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2003-12-09MOUND CITY COUNCIL MINUTES DECEMBER 9, 2003 The City Council of the City of Mound, Hennepin County, Minnesota, met in regular session on Tuesday, December 9, 2003 at 7:00 p.m. in the council chambers of city hall. Members Present: Mayor Pat Meisel; Councilmembers Bob Brown, Mark Hanus, David Osmek and Peter Meyer. Others Present: City Attorney John Dean, City Manager Kandis Hanson, City Clerk Bonnie Ritter, Community Development Director Sarah Smith, Finance Director Gino Businaro, City Engineer John Cameron, Public Works Director Carlton Moore, Police Chief Jim Kurtz, Bruce Mclntyre, R.Njakara, M.Paunovic, Duane Norberg, Dave Harding, Ron Hendley, Jerry Henke, Don Cox, John Bergren, Pastor John Rogers, Paul Kaster, Marc Clement, Denny & Judy Oas, Dick & Sharon Catton, Keith & Shelynn Benedict, Don & Diana Heywood, Catherine Younes, Dean Pederson, Diane Bates, Jeni Olson, Dick Cherba, Doris Buerkle, Chuck Auger, Guy Johnson, Grant Johnson, Henry & Donna Sandoval, Sheila Reuter, Shirley Hawks, Jim Brand, Butch Hawks, Joe Bruns, Ron Bostrom, Dean Surlander, Laura Sulander, Jerry Dodds, Bruce & Patti Dodds, Mike Fitzgerald, John Babler, Joe & Yukiko Corbett, Tom Latcham, Orv Burma, Bob Longnecker, John Turnacliff, Donna Smith, Greg Pederson, Phil Baumel, Wayne Davis, Karen & Ned Podany, Philip Allen, Mike & Dianne Edwards, Timothy Schmidt, Jim Funk, Jim Ferdinandt, Dean Fleming, Shaun Edwards, Rick Hillaman, Tom Stokes, Denise Waldoch, Katie Mayer, H.S. Smith, Mike Schulz, Carolyn Turnacliff, Ernie & Jill Walters, Vincent Forsman, Lee Kreutter, Melissa Murphy, Scott Picha, Laura Spott, Chuck Alcon. Consent Agenda: All items listed under the Consent Agenda are considered to be routine in nature by the Council and will be enacted by a roil call vote. There will be no separate discussion on these items unless a Councilmember or citizen so requests, in which event the item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and considered in normal sequence. 1. OPEN MEETING Mayor Meisel called the meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. 2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 3. APPROVE AGENDA Kandis Hanson suggested moving number 13B, Waiver of Platting applied for by the City of Mound, onto the consent agenda. MOTION by Brown, seconded by Hanus to approve the agenda as amended, with moving item 13B to the consent agenda. All voted in favor. Motion carried. Mound City Council Minutes - December 9, 2003 4. AWARD OF CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT TO FINANCE DIRECTOR GINO BUSINARO Kandis Hanson welcomed all present and made an award presentation to Finance Director Gino Businaro. The Certificate of Achievement is for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association. 5. SWEARING IN OF COREY WIEBUSCH AS PATROL OFFICER Police Chief Jim Kurtz gave the background of Corey Wiebusch, followed by the swearing in by Kandis Hanson. Mayor Meisel called a recess at 7:17 p.m. to accommodate a brief reception for the new police officer, and reconvened the meeting at 7:30 p.m. 6. CONSENT AGENDA Hanus requested the removal of Item B, Payment of Claims, for discussion. MOTION by Brown, seconded by Osmek to approve the consent agenda with the exception of Item B. All voted in favor. Motion carried. A. Approve minutes of November 20th special meeting, November 25th regular meeting, December 1st special meeting and December 1st Truth in Taxation Hearing. B. (removed) C. RESOLUTION NO. 03-110: RESOLUTION TO APPROVE REQUEST FROM GRANT JOHNSON AND JULIE JOHNSON FOR WAIVER OF PLATTING APPROVAL TO SUBDIVIDE LOTS 3 & 4, BLOCK 17, THE HIGHLANDS, INTO TWO (2) LOTS. PID #23-117-24-34-0092, PLANNING CASE #03-46. D. Approve Docks and Commons Commission Recommendations 1. Set a moratorium not to allow shares for the 2004 season as a means not to exceed the limit of 590 Boat Storage Units (BSUs) allowed by the City's current LMCD license. 2. 2004 Dock Location Map Changes (Removal due to private property setbacks of site #00195, 00215, 10220, and removal of site at non- renewal due to congestion/setbacks of site #30330) E. Approve Payment Request No. 3 to Environmental Associates, Inc., for the Lost Lake Greenway Project, in the amount of $112,884.44. F. Extension of Rental Agreement with the Historical Society for storage at the Mound Depot. Fee of $300 has been received. (3. Approve Exchange Agreement with Xcel Energy for property as noted: City exchanging lots 27 & 28, Koehler's Addition, for Lots 32 and east 17.4' of Lot 33, Koehler's Addition, and RESOLUTION NO. 03-116: RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CONVEYANCE OF CERTAIN LANDS. 2 Mound City Council Minutes - December 9, 2003 H. (moved from 13B) RESOLUTION NO. 03-111: RESOLUTION TO APPROVE WAIVER OF PLATTING FROM CITY OF MOUND TO SUBDIVIDE A PORTION OF CITY OWNED PROPERTY LEGALLY DESCRIBED AS LOTS 23 & 28, KOEHLERS ADDITION FOR PURCHASE OF LAND EXCHANGE WITH XCEL ENERGY INVOLVING NEWLY CREATED PARCEL WHICH WOULD CONSIST OF LOTS 27 & 28, KOEHLERS ADDITION. PID #13-117-24-33-0093, PLANNING CASE #03-51. 6B. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS Hanus requested removal of this item from the consent agenda to discuss the bill from Niccum Docks in the amount of $6,858.60. This item should be paid out of the Parks Fund, not the Docks Fund. Businaro will adjust accordingly. MOTION by Hanus, seconded by Brown to approve payment of claims in the amount of $223,981.28. Upon roll call vote, all voted in favor. Motion carried. 7. COMMENTS & SUGGESTIONS FROM CITIZENS PRESENT ON ANY ITEM NOT ON THE AGENDA. None were offered. 8. PUBLIC HEARING - IMPROVEMENT HEARING FOR 2004 STREET RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT John Cameron presented an overview of the proposed project and, along with projected costs of such improvements. He indicated that all figures stated are preliminary in nature. City Attorney John Dean informed the public that the City is required by law to publish the notice of this hearing twice in the official newspaper of the City, along with mailed notice to owners of record. The City Clerk provided said notice to The Laker for publication on November 29th and December 6th, but the second publication was inadvertently omitted by the newspaper, thus to legally hold the improvement hearing, the notice must be republished for two consecutive weeks, on December 13th and 20th, and the hearing thus held on December 23rd. The City must comply with state statutes so cannot hold the official public hearing this evening. Mayor Meisel explained that even though the official hearing will be held on December 23raat 7:00 p.m., she wants the residents present this evening to be heard. Skip Smith, 1764 Jones Lane, stated that about 15 years ago he had a conversation with the then City manager who stated that there is a fund for street maintenance fund and the City shouldn't have to go to the residents and have special assessments for street maintenance. He asked if this fund still exists. Brown answered that the fund referred to is probably the sealcoating fund. The 2004 Project involves streets that have worn down beyond the point of having sealcoat as the remedy. Smith also asked about the assessment is paid, and was informed of the process. 3 Mound City Council Minutes - December 9, 2003 Jeff Skelton, 1770 Baywood Shores Drive, stated that he has lived in his house since 1987 and has had two major watermain breaks in front of his house and is aware of others in the area. He voiced concern over tearing up the street and putting down a new one without fixing the infrastructure. John Cameron informed him that Public Works keeps track of all watermain breaks and they are going through those records now to determine which watermains will be replaced before the new street is put in. Skelton also commented that too much sand is being dumped in his neighborhood in the Winter, to the point that it seems that he lives on a dirt road. Meisel stated that the Public Works Director and City Manager are present and heard his comments and if the sanding is to the extent he's saying, it will be attended to. Guy Johnson, 6347 Bayridge Road, asked Cameron when they will know what streets are being looked at for new watermains. He expressed concern over having to pay an assessment and then having the street tore up again to repair watermains. Cameron stated that the location for new watermains won't be known in the next two weeks, and that replacement of infrastructure is not part of the assessment. Payment for this work is taken out of the respective utility fund. Johnson also asked about the cul-de-sac at the end of Bayridge and Cameron informed him that the cul-de-sac was never put in, and the cost to put that in is included in this project. Osmek explained that the sewers and watermains will be televised to determine the need for replacement. The City wants to do the water and sewer at the same time if feasible. Cameron added that the City has their own cameras to televise the sanitary sewers, and they already know where the watermain breaks have occurred. Jim Kuse, 2830 Pine Rd, stated that three years ago his storm sewer was replaced and a good job was done. The utility companies have screwed everything up at Pine and Halstead. He has no problem with putting in new streets but the city should work with the utility companies so that the infrastructure problems are fixed before a new street is put down. He also suggested using a higher quality sealer that what is presently used. Cameron stated that they are looking at using granite on major streets and a better quality aggregate when the sealcoating is done. Kuse asked about the intern that did the inventory of all city streets in 2001. Cameron told him the intern was a student at the U of M, and his work was checked to see if he rated the streets the way Cameron would, and he did. Kuse asked if any other outside firm has been consulted as to the street conditions in the city. He stated a lot of things as being assumed here - that the student did the right thing, that the engineering firm agreed, but as citizens they have the right to say to spend a few extra dollars for sampling for a second opinion. Hanus stated that one of the things the Council has to do is order the improvement, but at the same time they're looking at the whole project. This isn't an all or nothing deal and the council may choose some areas to be done and others not to be done. This decision is based on a lot of factors. 4 Mound City Council Minutes - December 9, 2003 Jennie Olson, 1616 Finch Lane, asked why the last page of her area wasn't broken down into lineal feet and Cameron informed her that those areas already have concrete curb and gutter and the only improvements are between the curb lines, so her assessment is based on a unit basis. Olson expressed that she thinks it unfair that a 40' lot is assessed the same as a 120' lot, both being one unit. Hanus stated it's one household, one property, one family, so the benefit is the same regardless of the width of the lot. He told her that the Council has hashed this out in the past and this is the adopted policy. Olson stated that there are many single people in her neighborhood and this will price them out of living in Mound. Hanus told her that's the expense of living on a street. Marc Clement, 6821 Sinclair Court, stated his street is about 13 years old and in need of repair. He believes the problem with a lot of Mound streets is the ground that they are built on, being hilly, near water, etc. He thinks that money can be thrown at street improvements until we're blue in the face, and we'll have the same problem. Better construction techniques have to be looked at. Clement suggested coming up with a general fund to keep streets maintained. To go from street to street hitting everybody with different amounts is not fair because all residents use the streets of Mound. Meisel commented on the general fund, stating that is the reason the City is proposing to pay 1/3 of the assessment - because all use the streets of Mound. Cameron will look at his cul-de-sac because it is newer than a lot and they may be able to do less of mill. Catherine Younes, 4962 Bartlett Blvd, said that about 15 years ago Bartlett had street repairs and she was assessed for that, and now she has to pay for street repairs on Bayport Road. She proposed that Cameron come back and look at Bartlett. It's a very short road with few houses on it, everyone takes care of their driveways, there is very little traffic, and in her opinion the street is in great condition. They have no problems, no potholes, they have curb and gutter. Cameron will take a look at Bartlett, but didn't think Bartlett had any assessments since the early 80's. He'll look at it and do borings to determine what is under the blacktop. Osmek agreed that Bayport didn't look that bad. Dick Catton, 2870 Pheasant Circle, asked how we know that these are the worse streets in Mound. Cameron stated that they are not necessarily the worse, but they tried to get the streets in designated areas to the contractors did not have to jump all over town. They tried to coordinate the worse streets in different areas. In Pheasant Circle the streets are approaching 30 years old and the area also has horrible curb and gutter that the people have to drive over, so aprons will also be put in. Catton stated that many already have aprons and Cameron stated that the ones that do will not receive a new one and won't be assessed for aprons. Catton also expressed concern that the developers should be paying for the improvement of some of these streets because of the damage that they do. Meisel stated that the developer for Langdon Bay has paid for a portion of the streets repair, as did the developer of MetroPlains. 5 Mound City Council Minutes - December 9, 2003 Adam Hawkinson, Eagle Lane, stated that he lives on a stub end that goes into Harrison Bay and his road is in good condition except for one pothole on the very end that could be fixed. He asked about getting a patch at the end of the road, going onto the commons. Cameron stated that mill and overlay is proposed there. Tom Stokes stated he owns property at the corner of Gull and Jennings. He asked about the unit charge on a corner lot. Cameron explained that corner lots will receive ½ unit charge done when one street is improved, and the other ½ unit when the other is improved. Stokes stated that he owns property in other cities and feels that Mound is doing a good job in keeping assessment costs down. Joe Bruns, 2630 Setter Circle, stated he got an estimate for a driveway apron in the amount of $1,000 and the estimated assessment for one is $1200. He asked if he can do his own if the cost is less than what the City is proposing. Cameron informed him that these are estimated costs and feels they are on the high side to make sure they have estimated enough. Kandis Hanson stated that residents on the project will be given the option to hard surface their driveways with this project and add the cost onto their assessment. Donna Smith, 2531 Avon Drive, stated she did some research and in the 70's concrete curb and gutter was put and they rejected putting in aprons. About 10-12 years ago the purchased two lots that adjoin their property to the park and there is a bike path there. She asked if this will continue to be a bike patch or will it be improved to a road. Cameron stated that he hasn't look at the bike path specifically, but doesn't intend to change anything there, so it will stay a bike path. John Bergen, 5928 Idlewood Road, stated he talked to people on his street and everyone thought the street was in good shape expect the part that isn't on the improvement map. Everyone is opposed to the project on Idlewood - they like the potholes because they slow down the speeders. Cameron stated that the area between Ridgewood and Highland Boulevard is not on the project because it is a Municipal State Aid Street and hopefully will be done within the next 3-4 years. Dianne Edwards, 2805 Halstead Lane, asked why cement trucks and construction trucks use Halstead instead of Westedge. She stated that cement trucks go by her house daily and deterioration of the new surface is something to consider. Mike Edwards added that he has seen 20-30 trucks a day go by his house. These trucks are block trucks, backhoes, flatbeds, construction rigs. Hanus stated that this is something for him to talk with the City Manager because that is something to be of concern and this type of traffic should be using Westedge Boulevard. Phil Baumel, 2239 Langdon Lane, state he was before the Council about a year ago with the sewer backups in their area, and asked what method was used to value the infrastructure. Cameron informed him that all sanitary sewers will be televised and any repairs will be done. Watermain break history will be used to determine replacement of 6 Mound City Council Minutes - December 9, 2003 watermains. Repair and replacement of these won't be assessed, however, as payment will come from the respective utility fund for watermain and sanitary sewer work. Mike Edwards came back to ask about assessed the contractors that use and damage the streets. Mayor Meisel told him that the City's doesn't collect money from the contractors that use the streets, but that they are required to repair damage that they cause. Osmek gave the example that the contractor for the 2003 Street Project damaged Crestview Lane and they were required to fix it. Ron Hendley, 2611 Setter Circle, stated he sees as many as 3-4 trucks a day on Halstead going into the new Saunders development. In Setter Circle he has seen spiderweb-like patterns in the blacktop and they are just scheduled for mill overlay. asked if someone looks at the ground underneath and Cameron stated it will be evaluated and fixed before the overlay is put on. Philip Allen, 1630 Finch Lane, asked Cameron if he could have access to the scoring system used for the streets. He considers Finch Lane in good shape. Cameron told him that the Public Works Director has a copy of the rating system that he will share with him. Allen stated he lives at the bottom of Finch and drainage is an issue in his particular area. He had over $5,000 damage caused when his sump pump backed up from the stormsewer. When doing the mill he requests that the infrastructure be looked at. Cameron will look at this area. Jerry Henke, 2333 Fernside Lane, stated his street doesn't need any milling and asked if retaining walls will be part of the improvement and the assessment. Cameron stated the city just went through a retaining wall replacement project and the wall on his street was looked at. There is still money left in this wall fund and they will look at future repairs. The only walls included in this assessment are minor ones. If the one on Fernside is done it will be done with the retaining wall fund, not assessments. Henke stated he can't even mow his grass on part of his lot because the water washes out his grass. Cameron will look at this. Henke was also concerned with maintenance after the project, stating that trap rock works a lot better than using the buckshot for sealcoating. Joe Corbett, 1632 Eagle Lane, is very happy with his street. It's in great shape and he doesn't see why it has to be replaced. There are no major potholes. He stated there is also a wall problem on Eagle Lane. They have a small 4' wall that's buckling out and dirt gets washed out into the street. Cameron stated the wall is not part of the street project but will be looked at for the wall project. Donna Smith stated that the wall at 2532 Avon Drive, located across from their property, is in need of repair also. 7 Mound City Council Minutes - December 9, 2003 Clark Babler, 2919 Dickens Lane, feels that the curb and gutter currently in place was put in wrong because water always pools up at the corner of 110 and Dickens. His grass dies out every year due to the salt that the water carries onto his yard. Cameron will look at but thinks the big problem is there is no curb and gutter on 110 to carry the water away. He'll look at it to see something can be done. Paul Kaster, 1672 Eagle Lane, doesn't know what could be done with Eagle and Finch except to change their color. He asked why his street was chosen to be on the project. Osmek stated that not only the current condition but age of the street is also a factor, and if the street is an area that is really bad, it may be incorporated because of its age. Mayor Meisel asked for any further comments, and receiving none, explained that the formal hearing will take place at 7:00 p.m. on December 23rd. The City's Engineering staff will be present at 6:30 p.m. to answer questions residents may have. MOTION by Hanus, seconded by Osmek to continue the improvement hearing for the 2004 Street Reconstruction Project, to December 23, 2003, at 7:00 p.m., and also to direct the City Clerk to make the comments made at this evening's meeting a part of the record for the December 23rd public hearing, and to adopt the following resolution. All voted in favor. Motion carried. RESOLUTION NO. 03-112: RESOLUTION CALLING HEARING ON 2004 STREET RECONSTRUCTIN PROJECT Mayor Meisel called a recess at 9:17 p.m. and reconvened at 9:31 p.m. 9. ACTION ON COMPUTER SYSTEM PURCHASE - FIRE AND POLICE DEPT. Fire Chief Greg Pederson and Police Chief Jim Kurtz asked the Council for approval of a computer network system for the new Public Safety Facility. Funds for the purchase are available out of the contingency fund. The Council expressed concern that the cost of the system by itemized out between the Fire Department and Police Department so that fire area member cities aren't paying for the Police portion of the equipment. Pederson stated that he will separate them out. MOTION by Hanus, seconded by Osmek to approve purchase of the Small Business Service Upgrade in the amount of $34,509.34. All voted in favor. Motion carried. 10. REPORT BY LMCD REPRESENTATIVE ORV BURMA Orr Burma updated the Council as to the LMCD's recent actions and discussions. Included in this update were the lighted buoy system on the lake, the Exotic Species Task Force update, and water patrol statistics. The Council thanked Mr. Burma for being such a good representative for the City of Mound. Mound City Council Minutes - December 9, 2003 11. LANGDON TRAILS BY KMB DEVELOPMENT A. Early Start Aqreement Amendment MOTION by Hanus, seconded by Brown to approve the First Amendment to Early Start Agreement with LMB Development, LLC, as presented. All voted in favor. Motion carried. B. Action on Extending Approval of Lanqdon Trams Final Plat Sarah Smith reviewed the extension request, stating that technical issues that came up when the final plat was done held up filing of the plat, thus the request for the extension. MOTION by Hanus, seconded by Osmek to adopt the following resolution., All voted in favor. Motion carried. RESOLUTION NO. 03-113: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MOUND GRANTING FINAL PLAT APPROVAL FOR THE LANGDON TRAILS RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT. P&Z CASE #03-44- PID #14-117- 24-34-0004. 12. APPROVING THE FINAL 2004 GENERAL FUND BUDGET AND SETTING LEVY AND APPROVING FINAL OVERALL BUDGET. Gino Businaro reviewed the final budget and levy figures. Mayor Meisel stated the 6.5% levy increase for operating purposes was a tough move, but Mound most continue to move forward. To date the taxpayers have not paid anything toward the development that's going on. This has been paid by the respective developers. As we move forward, there will be costs incurred for the CSAH 15 realignment but in the end we will have a city we can be proud of. Hanus stated that in most years, included this one, the state legislature puts levy limits on cities. In November everyone received mailed notice stating the proposed taxes from the County. The city portion of that showed a specific number and the Council has tried to pare that number down. What is in front of the Council tonight is a small amount less than what was received on the initial tax statements. The levy is not as high as the law will allow. Osmek stated that the original budget at the staff level was $600,000 higher than the one before them now. 2/3 of the city tax has more to do with bonding for the fore department and 1/3 is general levy increases. He feels the Council has been fiscally responsible with this budget. It doesn't fund everything but gets what the City needs to operate. Meyer stated that he can not vote for the budget as presented. He stated that road maintenance has been deferred in the past and this year they are reinstituting the 9 Mound City Council Minutes - December 9, 2003 sealcoating program but it is short of what it should be. The infrastructure needs to be taken care of. He also feels that conferences, meetings and education should not have been slashed. The most dramatic part of this was the Council portion that in 2001 was over $7000 and is $0 for the 2004 budget. He feels education is good and thinks staff and Council needs to stay current. He also stated that spending huge numbers of dollars in redevelopment and the public safety building is good, but people some of the small items have fallen through the cracks, like the lifeguard program and city staff compensation. His concerns are small dollar items, but feels the philosophy of this budget is off enough that he can't vote for it. MOTION by Brown, seconded by Hanus to adopt the following resolution. The following voted in favor: Brown, Hanus, Meisel and Osmek. The following voted against: Meyer. Motion carried. RESOLUTION NO. 03-114: RESOLUTION APPROVING THE FINAL 2004 GENERAL FUND BUDGET IN THE AMOUNT OF $4,066,510; SETTING THE FINAL LEVY AT $3,321.960; AND APPROVING THE FINAL OVERALL BUDGET FOR 2004. 13. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATIONS Case #03-45: Tom Latcham, 4711 Island View Drive, Front setback variance Sarah Smith gave the history of the variance request to renovate the existing 24' x 39' detached garage located at 4711 Island View Drive so as to utilize the existing foundation and preserve the workspace located below. The existing structure encroaches on the neighboring property by .66' in the NW corner and is located .02' from the property line in the SW corner and is therefore nonconforming. There is a permanent easement on file for the existing garage encroachment. According to city code a detached accessory building may be located within 4' of the side lot line in the front yard for lakeshore and through lots. Discussion followed regarding possible options for the garage. MOTION by Brown, seconded by Osmek to have staff draft a resolution for approval based on conditions stated by staff and the Council. Meyer stated that that he feels there is no hardship in this case and it's not consistent with the neighborhood so can't vote for this variance. The following voted in favor: Brown, Hanus, Meisel and Osmek. The following voted against: Meyer. Motion carried. 14. UPDATE ON AGREEMENT WITH MCES REGARDING TEMPORARY LIFT STATION. John Cameron and Carlton Moore showed the Council the proposed plans for the temporary lift station in the area of the parking lot west of where the farmers market is located, and to the east of the bank. The actual agreement is scheduled to go to John Dean for review and come back to the Council at their January 13th meeting. No action is needed at this time. 10 Mound City Council Minutes - December 9, 2003 15. STORMWATER/EROSION CONTROL/FLOODPDLAIN ALTERATION PERMIT FOR CSAH 15 ROAD REALIGNMENT PROJECT MOTION by Hanus, seconded by Osmek to adopt the following resolution. favor. Motion carried. All voted in RESOLUTION NO. 03-115: RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MOUND APPROVING THE STORMWATER MANAGEMENT, EROSION CONTROL AND FLOODPLAIN ALTERATION PERMITS SUBMITTED BY THE HENNEPIN COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORATION FOR THE COUNTY ROAD 15 ROAD PROJECT. 16. INFORMATION/MISCELLANEOUS A. Report: Medica insurance fee "holiday" B. Article: Law enforcement officials defend use of administrative fines... C. Notice: Water works operator exam results for Rick Todd D. Harbor Wine and Spirits E. Newsletter: Gillespie Center F. Letter: Advisory Board on Homeless G. Letter: Metropolitan Mosquito Control H. Training Opportunity: Leadership Conference for Experienced Officials I. Article: Avoiding Land-Use Disputes 17. ADJOURN MOTION by Hanus, seconded by Osmek to adjourn at 11:10 p.m. All voted in favor. Motion carried. Attest: Bonnie Ritter, City Clerk Mayor Pat Meisel ~ 11