Ashland City Council
MINUTES FOR THE SPECIAL SESSION OF COUNCIL
Tuesday, August 18, 2009 at 7:00 p.m.
Council Chambers
Council President Paul Wertz called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
ROLL CALL
Ward 4/President: Paul Wertz Present
At-large: Stephen Stuart Present
Ward 1: Robert L. Valentine Present
Ward 2: Robert M. Valentine Present
Ward 3: Ruth Detrow Present
Note:
Throughout the minutes, Robert L. Valentine and Robert M. Valentine are
designated as to their ward representation, W1 and W2.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
PRESENTATION OF MINUTES:
(a) Regular Session 7/21/09
(b) Work Session 7/28/09
No corrections.
Moved
to approve the Minutes from Regular Session 7/21/09 and Work Session
7/28/09 by Robert L. Valentine W1, seconded by Robert M. Valentine W2.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow,
LEGISLATION
Ord. 60-09
Item
(d) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR TO ENTER INTO
A FACILITIES MANAGEMENT CONTRACT FOR THE
ASHLAND MUNICIPAL COURT COMPUTER SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE SYSTEMS;
OBVIATING FORMAL ADVERTISING AND BIDDING AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
Moved
for non-reading in full by Robert M. Valentine W2, seconded by Robert
L. Valentine W1 to invoke Section 113.01 of the Codified Ordinances as
the distribution of this Ordinance has satisfied the requirements of
said Section and that a further reading be dispensed with at this time.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Comments or Questions?
Eric
Akers: This is a continuation of the existing maintenance
agreement we have had with CMI. They are our primary software
providers. They have for a number of years provided the hardware
service maintaining the new equipment as well. I would
report to the Council that this year we have upgraded our main system
into acquiring state of the art servers as well as software and other
equipment both in the Court for audio and video recording as well as
the primary data management system that we have. It is my hope of
within the next year or so that we can avoid the necessity of
continuing this agreement and rely upon the City’s IT department for
primary service. There are two other projects that I need to have
done before I do that though. One is to convert the existing
Civil area of the court into a Windows-based data system which CMI will
also service and then also take the entire court into an internet web
base service which we are required to do by the Supreme Court over the
next few years. If we are able to do that within the next few
months, we will probably need one of the smaller courts to be able to
do that. Hopefully by spring or early summer. Once we do
that then I believe we can hopefully rely upon our primary IT
department within the city and avoid the necessity for this. The
previous contract that was entered into with CMI was around $24,000,
thus negating the necessity of having Council’s approval, but with
inflation I think primarily that is what this is. A contract for over
$25,000. It is for a one year period and after that as I said,
hopefully we can use the city’s IT department. If you have
questions, I would be glad to answer them.
Questions or comments?
Robert L. Valentine W1: That is your computer fund and it is $26,000?
Eric
Akers: We have, I think now, around $300,000. We have one
other expenditure which was for the replacement of the meeting frames
of $62,000. We have had some other expenses that we have
been able to divert into that computer fund to alleviate the burden on
the general fund which we have been able to do and then one of the
discussions that the Mayor and the court have had, I believe we not
only will have enough to take care of this but also to address the
other needs that we are going to be needing not only for this year and
next year but for years to come.
Robert L. Valentine W1: Thank you.
Moved by Robert L. Valentine W1, seconded by Stephen Stuart that the Ordinance be passed on the first reading.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved
by Paul Wertz, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 that the rules
requiring the reading on three separate days be suspended and that the
Ordinance be passed on the second and third readings.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved by Stephen Stuart, seconded by Robert M. Valentine W2 that the Ordinance be passed.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Ord. No. 61-09
Item (c) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR TO ENTER INTO AN EASEMENT FOR
RAILROAD PURPOSES AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
Moved for
non-reading in full by Ruth Detrow, seconded by Stephen Stuart to
invoke Section 113.01 of the Codified Ordinances as the distribution of
this Ordinance has satisfied the requirements of said Section and that
a further reading be dispensed with at this time.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow
Comments:
Mayor
Stewart: This is the Easement that allows the Railroad to cross; to
enter into the actual Business Park after they cross Faultless
Drive. It is the Easement that will allow the citing to be built
to serve Barbasol. This has been in the plans; it is a
requirement that we agree with to provide that land for that citing and
the rail spur. That rail citing will service Barbasol but it will
also have a turn out built into it that will allow it to go further
back into the Business Park as various other entities are developed and
require rail service. If there are any questions, I will attempt
to answer them.
Questions or discussion?
Moved by Stephen Stuart, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 that the Ordinance be passed on the first reading.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved
by Paul Wertz, seconded by Ruth Detrow that the rules requiring the
reading on three separate days be suspended and that the Ordinance be
passed on the second and third readings.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved by Stephen Stuart, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1that the Ordinance be passed.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Motion to move to Public Hearing by Paul Wertz, moved by Robert M. Valentine W2, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
PUBLIC HEARING #1 - Alley Vacation 12 foot wide Davis and Fairbanks
Paul
Wertz: This is a Public Hearing, before the Board of Revision of
Assessments regarding a certain 12-foot wide alley as set forth in
Resolution 12-09.
Rick Ewing- Ashland University: I have been
here before Council before in this basically we are requesting the
vacation of an alley and this particular 12-foot alley is the one
located between Davis and Fairbanks. This is a back yard alley
that borders much of our property as well as two others. The
purpose for vacating is putting in a parking lot and since it is
bounded on both sides by our property we would like to make two
requests to Council.
Richard P. Wolfe II, Law Director: It is my understanding that there are no utilities in this alley, is that right?
Rick Ewing: Right.
Richard P. Wolfe II: There is no anticipation for any need for any?
Rick Ewing: No
Paul Wertz: Anyone else want to be heard on this?
Ruth Detrow: This is our meeting of the Revision of Assessments?
Richard
P. Wolfe II : Technically it is the hearing before Mr. Strine,
the Mayor and I; we are kind of compressing all of this so as soon as
we are done with this hearing then we will make a motion regarding that
and then we can move onto other business and come back to the next
Public Hearing.
Rick Ewing: If I could ask one question?
Did I understand that you are also considering the release of easements
on this alley along with vacations?
Richard P. Wolfe II:
The intention of any Right-of-way is not in the legislation. We
are not keeping anything. Or at least that is the proposal.
If there is nothing further, then we can close the Public hearing then,
back to Special Session.
Motion to close Public Hearing by Paul Wertz, moved by Stephen Stuart, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
On
Behalf on the Board of Revision of Assessments, I move (Richard P.
Wolfe II, Law Director) that we recommend to Council that this
particular Alley for which we just had the hearing be closed, seconded
by Mayor Stewart.
Ayes: Mayor Stewart, Richard P. Wolfe II, Bill Strine
Ord. No. # 62-09
Item (f) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE MAYOR, DIRECTOR OF PUB-
LIC SERVICE, TO ENTER INTO A MODIFICATION OF THE LIBERTY STREET STORM
WATER/SANITARY SEWER PROJECT-SIMONSON CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, INC.
CONTRACT AUTHORIZED BY ORDINANCE NO. 17-09; AND DECLARING AN EMER-
GENCY. (Simonson change order)
Moved
for non-reading in full by Robert M. Valentine W2, seconded by Stephen
Stuart to invoke Section 113.01 of the Codified Ordinances as the
distribution of this Ordinance has satisfied the requirements of said
Section and that a further reading be dispensed with at this time.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Comment.
Shane
Kremser, City Engineer: This is related to the East Liberty
Sanitary Sewer project. A little more in the payment. The
trench had to get a little larger due to the existing orientation of
the Sanitary Sewer and Storm Sewer; there was a gas line; so they had
to dig the trench a little wider in order to work with the new
trench. That is the reason for the extra money request because of
the additional asphalt and premium backfill required to fill the
trench. It was an unforeseen thing.
Ruth
Detrow: Just because I am curious; how do work on the sewer when
it is running? It said in the letter from Mr. Paxton; didn’t it
say that one of the reasons why you had to do it right away was because
the sewer was actually running while you were working.
Shane
Kremser: Yes, it is an active sewer; but they bypass it.
The contractor maintains the sewage, he will do a bypass or they just
replace it and do it as quickly as possible.
Mayor
Stewart: You can’t let it run out on the ground. I have never
done that or watched that being done. You have to keep the sewer
functional.
Shane Kremser: Yes, you keep the sewer
functional. It is basically done by pump. You go from one manhole
to the other and pump it through a hose.
Ruth Detrow: Thank you. It was just idle curiosity I guess. It just didn’t seem like it was possible.
Moved by Robert M. Valentine W2, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 that the Ordinance be passed on the first reading.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved
by Paul Wertz, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 that the rules
requiring the reading on three separate days be suspended and that the
Ordinance be passed on the second and third readings.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved by Ruth Detrow, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 that the Ordinance be passed.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Ord. No. # 63-09
Item (g) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4 OF ORDINANCE NO 19-09, RELATIVE TO
THE ACCOUNT FROM WHICH PAYMENT WILL BE MADE; AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY.
Moved
for non-reading in full by Robert M. Valentine W2, seconded by Robert
L. Valentine W1 to invoke Section 113.01 of the Codified Ordinances as
the distribution of this Ordinance has satisfied the requirements of
said Section and that a further reading be dispensed with at this time.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
William
E. Strine: This Ordinance is necessary due to the fact that we
anticipated in Grant from Issue 2 for the Water Treatment Plant for
Chlorine Conversion and we did not get that Grant and in anticipating
that we got that Grant, there Engineering services completed and so
therefore we are changing it from being paid from Fund 450 to Fund 631
which is the water system improvement fund. We will charge it to
the account which is more designed water treatment upgrades; water
treatment plant upgrades.
Robert L. Valentine W1: So we anticipated the grant; we just didn’t get the grant; is that right?
William E. Strine: That is correct.
Stephen Stuart: Is it a likelihood that the work will subsequently be performed without the grant money?
Shane
Kremser: Well we are hoping to get the grant this
year. We are going to reapply. We were actually; the
way the funding; we made the list that would be funded, but due to
cutbacks we were the last project, thus were not funded. We are
partially funded. We are just going to resubmit into the project
this year.
Robert M. Valentine W2: But all the Engineering is already done, right?
Shane Kremser: Yes.
Comments or discussion?
Moved by Robert M. Valentine W2, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 that the Ordinance be passed on the first reading.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved
by Paul Wertz, seconded by Ruth Detrow that the rules requiring the
reading on three separate days be suspended and that the Ordinance be
passed on the second and third readings.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved by Ruth Detrow, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1that the Ordinance be passed.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Ord. No. 64-09
Item (a) AN ORDINANCE TO VACATE CERTAIN ALLEYS SITUATED IN THE CITY OF ASH-
LAND, OHIO; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
Moved for non-reading in
full by Ruth Detrow, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 to invoke
Section 113.01 of the Codified Ordinances as the distribution of this
Ordinance has satisfied the requirements of said Section and that a
further reading be dispensed with at this time.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Richard
P. Wolfe II: Both of the alleys that we have just addressed
are included in this one Ordinance which is appropriate to do. It
doesn’t violate the single subject matter when there is more than one
street or alley being considered. They can be included in
one piece of legislation since they are both from the same
petitioner. They were put together in one Ordinance. They
can be separated if Council should desire it.
Questions or discussion?
Moved by Robert M. Valentine W2, seconded by Stephen Stuart that the Ordinance be passed on the first reading.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved
by Ruth Detrow, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 that the rules
requiring the reading on three separate days be suspended and that the
Ordinance be passed on the second and third readings.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved by Paul Wertz, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 that the Ordinance be passed.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Ord. No. 65-09
Item (c) AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN TERRITORY TO
THE CITY OF ASHLAND, OHIO AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. (3.171 ACRES,
MONTGOMERY TWP.)
Moved
for non-reading in full by Robert M. Valentine W2, seconded by Robert
L. Valentine W1 to invoke Section 113.01 of the Codified Ordinances as
the distribution of this Ordinance has satisfied the requirements of
said Section and that a further reading be dispensed with at this time.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Comments:
Richard
P. Wolfe II : This is the last step in the annexation
process. The waiting period of 60 days has been concluded.
The last step is the city accepting the annexation.
Questions or comments?
Moved by Ruth Detrow, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 that the Ordinance be passed on the first reading.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved
by Ruth Detrow, seconded by Stephen Stuart that the rules requiring the
reading on three separate days be suspended and that the Ordinance be
passed on the second and third readings.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved by Paul Wertz, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 that the Ordinance be passed.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Ord. No. 66-09
Item (b) AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 1131 (ZONING DEFINITIONS), BY ENACT
ING SECTION 1131.0071, CREATING A DEFINITION FOR THE TERM “BOTTLING
WORKS” AS FOUND IN CODIFIED ORDINANCE SECTION 1163.02(C).
Moved by Robert L. Valentine W1, seconded by Stephen Stuart that the Resolution be passed on the first reading.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved
by Paul Wertz, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 that the rules
requiring the reading on three separate days be suspended and that the
Resolution be passed on the second and third readings.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved by Paul Wertz seconded by Stephen Stuart that the Resolution be passed.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
RESOLUTIONS:
Ord. No. 13-09
Item (a) A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING THE AMOUNTS AND RATES AS DETERMINED BY
THE BUDGET COMMISSION AND AUTHORIZING THE NECESSARY TAX LEVIES
AND CERTIFYING THEM TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR.
Moved for non-reading
in full by Paul Wertz, seconded by Ruth Detrow to invoke Section 113.01
of the Codified Ordinances as the distribution of this Resolution has
satisfied the requirements of said Section and that a further reading
be dispensed with at this time.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
William
E. Strine: If you look, I think it is on the third page; Rates
and the amounts for 2010. You can see there is Inside millage and
Outside millage. The only Outside millage we have is the
Recreation Fund for ½ mill. The others are all Inside, meaning
they are within the ten mill limit and they do not need to be voted
on. We pass this every year. It is just accepting those
rates.
Ruth Detrow: It is 3.4 mills Inside millage
and the limit is 10 mills. I thought most, I am thinking of
school districts; are clear up to the….
Stephen Stuart:
That kind of sharing I think, went back to the 20’s when that was; when
the city, county and the school district share in that millage.
William Strine: The ten mills Inside. The city had some and the school system.
Ruth Detrow: Okay, so we don’t get 10 mills, we have 3.4 mills and that is all we can have?
William Strine: The city does not get 10 mills. That is correct.
Stephen Stuart: My guess is that was fixed. It is not going to change unless one of the other entities give up theirs.
Robert L. Valentine W1: It might be good that some people know the difference between Inside and Outside.
William
Strine: The Inside millage is millage 10 mills that we don’t get
to vote on. It is assessed automatically. Anything outside
the 10 mill has to be voted on. Any additional millage for
anything now has to be voted on.
Robert L. Valentine W1: Being Inside or Outside doesn’t affect the amount of money that you collect?
William E. Strine: No.
Questions or discussion?
Moved by Robert M. Valentine W2, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1 that the Resolution be passed on the first reading.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved
by Paul Wertz, seconded by Ruth Detrow that the rules requiring the
reading on three separate days be suspended and that the Resolution be
passed on the second and third readings.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Moved by Ruth Detrow, seconded by Robert L. Valentine W1that the Resolution be passed.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Motion to move to Public Hearing by Paul Wertz, moved by Robert L. Valentine W1, seconded by Robert M. Valentine W2.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
PUBLIC HEARING #2 - Alley Vacation 14foot wide Davis and Fairbanks 7:20 p.m.
Paul
Wertz: This is a Public Hearing before the Board of Revision of
Assessments regarding a certain 14 foot wide alley set forth in
Resolution 12-09.
Rick Ewing- AU: This particular alley sets
entirely within the site of the new Athletic Complex and as such we
again own the property on all sides and actually its location puts it
underneath the building, which is under construction so we would like
to have the alley vacated.
Richard P. Wolfe II: No utilities anywhere?
Rick Ewing: No.
Comments or discussion?
Motion
to move back to Special Session by Paul Wertz, moved by Robert L.
Valentine W1, seconded by Robert M. Valentine W2.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
On
behalf on the Board of Revision of Assessments, I move, (Richard P.
Wolfe II) we recommend to Council the alley be vacated, seconded by
William Strine.
Ayes: Mayor Stewart, Rick Wolfe II, Bill Strine.
(cont’d with Ordinance # 64-09)
NEW BUSINESS:
(a)
Sidewalk Waiver Request: James & Carolyn Lucas, 135
Eastlake Drive, Ashland, Ohio 44805- Recommendation: Waiver be
issued due to lack of sidewalk in the general area.
Paul Wert: Any discussion on this? We have all gone out and looked at it. We need
Motion
to approve sidewalk waiver temporarily until sidewalks are installed in
the area by Paul Wertz, moved by Robert M. Valentine W2, seconded by
Paul Wertz.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
(cont’d with Ordinance 65-09)
Motion to move to Public Hearing by Paul Wertz, moved by Robert M. Valentine W2, seconded by Robert L.. Valentine W1.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
PUBLIC
HEARING #3 - Proposed amendment to Chapter 1131 of C.O. creating
definition for the term “Bottling Works” as found in C.O. Section
1163.02(c).
Richard P. Wolfe II: This is creating a
definition of Bottling Works. Bottling Works is one of the
permitted uses but it is a very old term and it does relate directly to
the Barbasol construction and they have indicated they feel more
comfortable if we define what Bottling Works meant, at least to such an
extent that it included what their proposed activity is. As part
of our purchase agreement with them, we have agreed Council would do
this. We had to have a Hearing and this is the first opportunity
we had to act on this.
Questions or discussion?
Council, having concluded the Public Hearing, entertained the following motion.
Motion to approve amendment by Paul Wertz, moved by Robert L. Valentine W1, seconded by Stephen Stuart.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
(cont’d with Ordinance 66-09)
Richard
P. Wolfe II: I point out ordinarily when there is a term in
Zoning that isn’t clear as to all the things that it may include, a
test is used; it is called the like or similar to test. Is it
like or similar to other uses that are clearly permitted. Much of
our zoning code is 40-50 years old. The terms as they were when
originally adopted may not be used precise or as clear today. So
it is not inappropriate to be more specific in this instance. I
think there are probably a lot of areas where we could do that but that
would require a complete overhaul and I don’t think we are prepared to
do that at this time.
Motion to adjourn Special Session by Paul Wertz, moved by Stephen Stuart, seconded by Robert M. Valentine W2.
Ayes: Paul Wertz, Stephen Stuart, Robert L. Valentine W1, Robert M. Valentine W2, Ruth Detrow.
Council adjourned Special Session at 7:30 p.m.
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Submitted by
Valarie Bishoff
Clerk of
Council