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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-04-19921 RECORD OF OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA 3905 Regular Meeting No. 28 - May 4, 1992 Agenda Item A-1 President Selby called the meeting to order at 2:00 P.M., the follow- ing members being present: President Selby,Aldermen Canfield, Crawford, Hunziker, McConnell, Petersson and Solinger. Absent:None. Fred Wagner presented a Safety Award which depicted the 1991 Outstanding Safety for the City of Rochester. The City of Rochester was one of three cities given this award. The Council thanked Mr. Wagner for the efforts his department has made on behalf of the City. C-1 Crawford moved, McConnell second to approve the follow.ing appointments by the Mayor. Citizens Adv. of Transit - Charles Rainy of 708 15th Ave. S. W. and Martha Miner of 2225 Telemark Lane-N. W. they replace Ernest Kleckner and David Jensen - terms run' .to 12-31-95. Also considered in the motion was'Jeff Allman of 2510 Hillside Lane-S.W. for a -three year term expiring 12-31-95. Ayes (6), Nays (1). Alderman Solinger voted nay. because one of.-the.appointees did not live in the City. Motion carried. C-2 Petersson moved, Crawford second to approve the following appointments by the Mayor to the Music Board: Gerald Dubin, First Ward - Term-1-1994 Susan Reinke , Third Ward -Term-1-1993 Steven Nelson., Sixth. Ward -Term 1-1993 delaide Reese , At Large - Term - 1-1995 r. Randall Edson Ex Officio yes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. C-3 etersson moved Crawford second to approve the appointment of Nancy nn Richardson of 1850 Terracewood Dr. N. W. to the Plannin and Zonini ommission - Term tuns to December 1993. Ayes (7), Nays (0�.Motion arried. E-1 E-2 E-3 .anfield moved, Hunziker second to deny the request to waive the poten• ;ial Conflict of interest from the law firm of Robins, Kaplan, Miller end Ciresi for the waiver of conflict of interest in the firms •epresentation of Water's Edge Dev. ( Esteban's Bldg.). Ayes (7), lays (0).Moti'on carried. Canfield moved, Solinger second to adopt Resolution No. 250-92 authorizing the issuance and sale of $90,000,000. in Health Care Facility Revenue Bonds for the Mayo Medical Foundation/Mayo Medical Center and authorization of the execution and delivery of documents and certain actions be taken with respect to such issuance and sale. Alderman McConnell stated that for the Record that he would like to have the words added that there•is no liability for the City on any of these bonds. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Crawford moved, McConnell second to adopt Resolution No. 251-92 awarding the low bid for the Reconstruction, grinding and grooving and marking on Runway.13/31 J 6929/69,04 to Diamond Surface, Inc of Maple Grove Mn. The amount is $836,902.73. 39PS RECORD OF OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA Regular Meeting No. 28 - May 4, 1992 (Agenda Item E-3 E-4 E-5 E-6 E-7 Resolution No. 252-92 approving the low bid of upgrading of security systems FAA 107 to Nietz Electric for the amount of $66,300.00. These bids met the MBE standards and are subject to the approval of the Federal Aviation Adm. and Mn. Dept. of Transportation. s (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Solinger moved, Hunziker second to reject the bid submitted for the new restaurant equipment J 6952 for the Rochester Airport. This was an incomplete bid.. Also included in the motion was to readvertis( and the bids will be opened at 11:00 A.M. on May 2.7, 1992. Resolution No.. 253-92 was adopted. Ayes *(7), Nays (0).Motion carried. McConnell moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 254-92 as approved by the Rochester Public Utility Commission: Purchase order agreement with Wells Concrete Products Co. for precast concrete screening wall for the Mayo Foundation Substation in the amount of $65,925.00.. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Petersson moved, Canfield second to approve the following licenses and bonds: Auction -John Kruesel for Redeemer Lutheran Church-4-26-92 Beer - Temp. Non -Intoxicating - Rochester Art Center Fest. 6-20-21-92 Cigarettes - Bernards Vending Co. for Radisson Hotel Centerplace - Vending mach. - J.B. Enterprises - over the counter Truong's Plaza - Over the counter - Gambling - Rochester Art Center - Raffle and'Bongo-6-20-21-92 VFW Post 1215 - Prem. Permit . Heating- Cont. - Air Tech Mechanical - Millville, Mn. Outdoor Dining - DeJa Vu Cafe - 509 1st Ave. S. W. Sidewalk - Curb and Gutter and Driveways - Cement - Joe Butler Masonry - Claremont, Mn. - Mason Works - Charles Thompson Zumbrota Mn and J B Zorteau Const. Zumbro Falls, Mn. Animal Rights Protest - prior approval-4-25-92 Bike A Thon - 5-9-92 Rochester Chapter Diabetes Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Crawford moved, Petersson second to approve the Accounts Payable in the amount of $1,231,193.84 - list on file with the City Clerk. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Canfield moved,.Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 255-92 approving the allocating of all of Rochester's Low Income Housing Tax Credits $104,192 to the Bear Creek Apt. project. This is with the condition that the applicants should be required to dedicate to the City the ROW for 20th St. S. E. which lies on their property. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. 1 E-9 Crawford moved, Petersson second to approve the annexation by petition of 6.14 acres in Haverhill Township and instruct the City Attorney to..prepare an ordinance. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Agenda Item E-10 E-11 E-12 E-13 E-14 E-15 €=16 RECORD OF OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA '3907 Regular Meeting No. 28 - May 4, 1992 Petersson moved, McConnell second to approve the annexation of 49.89 acres of vacant land in Cascade Township and instruct the City Attorney to prepare the.necessary ordinance. Ayes (7), Nays (0). Motion carried. Hunziker moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 256-92 This is to set a hearing on the proposed vacation of a portion of the Hampton Rhodes PUD - east of 26th Avenue N. W. submitted by Schmidt Reiland Const. The hearing will be held on June 1, 1992. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Petersson moved, Crawford second to adopt Resolution No. 257-92 award ing the low bid of $12,545.00 to Fraser Construction Co. for Project No. 9116 J 4360 - Reconstruct Drop Structure near the Water Reclamation Plant. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. McConnell moved, Solinger second to adopt Resolution No. 258-92 approving the low bid of Fraser Const'. Co..in the amount of $18,994.01 for the demolition of the Adler Building and Taco John. Bldg. J 4883 - 2A. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motioncarried'. McConnell moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 259-92 awarding the low bid of $66,679.82 to Fraser Construction Co. for Project No. 9118- J 9211 - Curb and Gutter Sidewalk ,Driveway approaches and Watermain in 1st Ave. NE and 1st St. N.E. Adj. to Civi, Square. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Hunziker moved, Petersson second to set a -hearing for June 1, 1992 on Project No. 7301-91 J 9173 - Ext. of NW Trunkline Sewer NW Plaza tc Douglas Trail, Watermain and San. Sewer to 660 Feet .West of 50th Avenue N. W. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Res. 260-261-92 was adopted. Crawford moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 262-92 and 263-92 declaring the costs to be assessed and 6rdering a public hearing for June 1, 1992 on Project No. 5511789 J 9112 Reconstructi( of Mem. Parkway -TH 14 to 7th Ave. SA W. and on 7th Avenue S. W. from Mem. Pakrway to llth St. 3 W. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried Petersson moved, Hunziker second to adopt Resolution No. 264-92 awarding the amount of'$11,3,059.15 submitted by Rochester Sand'and Gravel for Project J 2588 - Expand Civic Center North Lot. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Hunziker moved, Petersson second to .adapt Resolution No. 265-92 awarding the low bid of $173,048.00 to Progressive Contractors Inc. of Osseo Mn. for Project.No. 8215-1.4-92 J 2594 - 2nd Street Parking Ramp 1992 Restoration. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Crawford moved, Petersson second to initiate,the`Land Use and Zoning Amendment for the Rochester Airport area from R-1 to Commercial/ Industrial. These are properties to the north of the Rochester Airport. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. )n RECORD OF OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA Regular Meeting —No 28 - May 4, 1992 Agenda , Item E-20 Hunziker moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 266-92 -approving the'Mn/DOT Plans for.Improvements on TH 63 (S.Broadway) _ between 12th St. So. and 28th St. So. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. E-21 Petersson moved, -McConnell second to adopt Resolution No. 267-92 approving the Cooperative Construction Agreement with Mn/DOT and authorizing the City Clerk and the Mayor to execute the documents. This is for TH 63 South Broadway at 14.th St. S.W. Ayes (7), Nays (0). Motion carried. E-22 Crawford -moved, Hunziker second to .adopt Resolution No. 268-92 approving the agreement between the City of Rochester and Olmsted Co. and the State of Mn. for a Traffic Signal TH 63 @ 14th St. and at TH 63 @ 20th St. South and Interconnect J 6294. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. F-1 An Ordinance Annexing to the City 6.34 acres of land in Haverhill Twp. was given its first reading. F-1 An Ordinance Annexing 49.89 acres of land in Cascade Twp. was given its first reading. F-1 An Ordinance Rezoning to R-2 properties located in Lot 1 Blk 1 Pennington -Business Park Sixth Sub. was given its second reading. Solinger moved, Petersson second to adopt the Ordinance as read. Ayes.(7), Nays.(0).Motion carried. _. z F-1 An Ordinance Amending and Reenacting the RCO rerl.ating to late payment of Housing Registration Renewal Fees was given its second reading. Petersson moved, Crawford second to adopt the Ordinance as read. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. G-1 Petersson moved, McConnell second to remove.the proposed Project No. 6220-3-92 J 9024 -.Reconstruction and Widening of 20th St. Sw W. from S. Bdwy to•lst Avenue S. W:I;from the table. Ayes (7), Nays (0). Motion carried. Canfield moved, Petersson second to adopt Res. No. 269-92 approving the project. Ayes (7), Nays(0).Motion carried. G-2 Solinger moved, Petersson second to remove the tabled item - Final Plat South Park Three from the table. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carr- ied. Crawford moved, McConnell second to adopt Resolution No. 270-92 approving the plat subject to the conditions. Ayes (7), Nays (0). Motion carried. Having no further business.Petersson moved, Solinger.second to adjourn the meeting until 7:30 P.M. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. A-1 President Selby called the meeting to order at 7:30 P.M., the follow- ing- members being present: President Selby, Aldermen Canfield, Crawford, Hunziker, McConnell, Petersson and Solinger. Absent None. Agenda Item B-1 FWA B-3 B-4 B-7 RECORD OF OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL 3909 CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA Reqular Meeting No. 28.- May 4, 1992 Petersson moved, McConnell second to approve the minutes of the April 20, 1992 meeting . Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. A Hearing on the Petition to vacate all easements (Drainage and Utility) on Lots 5-8, Blk'3, Lots 1-4, Blk 4, Lots 1-9 Blk 5 and Outlot B of Rolling Meadows Sub. Having no one present that wished to be heard, President Selby closed the hearing. Petersson moved, Crawford second to adopt Resolution No. 271-92 approving the vacation Ayes.(7), Nays-(0).Motion carried. A Hearing on the Amendment to ZIPS Policies and Operating Guidelines. Having no one present that wished to be heard, President Selby closed the heari-ng. Canfield moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 272-92.approving the revisions to the Guidelines. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. A Hearing on the Fare and Service Changes for the Rochester City Lines. Having no one present that wished to be heard, President Selby closed the hearing. Crawford moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 273-92 approving the changes. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. A Hearing on the Final P1at.know as French Creek Central. Having no one present that wished.to be heard, President Selby closed the hearing. Solinger moved, Petersson second to adopt Resolution No. 274-92 approving the plat. This is subject -to the staff recommendations. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. A Hearing on the -Land Sub. Permit - Type III Phase II Preliminary Plat for Bamber Ridge.Second Sub. Having no one present that wished to be heard, President Selby closed the hearing. Winger moved. Petersson second to adopt the.Facts of_.Fihdi<ngs as prepared -by the City-Attorne '. Ayes (7)', Nays {:0-).Motion .carried. A -Hearing on the proposed New Sidewalk Project No. 1- 1992 J 9234. Having no one present that wished to be heard, President Selby closed the hearing. 'Petersson moved,.' Canfield second to adopt Resolution No. 276-92 orde-ring the -bids to be opened at 11:00 A.M. RBsta�2n 1992. Ayes.(6), Nays (0).Motion carried.Alderman-McConnell A Hearing on the proposed project New Sidewalk No. 2-1992 J 9235. Having no-one present.that wished to be heard, President Selby closed the hearing. Petersson moved, Canfield second to adopt Resolution No. 277-92 approving;_the ordering -of bids to be opened at 11:00, A.M. on May 29, 1992. Ayes*'(7), Nays (0).Motion carried. A Hearing. on the Previously Postponed Assessments on Project No. 7301-7301A NW Trunkline San. Sewer J 8476. Having no one present that wished to be heard, President Selby closed the hearing. Petersson moved, Hunziker second to adopt Resolution No.,278-92 approving the assessments - Essex Est. 3rd Sub. Ayes (7), Nays (0). Motion carried. RECORD OF OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA Regular Meeting No. 28 - May 4, 1992 Agenda Item B-9 A Hearing on the Basic'St. Const. Canterbury Ct. N. that wished to be moved, McConnell assessment. Ayes Proposed.assessment of Project 9010-91 J 9170 - on Essex Parkway NW from.approx. 150 Ft. S. of W. to West River Parkway NW. Having no one present heard, President Selby closed the hearing. Canfield second to adopt Resolution No. 279-92 approving.the (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. A Hearing on the Consideration of the proposed Ordinance -Regulating C.abaret Erotic Dancing.. Terry Adkins, City Attorney explained the law and how it pertained to this matter. The Constitution of the United States protects this type of business and the First Amendment protects it. Local jurisdictions can regulate certain activities. This hearing is trying to establish the adverse secondary effects by the testimony of people during this hearing.. Secondary effects of prostitution rape and criminal assault are just some of the reasons which could be adverse secondary effects. Wishing to be heard was Ron Livingston of the Consolidated Planning Dept. and he went over the Land Use for Adult Entertainment and the history of like zoning. Wishing to be heard was Rory Lenton of Rochester and is President of Rochester/ Olmsted Co. Social Services. He presented a petition to the Council containing 2,488 signatures on it opposing this type of activity. He stated that he only worked on getting them for a short time and that more signatures could be secured in a couple of days. He cited the following as some of the main reasons they oppose this business. 1. Safety - Traffic would be increased and the highway would have to be crossed without the benifit of a traffic signal. 2. If alcohol beverages are served, then it would present danger to the area of drunk drivers, etc. 3. With such an activity, patrons may become sexually aroused and thus.relieve themselves of this frustration in the parking lot or pose a danger to the residents. 4. This would definitely decrease their property values because "who wants to live next to such an activity"? 5. The sexual exploitation that would be presented by women. He does not want his five daughters exposed to such demeanor nor would he want the area to be exposed to diseases. He gave various names of cities and states that have dealt with this type of activity and they have indicated that crime does go up significantly where this type of business is allowed. The City Attorney questioned Mr. Lenton for the Record on tipping, covering of parts of the body, etc. and he stated that if clothing was required, and if a glass/plastic shield was to be used, this would help the situation, but they still do not want it in Rochester. Heather Lenton of 3951 Willow Park S. W. is a -student of Willow Creek Jr. High School. She is opposed and is concerned about the safety factor. She states that kids her own age walk in the area to go babysitting and also to Fleet Farm and she would be denied those privileges if this business was to be allowed. She feels that her rights have been taken away. I. Agenda Item J RECORD OF OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA Regular Meeting No. 28 - May 4, 1992 Wishing to be heard was Howard Winholz of 1928 26th Avenue N.W. and has been a resident of 27 years and he is concerned about the future of Rochester. He was helping gather opposing signatures and is amazed at the unified response in opposition to this business. He stated that he understood the Supreme Courts decision and how it relates to the Constitution, but he thinks the Council should do the right thing and not allow this business in the City of Rochester. Wishing to be heard was Gary Melin of 1211 1st St. N. W. and just had a heart transplant and does not want sexually transmitted diseases to happen in Rochester. He stated that from his own life, health is -concern. Terry Adkins, City Attorney also questioned Mr. VIelin and Mr. Melin stated that a shield and clothes on requirement for the dancers etc. would help a little. Wishing to be heard was Dorothy Combs of 1103 7th St. S.W. She is opposed and brought information about other cities in the country that had to deal with this situation in their cities. She is opposed. Terry Adkins, City Attorney also questioned her about the fact that tipping , use of clothing and shields would help. She stated that it definitely would help. Wishing to be heard was Sandy Smith of 1723 Terrace Lane N. E. He is concerned: about the traffic generated in the area: He stated that one of the most dangerous intersections in the area is the one at the Fleet Farm and that is where this would be established. Alderman Canfield reminded the citizens that the Council is to decide whether or not to regulate the strip bars. Wishing to be heard was Thomas Rexler of 1138 5th'Avenue S. E. Willard Knapp of 102 3rd St. S. E., Donna Dunn of 215 Elton Hills Dr. N.W., The Council was reminded of the purpose of this hearing. 'can provide the City Clerk with a hard copy of the testimony from U After questions to her from the City Attorney, she stated too, that a shield, clothing allowances and Safety as factors in her opposing this request. Paul McAlister of 3722 Willow Heights Dr. & a resident of 2015 21st St. S.W. were concerned about the situation.They donot want this type of entertainment in their neighborhood. Also opposed were Steve Herper, Tom Brandy of 2848, Fox ValleyDr. SW. and a resident of 3715 llth Avenue S. W. who stated that the mess they had in California, where he came from was not good for anything. Mr. Adkins questioned this person and he, too , agreed that the allowance of more clothing and putting up a shield and no tipping would help - however, the traffic situation and safety would still be prominent for the area citizens. Wishing to be heard was Gary Podulfin of Stewartville, Mn. and is opposed and urged the Countil to do what they can to regulate this business. He asked the City Attorney what can be done to stop this. Mr. Adkins stated that regulatory measures can be used. You simply cannot pass a State law to stop this sort of thing - Also you can change the Constitution of the United States. Wishing to be heard was Chris Mullin of 3916 Willow Heights S. W. He is the manager of Fleet Farm and would be a neighbor. He is opposed. Traffic would overflow into his parking lot and he would have constan parking problems. He does not want his property value lowered -and he is opposed to his rights being violated. 39 She cities. RECORD OF OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL 391.2 CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA Regular Meeting No. 28 - May 4, 1992 Agenda Item 1 Wishing to be heard was Sandra Mullin of 3916 Willow Heights S. W. and stated that this city is known for its leadership, integrity, culture and the fine people it represents. The 2,488 opposing signatures alone should guide the Council on their decision. She would like to take this all the way to the Supreme Court - it would be money well spent. This is not a good place to have this sort of business. Wishing to be heard was Jim Miller of the Rochester Police Dept. his title is Assistant Chief. He brought information on definitions of "Exotic Dancing". Mr. Miller also stated that some regulatory measures that can be used would be - raised platform for the dancers and glass plated shield. Also requiring them to wear clothing of some sort. Mr. Miller gave statistics on raise of crime, rape, etc. involved with this sort of business. Under questioning by City Attorney, Terry Adkins, Mr. Miller substantiated that crime, rape, drunk driving, etc. does indeed rise when affiliated with this sort of business. Also questioning Mr. Miller was Assistant City Attorney Tom Canan. The questions were aimed on the types of crimes committed and statistics. This is on Record with the City Clerk. The Council also questioned Mr: Miller and those questions are also on Record with the City Clerk. . Wishing to be heard was Tracy Ostergard of 1705 4th Avenue S. W. and lived in Nebraska where they had this sort of business. He stated that a glass shield would be good as many times smells have an arousal that tend to excite people. Also if businesses of these types are allowed, then the "good" business moves elsewhere and one thing breeds on another. He urged the Council to regulate this with as stiff regulations as can --be allowed. They also had many police calls in the area of Nebraska that he was from. Mr.Adkins, City Attorney questioned "Would glass shields help? " He stated that they definitely would - in his estimation. Wishing to be heard was Cindy Bertschinger of 3900 Willow Court S.W. and is also concerned about the various types of crime that could occur. She has little girls and is worried about their safety when men come out of this establishment aroused and drunk or both. Alderman McConnell agreed with her as he has four daughters of his own and can understand her concern. Alderman Crawford questioned where she had lived before - Ms. Bertschinger stated Phoenix. She grew up a block away and knows first hand of all the problems affiliated with this sort of business. Speaking in opposition was Tony Knauer of 1606 15th St. N.E. and urged the Council to regulate this as strong as they can. Wishing to be heard in opposition was Dan Holter of 1934 3rd Avenue N. E.; Robert Miller of 714 36th St. N. W. , Lyle Gardner of 532 5th Avenue N. W., Mary Hedstrom of Dover , Mn. ; John Jacobson of 719 7th Avenue S. W. Sherry Rentzen of 3951 Willow Heights S.W.; Elmer Eik of 2206 1st Avenue S. W.; Tom Miller of Rural Route Rochester; Bill Bertschinger of 3900 Willow Court S.W. Having no one else present that wished to be heard, President Selby closed the hearing. 1 RECORD OF OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON COUNCIL Agenda Item F-1 F-1 1 1 CITY OF ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA Regular Meeting No. 28 - May 4, 1992 Aldermen questioned Mr. Terry Adkins on the various rules and regulations and what they could do. This is on Record with the City Clerk. Having no further discussion, Petersson moved, McConnell second to proceed with the adoption of the Ordinance Regulatin Cabaret Erotic Dancing as proposed by the City Attorney. Ayes �7), Nays (0). Motion carried. An Ordinance Creating Section 85.021 of the Rochester Code of Ordinances Relating to the Prohibition of public indecency and indecent exposure and providing a penalty was given its first reading. Solinger moved, Petersson second to suspend the rules and give this ordinance a second reading. Upon Roll Call vote, Aldermen Canfield, Crawford, Hunziker, McConnell, Petersson and Solinger and President Selby voted aye. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. The Ordinance was given its second reading. Petersson moved, Hunziker second to adopt the Ordinance as read. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. An Ordinance Creating Section 85.022 of the Rochester Code of Ordinances, Relating to the Regulation of Dancing at a licensed liquor premises or an adult cabaret, and providing a penalty. This was given its first reading. Petersson moved, Hunziker second to suspend the rules and give this a second reading. Upon Roll call vote, Aldermen Canfield, Crawford, Hunziker, McConnell, Petersson, Solinger and President Selby voted aye. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion Carried. The Ordinance was given its second reading. Hunziker mvoed, Canfield second to adopt -the Ordinance as read. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. Having no further business, Petersson moved, Solinger second to adjourn the meeting. Ayes (7), Nays (0).Motion carried. ty Cler 391.