTY MAYORS' AND COUNCIL'3 MEETING WITH
GUEST SPEAKERS FROM EAST HARRIS COUNTY MANUFACTURERS ORGANI7��TION REPORTING
ON HAZARDS IN CHEMICAL PLANTS, AND WILL INVITE THEM TO MAKE A PRESENTATION
TO THE PIPELINE COMMITTEE.
COUNCILMEMBER MANISON REPORTED ON ATTENDING THE C.L.A.E.D.F. "KEEP IT SOLD"
SPACE PROGRAM, ATTENDED THE CLEAR CREEK WATERSHED MEETING ANL> THE RECEPTION
FOR CZEAR BROOK .AND FRIENDSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS THAT PARTICIPATED IN
TIiE DECATHLON.
COUNCILMEMBER MEASELES CONGRATULATED THE DECATHI,ETES AT CLEAR BROQK
AND FRIENDSWOOD HIGH SCHOOLS, REPORT�D ON THE INTEFiNET COMMITTEE
M�ETINGS AND REPQRTED THE COMMITTEE WILL MAKE A PRESENT�4TIQN TO COUNCTL IN A
WORKSE5SION ON MARCH 11, 1996.
COUNCILMEMBER FiAJECATE CONGRATULATED THE DECATHLETES AT CLEAR BROOK
AND FRIENDSWOOD HIGH SCHOOL, REPORTED ON ATTENDING THE PIPFLTNE COMMITTEE
MEETING AND ANNOUNCED THE F7:RST FUNDRAIS�R FQR THE DICK DAUGIRD �.__..
LIGHTHOUSE COOKING TEAM TO BF HELD A MARY QUEEN CHURCH �N MfARCH 16 WITH A
DINNER AND DANCE AND URGED FVERYONE TO S'[JPPORT DICK'S E;FFORTS IN THE
COMMUNITY.
MR. MARK MANTELL APPEARED BEFORE COUNCIL RE.GARDING NURSE FIF�ST HOME HEALTH
CARE AND THE NEED FOR AN AREA COMMUNITY MTNI-VAN FOR HEAI,TH CARE NEEDS FOR
SENIOR CITIZENS AND DISABLED FOR THE FRTENDSWOOD, CLEAR. LAKE, ALVIN, AND
SAGEMONT A3.2EAS. MR. MANTELL AD�IISED THAT THERE IS A GRANT AVAILABLE TQ
HELP PURCHASE THE VAN AND REQUESTED COUNCIL CONSIDER THIS REQUEST.
MR. KEN SHORES APPEARED BEFORE COUNCIL AND READ A LETTER I.NTO THE RECORD
REGARDING DRAINAGE IN THE EMERALD CIRCLE AREA AND THE DIFFERIENCE OF OPINION
WITH STAFF REGARDING THIS IS5UE.
CITY MANAGER COX REPORTED THAT THE CITY OF FRTENDSWOOD IS HOSTING A
"SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE" WORICSHOP FOR THE TML INTERGOVERNMENTAL RISK
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POOL AT JONES HANGAR. THE WORKSHOP I: FOR ALL TML POOL MEMBERS IN THE
AREA AND IS AIMF'D AT PUBLTC WORKS AND PARKS AND RECREATION EMPLOYEES. CITY
MANAGER COX ALSO REPORTED ON KEY RATES, (1AVr AN EXP�,ANATION ON HOW THE RATES
ARE SET AND ST7�TED THAT AFTER AN INDEPTH DISCUSSION WITH THE FRIEND5WOOD
VOLUNTEER FIRE UEPARTMENT OFFICERS, IT HAS �3EEN AGREED THAT THE CITY WILL GO •
AHEAD WITH THE PROCESS, COMPLETE THE NECESSARY FORMS FOR THE TEXAS FIRE
COMMISSIOt�I REVII3W, AND THEN SCHEDULE AI�I ON-SITE EVALUATI.ON OF THE CITY'S
FIRE FIGHTING C:APABILITIES. MR. COX ALSQ REPORTED ON A SCHOOL CFtOSSING
GUARD SAFETY FE;E THA.T HARRIS COUNTY HAS BEGUN COLLECTING. THE CITY OF
FRIENDSWOOD HAS RECEIVED $338.44 FOR THE; FIRST MONTH I�ND THE HARRIS COUNTY
f"°` TAX OFFICE ESTIMATES THAT THE CITY SHDULU RECEIVE $8,300 A YE�F2. THESE FUND5
; ARE BEING PLACED IN THE G�NERAL FUND, BUT. ARE N�T EARMARKED. STATE LAW
REQUIR�S THA� `.PHE MONEY MUST BE USED TO PROVIDE SCHOOL CROSSING GUARD
': 5ERVICES AND A]�TY REMAINING FUNDS I�iAY BE USEn FOR PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO
ENHANCE CHILD SAFETY, HEALTH OR NUTRITION, INCLUDING CHILD ABUSE
INTERVENTION AND PREVENTION AND •DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE PREVENTION. CITY
MANAGER COX REPORTED ALSO ON THE STREET PROJECT AND STATED THAT MELVIN
MEINECKE, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS, RELAYED SOME BAD NEWS FOR THE ASPHALT
PROGRAM ON MELODY AND THAT WAS THAT GALVESTON COUNTY'S ASPHALT LAY DOWN
MACHINE IS IN TI�E SHOP FOR REPAIRS AND TT WILL BE APRTL WHEN THE COUNTY IS
READY TO PROCEED AGAIN.
COUNCILMEMBER LOWE STATED SHE APPRECIATED THE FIRE MARSHAL MOVING THE
KEY RATE ISSUE FORWARD, ASKED ABOUT THE ASPHALT ON FM 518 IN FRQNT OF
FRIENDS CHURCH AND ASKED IF IT WAS ON THE WRONG SIDE WITH CITY MAIVAGER
ADVISING THE RE]?AIRS WERE NEEDED ON BOTFi SIDES OF THE ROAD. COUNCILMEMBER
LOWE ASKED ABOUT THE SIGNAGE AT THE INTERSECTION OF FM 2351 AND FM
518 WITH THE CITY MANAGER ADVISING HE HAS REQUESTED CHIEF STOUT TO DISCUSS
THIS WITH TXDOT BUT ADVISED THAT TXllOT HAI7 RECEIVED COMPLAINTS FROM
DI2IVERS REGARDING ALLEVIATING DANGEROUS INTERSE.CTIONS, REPORTED THE TXDOT
SIGN AT FM 528 POINTZNG TO LEAGUE CIZTY HAS BEEN TEMPORARILY CORRECTED TO
POINT TO FRIENDSWOOD BUSINESS SECTION, STATED L(�OKING AT JUVENILE STATISTICS
AND REQUESTED TE[E CITY MANAGER TO HAVE THE SPEED LIMIT RAISED ON MOORE ROAD
WITH THE CITY MANAGER ADVISING HE WOULD H�VE CHIEF STOUT LOOK AT THIS.
;�Y� COUNCTLMEMBEF2 DICKEY ASKED IF THE MONEY FROM HARRIS COUNTY FOR CROSSING
GUARDS COULD BE USED FOR THE POLICE PATROL THE CITY PROVIDES WITH THE CITY
MANAGER ADVISINC� HE WOULD CHECK INTO THE CITY'S OPTIONS, ASKED ABOUT THE
POLICE DEPARTMENT MONITORING THE INTERSECTION AT SUNSET AND CASTLEWOOD WITH
THE CITY MAN.AGE:R ADVISING STAFF IS MOV:CNG FORWARD TO HAVE SPECIFIGATTONS
COMPLETED WITH A COUNCILMEMBER REQUESTING A LOOK AT ONE WAY VERSUS TWO WAY.
COUNCILMEMBER AtJSTIN ASKED ABOUT THE CITY PURSUING THE POCKET PARK IN
HERITAGE ESTATES WITH THE CIZ`Y MANAGER ADVISING THE CITX DOES NOT KNOW HOW
MUCH REGULAR MATNTENANCE THE HOME OWNERS A.SSOCIATION HAS DONE AND THAT IF
THE CITY DETERMINED TO MOVE FORWARD, THIS WOULD BE REQUIRED TO BE PLACED ON
THE BALLOT.
COUNCILMEMBER HAJECATE ASKED THE CITY MANAGER TO DETERMINE IF THE HARRIS
COUNTY MONEY FOR CROSSING GUARDS CQULD B� APPLIED TO SIDEWALKS FOR THE
SAFETY OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.
**COUNCILMEMBER MANISON MOVED TO APPROVE RESOL,UTION R96-8, A RESOLUTION OF
THE CITY UF FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS, URGING THE HARRIS COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL
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PISTRICT TO MOVE FORWARD RAPIDLY WITH THE RELOCATTON OF THE MUD GUI,LY
DRAINAGE DITCH WHZCH CURRENTLY FLOY75 BETWEEN THE BRIO AND DOP SUPERFUND
STTES.
SECONDED BY COUNCZLMEMBER HAJECATE. THE MOTION PASSED 6-0. COUNCILMEMBER
ZOWE WAS OUT OF THE ROOM AT THIS T:IME.
**NO ACTION WAS TAKEN REGARDING RESOLUTION NO. R96-9, A RESOLUTION 0� THE
CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS, OPP0�3ING CONSTRUCTION OF THE WALLISVIZLE
RESERVOIR AND URGING THE CIT"Y OF HOUSTON TO PURSUE ALTERNATIVE NIETHODS OF
AUGMENTING THAT CITY'S WATER SUPPLY.
**COUNCILMEMBER AUSTIN MOVED TO APPROVE RESOLUTION N0. R96-1C), A RESOLUTION
OF THE CITY OF I'RIENDSWOOD, TEXAS EXPRESSING STRONG OPPOSI'1'ION TO CASINO
GAMBLING IN THE CITY' OF FRIENDSWOOD.
SECONDED SY COUNCII,MEMBER MEASELES. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.
**COUNCILMEMBER AUSTIN MOVED TO APPROVE RESOLUTION N0. R96-11, A RESOLUTION
OF THE CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD PROVIDINf� FOR THE HOLDING OF A GrNERAL ELECTION
TO BE HELD ON MAY 4, 1996, FC)R THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING T4V0 (2)
COUNCILMEMBERS FOR THE CITY OF FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS.
SECONDED BY COUNCII�MEMBER MEASELES. THE MOTION P1�SSED UNANZMOUSLY.
'��COUNCILMEMBER HAJECATE MOVED TO Al?PRQ�IE THE SECOND AND FINAL READING OF
ORDINANCE T96-4, AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
RECOMMENDATION REGARDTNG THE ZONING 'CHANGE REQUEST FOA PROPE;RTY LOCATED AT
THE NORTHERLY CORNER OF GASTLEWOOD OFF CEDARWOOD, 1.0537 ACR�? TRACT OF LAND
OUT OF LOT 12, BI�OCK 3, FRIENDSWOOD ADDITION, GALVESTON COUNTY, TEXAS, FROM
ORIGINAL BUSINESS DISTRICT (OBD) TO STNGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL (SFR) ,
AMENDING THE ZONING DISTRICT MAP OF' THE CITY AS ADOPTED BY' ORDINANCE N0.
94-15; AND CONTAINING OTHER PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE SUBJEC:T; PROVIDING A
PENALTY; AND PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILI'I'Y.
SECONDED BY COUNCILM�MBER DICKEY. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.
**COUNCILMEMBER MANISON MOVED TO APPROVE THE S]3COND AND FTNAL READING OF
ORDINANCE T96-5, AN ORDINANCE GRANT:CNG A SPECIFIC USE PERMTT FOR PROPERTY
LOCATED AT MELODY I,ANE AND F.M. 2351, SAME BEING LOT 2 (0.4�345 ACRES) AND
LOT 3 (0.4360 ACRES) BLOCK l, MELOI)Y PLA7� SUBDIVISION, GAI�VESTON COUNTY,
TEXAS, TO ALLQW USE THEROF FOR OFFICE BUILDING PURPOSES: AMENDTNG THE
ZONING DISTRICT MAP OF THE CITY A5 ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE N0. 84-15;
CONTAINING OTHER PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE SUBJECT; PROVIDING A PENALTY;
AND PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILTTY.
SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER ALTSTIN. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.
**COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY MOVED TO TABLE THE FIRST READING OF ORDINANCE
T96-6, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING APPENDIX C OF THE FRIENDSWOOD CITY CODE, SAID
APPENDIX C BEING THE ZONING ORDTNANCE OF THE CITY, BY DELETING SUBSECTION B
OF SECTION 8 THEREOF AND SUBSTI`.�UTING THEREFOR A NEW SUBSECTION B;
PROVIDZNG THAT FENCE5, HEDGES, AND WALLS MAY BE LOCATED WTTHIN FRONT AND
SIDE YARDS ON LOTS ADJACENT TO F.M. 528, F.M. 2351, AND F'.Ni. 518 NORTH OF
F.M. 2351 AND SOUTH OF F.M. 528, AND ON LOTS LARGER THAN ONE (1) ACRE OR
MORE IF NO HAZARDOUS VISUAL OBSTRUCTION IS CREATED; PROVIDING A PENALTY OF
ArT AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $2000 FOR EACH D�Y OF VIOLATION OF' ANY PROVISTON
HEREOF; AND �ROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY.
SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER AUSTIN. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.
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SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER AUSTIN. THE MOTTON PASSED UNANIMOUSLY. �
**COUNCILMEMBER LOWE MOVED TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA AS PRESENTED:
A) PAYMENr� OF CAPITAL PROJECTS; 1. 1992 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
(GALVESTON COUNTY) WITH PAYMENT IN THE AMQUNT OF $1,415.60 TO SOUTHWEST
LIMESTONE, INC. FOR 50 TONS OF COLDMIX TYPE D USED DURING THE THIRD PHASE
OF CONSTRUCTION ON MELODY LANE; 2. 1995 CONCRETE STREE.T IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
WITH THE EIGHTH AND FINAL PAYMENT TO HADDOCK CONSTRUCTION TN THE AMOUNT OF
$19,821.89 FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE STREETS ON HERITAGE (1,2227 FEET)
,,___... AND WOODLAWN (1,280 FEET} DURIN� THE PERIOD ENDED FEBRUARY 29, 1996, AND
' THE PROJECT IS 100 PERCENT COMPLETE; PAYMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $275.00 �PO
; MCBRIDE-RATCLIFF & ASSOCIATES, INC. F�OR CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL TESTING
SERVICES ON " HERITAGE AND WOODLAWN, AND THIS PROJECT IS 100 PERGENT
COMPLE�.PE; 3. LAKE FRIENDSWOOD PARK WITH PAYMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $7000.00
TO SCOTTSDALE INSURANCE COMPANY FOR THE DEDUCTIBLE AMOUNT OF THE PUBLIC
OFFICIALS LIABI:LITY POLICY IN REFEREN�E TO THE LAKE FRIENDSWOOD�TOSTADO
CASE; 4. �IRE HYDRANT INVENTORY, AUDIT, AND MAINTENANCE WITH THE. FOURTH
PAYMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $8,429.50 TO METRO SERVICE CONSULTANTS, INC. FOR
REPAIRS TO 66 FI:RE HYDRANTS DURING THE THIRD YEAR OF A FIVE YEAR PROGRAM; 5.
RANCHO VTEJO S1�INITARY SEWER AND LIFT STATION WITH THE THIRD PAYMENT IN
THE AMOUNT OF $:L3,775.69 TO WAYNE SMITH & ASSOCIATES FOR DESIGN ENGINEERING
ON SEGMENTS A, B, C AND D OF THE RANCHO VIEJO SANITARY SEWER AND LIFT
STATION DURING JANUARY, THE PRELIMINARY PHAS& IS 90 PERCENT COMPLETE AND
THIS PROJECT IS FUNDED F'ROM 1995 CERTIFICATE �F OBLIGATION PROCEE7�S; 6.
SOUTH FRIENDSWOOD WASTEWA.TER DIVERSIONS WITH THE FIFTEENTH PAYMENT IN
THE AMOUNT OF $4,334.45 TO WAYNE SMITH & ASSOCIATES FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES
ON SOUTH FRIENDSWOOD WASTEWATER DIVERSIQIN PROJECT DURING JANUARY, AND
BIDDING AND CONSTRUCTIO�T PHA5ES AF2E 100 PERCENT COMPLETE; 7. FOREST BEND
LTFT STATI.ON FORCE MAIN WITH SEVENTH PAXMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $7,244.22 TO
WAYNE SMITH & ASSOCIATES FOR ENGINEER:CNG SERVICES ON FOREST BEND LIFT
STATION FORCE MAIN DURING JANUARY, THE CONSTRUCTION PEiASE IS 95 PERCENT
COMPLETE AND THIS PROJE.CT TS FUNDED FROM 1995 CERTIFI.CATE OF (JBLIGATION
PROCEEDS; TOTAL CONSENT AGENDA PAYMENTS ARE $62,296.35; B) 1. DISPOSITION OF
BID N0. 96-1, REHABTLITATION OF WATER WELL #7 TO LAYNE.-TEXAS, :LNC. IN THE
----�i AMOUNT OF $34,786; C) APPPOINTMENTS/REAPPOINTMENTS. TO BOARDS AND
�I COMMITTEES;; 1. SIGN ORDINANCE REVIEW COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS - TRACY F.
' GOZA, CONNIE STAGNER, GREGORY P. CRINION, DOUGLAS MCANINCH, LINDA
� YEAGER, BRIAN BLANCHARD AND BELINDA FARRIS; 2. SENIOR CITIZENS
ADVISORY COMMITT�EE APPOINTMENTS - JEI�N BILDERBACK, W. G. HOLBROOK AND
ALTERNATES MAE COLSON AND BOB MATHIS �ND REAPPOINTMENTS - MARY ZOOK,
GINGEI2 SPADE, AND MELBA QUINONES; 3. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
APPOINTMENTS - ZEKIE MCVIEGH, DONALD TRELEVIN, AND ANDRE MASSICOTT
AND REAPPOINTMENTS TONY BANFIELD, KENNY KONCABA, JOHN PEW AND JIM
REINHARTS�N; D. BANNER PERMIT APPLICATION FOR HERITAGE GARDENERS' GARD�N
HOME TOUR APRIL 22, THROUGH 28, 1996; E. MINUTES FROM FEBRUARY 5, 12(5:00
P.M. ), 12 (7:25 :P.M. ) AND 19, 1996.
SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER AUSTIN. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSZY.
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A MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY AND SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER
HAJECATE TO ADJOURN AT 9:05.
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EVELYN . NEWMAN MAYOR
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