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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - February 20, 1974-313 CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF LODI CITY HALL COUNCIL CHAMBERS February 20, 1974 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Lodi was held beginning at 8:00 p. m. on Wednesday, February 20, 1974, in the City Hall Council Chambers. ROLL CALL Present: Councilmen - EHRHARDT, KATNICH, SCHAFFER and HUGHES (Mayor) Absent: Councilmen - PINKERTON Also present: City Manager Glaves, Assistant City Manager Jerry Glenn, City Attorney Mullen, Planning Director Schroeder, and Public Works Director Jones. INVOCATION The invocation was given by Councilman Ehrhardt. PLEDGE Mayor Hughes led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. MINUTES On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katnich second, the minutes of the February 6, 1974, meeting were approved as written and mailed. RESOLliTION OF Mayor Hughes presented employees Don Seibel and COMMENDATION Robert Butler a Resolution of Commendation, com- mending their efforts and quick action following the accident involving Clint Faul, which resulted in the saving of his life. PUBLIC HEARINGS PARK STREET Notice thereof having been published and posted in STREET LIGHTS accordance with law and affidavits of publication being on file in the office of the City Clerk, Mayor Hughes called for hearing on the proposed formation of the Park Street Street Lighting District. City Manager Glaves explained that under the 1911 Improvement Act, proceedings had been initiated by the property owners , who had presented a petition for the lights signed by owners of more than sixty percent of the front footage in the pro- posed district. Speaking in favor of the proposed formation of the Park Street Street Lighting District was Marjorie J Dyer, 533 Park Street, Lodi. The City Clerk reported that a letter had been re- ceived from Al Hansen, owner of property at 519 and 521 Park Street, Lodi protesting the installation of street lights at this time. There being no other persons in the audience wishing to be heard on the matter, the public portion of the hearing was closed. 814 Minutes of February 20, 1974, continued RES. NO. 3876 Councilman Katnich moved adoption of Resolution OVERRULING No. 3876 overruling protests on the Park Street PROTESTS Street Lighting District. The motion was seconded PARK ST. S. L by Councilman Ehrhardt and carried. RES. NO. 3877 Councilman Ehrhardt moved adoption of Resolution ADOPTING SCALE No. 3877 adopting the scale of prevailing wage OF PREVAILING rates. The motion was seconded by Councilman WAGE Schaffer and carried. RES. NO. 3878 On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich second, ORDERING WORK the Council adopted Resolution No. 3878 ordering the PARK ST. S. L. work to be done on the Park Street Street Light DIST. District. RES. NO. 3879 Councilman Schaffer then moved adoption of DIRECTING Resolution No. 3879 directing the assessment be ASSESSMENT prepared for the Park Street Street Light District. PARK ST. S. L The motion was seconded by Councilman Ehrhardt DIST. and carried. APPEAL - MRS. Notice thereof having been published in accordance STELLA with law and affidavit of publication being on file in MICHAELOFF the office of the City Clerk, the Mayor called for the public hearing to consider the appeal of Mrs. Stella Michaeloff of the action of the Planning Com- mission denying her request for a Home Occupation Permit for therapeutic massage in her home at 216 South California Street in an area zoned R -MD, Medium Density Multiple Family Residential. Planning Director Schroeder introduced the matter and reviewed the Planning Commission action in this matter. Mr. Max Michaeloff, I1662 N. Ham Lane, repre- senting Mrs. Stella Michaeloff, spoke in favor of the appeal. There being no other persons in the audience wishing to speak either in favor of or in opposition to the appeal, the public portion of the hearing was closed. Following discussion on the matter, the appeal was denied on motion of Councilman Schaffer, Ehrhardt second. PLANNING COMMISSION The City Manager gave the following report of the Planning Commission meeting of February 11, 1974: ACTIONS OF 1. Continued its Public Hearing to consider re - INTEREST zoning an approximate 13 -acre site bounded by West Turner Road, North Sacramento Street, Louie Avenue and North Church Street from the C -S, Commercial Shopping District to a residential zoning classification until Monday, August 1Z, 1974. -2- Minutes of February 20, 1974, continued It was the Planning Commission's position that the Public Hearing would not be conducted if actual construction had begun onthe shopping center. 2. Conducted the annual review of the status of Planned Development District No. 4, English Oaks Manor Subdivision at the northwest corner of South Hutchins Street and Harney Lane and determined that no action was required at this time. 3. Conducted the annual review of the status of Planned Development District No. 10: E1 Portal, The Valley and the Vineyard Sub- divisions at the northeast corner of South Hutchins Street and Harney Lane and determined that no action was required at the present time. 4. Approved the request of Mrs. Angeline Joens and Mrs. Colleen Ward for a Variance to per- mit the erection of a 5 -foot -high fence within the required street side yard area at 234 South Crescent Street in an area zoned R-2, Single - Family Residential. COMMUNICATIONS The City Clerk presented a notice which was received APPLICATION from Pacific Gas & Electric Company of Applications FILED BY P.G. &E. Nos. 54616, 546 17, and 54618, filed with the California WITH P. U. C. FOR Public Utilities Commission on January 31, 1974, GAS SERVICE requesting authorization to revise its gas service TARIFF INCREASE tariff to offset the effect of anticipated increases in the price of gas respectively from California sources, from El Paso Natural Gas Company and from Pacific Gas Transmission Company caused by increases in the price of Canadian gas. The proposed P. G. and E.off set rate increases amount to 17. 9% for general service customers (including domestic customers), 22. 5% for firm industrial customers, 26. 6% for resale customers, and 32. 5% for interruptible customers (31. 7% for regular inte-rruptible customers and 35. 91% for P. G. and E's steam electric plants). APPLICATION The City Clerk presented a notice received from FILED BY WESTERN Western Union Telegraph Co. of application filed UNION TELEGRAPH with the California Public Utilities Commission CO. WITH P.U.C. to revise W astern Union Telegraph Co. rates and FOR REVISION OF regulations applicable to public message telegram RATES & REGULA- and money order services in conformity with TIONS similar tariff provisions applicable to interstate service. APPLICATION The City Clerk also presented a notice received FILED BY GREY- from Greyhound Lines, Inc. of Application 54653 HOUND LINES, INC. filed February 13, 1974, with the California WITH P. U. C. Public Utilities Commission requesting approval FOR RATE INCREASE of a proposal to increase the passenger bus fares ME 816 Minutes of February 20, 1974, continued and package express rates by 11'jo to offset known expense increases. Greyhound has also requested that the Commission subsequently consider an additional increase of 515o to afford Greyhound a reasonable rate of return. SAN JOAQUIN A letter was received from Douglas L. Wilson, ENGINEERS General Chairman of the San Joaquin Engineers COUNCIL Council stating that the engineering profession ENCOURAGING fully recognizes its role and challenge in research VOLUNTARY and development of new sources of energy. CURTAILMENT OF "Engineering is our greatest energy resource, " ENERGY CON- has been selected by the Nation's engineers as SUMPTION their theme for 1974. A nationwide observance of Engineers' Week will take place from Feb. 17 to Feb. 23, 1974, and they are requesting that week be designated as "Engineers' Week" in Lodi. ABC LICENSE Applications for alcoholic beverage license were received as follows: 1. Forest J. Greenigen, Lodi Avenue Liquor Store, 914 W. Lodi Ave., off -sale general license, person-to-person transfer, dropping partner - Robert J. Bennett. Katsuyo Masui, Hiroshima Hotel, 20 N. Main Street, on sale beer and wine - eating place, dropping partner - Florence F. 'Cosaka. Lodi Lions Baseball Club, Inc. listing the following officers: Ronald B. Thomas, President; Theodore Katzakian, Vice President; C. M. Sullivan, Jr. , Secretary; and Herbert E. Horstmann, Treasurer. Lawrence Park, 350 N. Washington Street. On sale beer- seasonal, effective April 1 of each year. This is a new license. "NO SMOKING" A letter was received from Darlene Reich, 420 IN PUBLIC Howard Street, Lodi stating that she is writing to PLACES complain about people who smoke in public places. She feels that smoking in waiting rooms in all types of doctors offices should be prohibited, and she feels that as a non-smoker, she should also have rights. LODI DISTRICT Mayor Hughes read a letter which had been re - CHAMBER OF ceived from Dr. C. Robert Breckenridge, D. D. S. COMMERCE President of the Lodi District Chamber of Commerce ENCOURAGING strongly encouraging community participation in VOLUNTARY voluntary curtailment of energy consumption. The CURTAILMENT OF Lodi District Chamber of Commerce is strongly ENERGY CON- opposed to any mandatory energy curtailment or- SUMPTION dinances, and state they consider the implementation of such an ordinance premature, since voluntary efforts have proven satisfactory to date. -4- 3V7 Minutes of February 20, 1974, continued The Chamber is planning to strongly encourage voluntary curtailment by its membership in all future communications and encourage the City to carry their message of voluntary curtailment to all service clubs and other groups within the City. The Chamber stated they would be happy to mail this message to any and all service clubs and stand ready to cooperate to the fullest with the City on this matter. Mayor Hughes requested that the criteria for cur- tailment of electric usage as set forth in Decision 82305, Public Utilities Commission, January 3, 1974, be summarized and forwarded to the Lodi District Chamber of Commerce for distribution to their membership, requesting that the Chamber work with us in attempting to achieve voluntary compliance for curtailment of electric usage. REPORTS OF THE CITY MANAGER CLAIMS Claims in the amount of $361, 245. 14 were ap- proved on motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katnich second. AWARD - City Manager Glaves presented bids received on DOWNTOWN Downtown Underground District I as follows: UNDERGROUND DISTRICT I Graffigna Electric $61,89o. 00 RES. NO. 3880 Pacific Engineers $70, 528. 10 Underground Construction Co., Inc. $78, 581. 95 Communications Construction & Excavating Co. $89,479. 19 -5- On motion of Councilman Katnich, Schaffer second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3880 awarding the contract for Downtown Underground District I to Graffigna Electric for a total of $61, 890. PEACH STREET The City Manager presented plans and specifications SANITARY for the installation of sanitary sewers on Peach Street SEWER ASSESSMENT and Cochran Road. A petition for the installation of DISTRICT sanitary sewers on Peach Street and Cochran Road had been presented to the Council on 9/5/73 with certification by the City Clerk that the petition contained signatures of owners of more than 60% of the property described in the petition. The petitioners waived the investigation provided for by the "Special Assessment, Investigation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931" in conjunction with the installation. RES. NO. 3881 On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Ehrhardt second, ADOPT PLANS & the Council adopted Resolution No. 3881 adopting the SPECIFICATIONS plans and specifications for the Peach Street Sanitary Sewer Assessment District. -5- Minutes of February 20, 1974, continued RES. NO. 3882 On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Schaffer second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3882 stating the RESOLUTION OF Council's intention to form the Peach Street Sanitary INTENTION Sewer Assessment District and setting the public hearing thereon for March Z0, 1974. WILLOW AVE. The City Manager also presented plans and specifi- SANITARY SEWER cations for the installation of sanitary sewers on ASSESSMENT Willow Avenue. A petition for the installation of DISTRICT sanitary sewers on Willow Avenue had been pre- sented to the Council on December 12, 1973, with certification by the City Clerk that the petition contained signatures of owners of more than 60% of the property described in the petition. The petitioners waived the investigation provided for by the "Special Assessment, Investigation, Limitation and Majority Protest Act of 1931" _ in conjunction with the installation. RES. NO. 3883 On motion of Councilman Katncih, Schaffer second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3883 adopting ADOPT PLANS & the plans and specifications for the Willow Avenue SPECIFICATIONS Sanitary Sewer Assessment District. RES. NO. 3884 On motion of Councilman Katnich, Schaffer second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3884 stating the RESOLUTION OF Council's intention to form the Willow Avenue INTENTION Sanitary Sewer Assessment District and setting the Public Hearing thereon for March 20, 1974. SCHOOL CROSSING The City Manager reported that the student body ON THE NORTH of the Lodi Senior Elementary School has made SIDE OF PARK ST. a formal request to the City Council for a school ACROSS HAM LANE crossing on the north side of Park Street across Ham Lane. The request had been endorsed by the Chief of Police and the Principal of Senior Elementary School. RES. NO. 3885 On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Schaffer second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3885 establishing a school crossing on the north side of Park Street across Ham Lane. VINEWOOD PARK On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich second, RESTROOM the Council approved the plans and specifications BUILDING for Vinewood Park Restroom Building, 1730 W. Tokay Street and authorized the City Clerk to advertise for bids thereon. CITY HALL Arlie Preszter, A.I.A., presented the third set of REMODELING, plans for City Hall Remodeling. This project PROJECT 3 covers the area vacated by the City Manager, Assistant City Manager, City Clerk, Planning Dept., the blueprint room, the balance of the Council Chamber, and the second floor lobby and stairway from the first to second floor. On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Ehrhardt second, the Council adopted the plans and specifications for City Hall Remodeling, Project 3 and authorized the City Clerk to advertise for bids thereon. ;319 Minutes of February 20, 1974, continued RIGHT-OF-WAY The City Manager recommended that the City Council ACQUISITION - approve the right-of-way agreement between the LODI AVE City and Angeline Joens and Colleen F. `hard, which ANGELINE JOENS property is necessary for the Lodi Avenue widening & COLLEEN F. at the northwest corner of Lodi Avenue and Crescent WARD Avenue, for the amount of $3, 670 - which was the appraised price of the property. On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Schaffer second, the Council approved the right-of-way agreement between Norval J. Gundershaug and the City of Lodi and authorized the City Manager to sign on behalf of the City. RIGHT-OF-WAY On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Ehrhardt second, ACQUISITION - the Council approved the right-of-way agreement LODI A VE - between Angeline Joens and Colleen F. Ward and DEWALT the City of Lodi and authorized the City Manager to sign on behalf of the City. RIGHT-OF-WAY The City Manager recommended that the City Council ACQUISITION - approve the acquisition of a 9. 5 foot wide strip along LODI AVE - the north side of Lodi Avenue at the northwest corner GUNDERSHAUG of Lodi Ave. & Crescent Ave. from Norval J. Gundershaug for the amount of $ 1900, which is the FOUR-WAY appraised price of the property. In addition to the STOP - cash consideration, the City will be removing and re- HAM & VINE placing existing curb, gutter, and sidewalk, and modifying the existing lawn sprinkler system. On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Schaffer second, the Council approved the right-of-way agreement between Norval J. Gundershaug and the City of Lodi and authorized the City Manager to sign on behalf of the City. RIGHT-OF-WAY The City Manager recommended that the City Council ACQUISITION - approve of a 3 -foot strip along 95.7 feet on the south LODI A VE - side of Lodi Ave. from Connie Dewalt for the amount DEWALT of $800, as well as removal and replacement of existing curb, gutter, and sidewalk along Lodi Ave. On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Ehrhardt second, the Council approved the right-of-way agreement between Connie Dewalt and the City of Lodi for right- of-way acquisition on Lodi Avenue and authorized the City Manager to sign on behalf of the City. FOUR-WAY The City Manager reported that a request had been STOP - received for the installation of 4 -way stop signs at HAM & VINE Ham Lane and Vine Street. The City Manager re- ported that he is not recommending the installation of 4 -way stop signs at this location for the following reasons: 1. Traffic volumes on Vine Street are approximately 1700 vehicles daily and on Ham Lane approxi- mately 7500 vehicles daily. Traffic volumes should be approximately equal to prevent undue delay to the major street. 2. Traffic signals axe not warranted and the installation of 4 -way stop signs is not needed as an interim measure to control traffic. -7- 820 LODI BIKEWAY PLAN STUDY ACQUISITION - VIVIAN HUGHES ET AL PROPERTY - LODI LAKE EXPANSION Minutes of February 20, 1974, continued 3. There have been six reported accidents during the past 12 -month period. Of these, only two may have been preventable by 4 -way stops. The one accident that occurred during school hours was not of the type correctable by the installation of stop signs. Councilman Ehrhardt moved that the Council concur with the recommendation of the City Manager in deny- ing the request for the installation of 4 -way stop signs at Ham Lane and Vine Street. The motion was seconded by Councilman Schaffer and carried. The City Manager reported to the Council the various areas to which the Cal Poly student team design study concerning the Lodi Bikeway Plan would relate. Following a brief discussion, Councilman Ehrhardt moved to authorize the expenditure of $ 1500 to initiate a Cal Poly student team design study for development into the Preliminary Lodi Bikeway General Plan. The motion was seconded by Councilman Schaffer and carried. The City Attorney reported that a settlement had been reached with Vivian Hughes, et al for the purchase of property for the expansion of Lodi Lake Park. Mayor Hughes stated he wished to abstain from the discussion and voting. On motion of Councilman Schaffer, Katnich second, the Council authorized the acquisition of the Vivian Hughes et al property for the expansion of Lodi Lake for $ 18, 500. TRAFFIC The City Manager reported that the work on the SIGNAL - traffic signal and highway lighting, Elm Street and ELM STREET & Ham Lane, had been completed by the contractor, HAM LANE Collins Electric Co. , Inc. , in substantial confor- mance with the plans and specifications approved by the City Council, State Divisions of Highways, and the Federal Highways Administration. The City Manager further related that this is the first TOPICS project completed by the City. On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Schaffer second, the Council accepted the traffic signal improvements at the intersection of Ham Lane and Elm Street and authorized the Public Works Director to file a Notice of Completion with the County Recorder on behalf of the City. TERMINATION The City Manager reported that on 10/30/58 the AGREEMENT- City entered into an agreement with Southern Pacific SOUTHERN Co. to place a 30 inch storm drain along the north PACIFIC GO. side of Kettleman Lane under the Southern Pacific tracks. The storm drain was removed as part of the Kettleman Lane construction and the City Manager recommends that a Termination Agreement be executed to clear the records, -8- Z21 Minutes of February 20, 1974, continued RES. NO. 3886 On motion of Councilman Katnich, Schaffer second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3886 approving the Termination Agreement with the Southern Pacific Co. and authorizing the City Manager to sign on behalf of the City. RESOLUTION On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katnich second, OF WELCOME the Council adopted a Resolution of Welcome to Miss Ikuko Ishwii, Mrs. Reverend Mami Takahashi, and Mrs. Tsukiyo Ignashi to the City of Lodi. ASSESSMENT The City Manager presented the Assessment DIAGRAM -. Diagram for the West Locust Street Street Light W. LOCUST ST. District for Council approval. On motion of S. L. DISTRICT Councilman Katnich, Schaffer second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3887 approving the Assess - RES. NO. 3887 ment Diagram. ANNUAL The City Manager presented to the Council the Annual AUDIT Audit Report and Financial Statements as of REPORT June 30, 1973, as prepared by H. P. McCandless, Stockton, California AWARD - The City Manager presented bids received for 4 PAD MOUNTED four 12 -KV pad mounted transformers as follows: TRANSFORMERS Allis Chalmers Corp. - 42 weeks delivery RES. NO. 3888 150 KVA (Item 3) $2, 230; 112. 5 KVA (Item 4) $2, 082 Escalation Clause - none - Total $4, 527. 60* Westinghouse Elec. - 750 KVA (Item 1) $7, 039 - 40 weeks delivery; 500 KVA (Item 2) $3, 589 - 52 weeks delivery; 150 KVA (Item 3) $ 1, 864 - 52 weeks delivery; 112. 5 KVA (Item 4) $ 1, 620 - 52 weeks delivery Escalation Clause - none - Total $ 14, 817. 60* R. T. E. Corp. - 36 weeks delivery 750 KVA (Item 1) $5, 150; 500 KVA (Item 2) $4, 084; 150 KVA (Item 3) $2, 599; 112. 5 KVA (Item 4) $2, 307 Escalation Clause - none - Total $ 14, 847. OOT Maydwell & Hartzell - 42 weeks delivery 150 KVA (Item 3) $2,285; 112.5 KVA (Item 4) $2,023 Escalation Clause - 2/3% month- Total $4,523.40* Valley Electric - 24 weeks delivery 750 KVA (Item 1) $6, 190; 500 KVA (Item Z) $5, 065; 150 KVA (Item 3) $2, 860; 112. 5 KVA (Item 4) $2, 680 Escalation Clause - Oil Cost - Total $17, 634. 75* Graybar Electric (G. E. ) - 750 KVA (Item 1) $5, 419 - 34 weeks delivery; 500 KVA (Item 2) $3, 806 - 34 weeks delivery; 150 KVA (Item 3) $2, 536 - 20 weeks delivery; 1 l2. 5 KVA (Item 4) $2, 258 - 20 weeks delivery; Escalation Clause - 2/37o month - Total $14,719.95* -9- 322 ORDINANCES Minutes of February 20, 1974, continued G. E. Supply Co. - 750 KVA (Item 1) $5, 445. 30 - 34 weeks delivery 500 KVA (Item 2) $3,825. 15 - 34 weeks delivery 150 ?{VA (Item 3) $2, 548. 35 - 20 weeks delivery 112. 5 KVA (Item 4) $2, 269. 05 - 20 weeks delivery Escalation Clause - 2/31/6 month - Total $ 14, 792.240 Standard Transf. Co. - 750 KVA (Item 1) $6, 016 - 28-30 weeks delivery 500 KVA (Item 2) $4,419 - 28-30 weeks delivery 150 KVA (Item 3) $3, 415 - 80 weeks delivery 112. 5 KVA (Item 4) $3, 062 - 80 weeks delivery Escalation Clause - 2/3% mo. after 90 day ARO TOTAL - $17,757.60* *Including Tax Adjusting for the escalation clauses and taking into account the length of delivery, the City Manager recommended that the award be made as follows: Item 1 - 750 KVA R.T.E. Corporation $5, 150 36 weeks delivery acceptable Item 2 - 500 KVA Graybar Electric $3,806 Plus escalation of $152 with delivery of 34 weeks Item 3 - 150 KVA Graybar Electric $2,536 Plus $34 escalation with delivery of 20 weeks Item 4 - 112.5 KVA Graybar Electric $2,258 Plus escalation of $30 with delivery of 20 weeks On motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Schaffer second, the Council adopted Resolution No. 3888 awarding the contract for the 4 Pad Mounted Transformers to: Item 1 - 750 KVA R. T.E. Corporation $5, 150 Item 2 - 500 KVA Graybar Electric $3,806 Plus escalation of $152 Item 3 - 150 KVA Graybar Electric $2,536 Plus $34 escalation Item 4 - 112.5 KVA Graybar Electric $2,258 Plus escalation of $30 METER HOLIDAYS ORDINANCE NO. 1021, entitled, "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 14-1 OF CHAPTER 14 OF THE ORD. 1021 CODE OF THE CITY OF. LODI ENTITLED 'MOTOR ADOPTED VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC, ' AND THEREBY AMEND- ING THE DEFINITION OF HOLIDAYS, " having been introduced at a regular meeting on February 6, 1974, Minutes of February 20, 1974, continued was brought up for passage on the motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katnich, second. Second reading was omitted after reading by title and the ordinance was then passed, adopted and ordered to print by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen - Ehrhardt, Katnich, Schaffer and Hughes Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - Pinkerton SIDEWALK Councilman Ehrhardt reported that he had called on POLICY and spoken to both Mr. & Mrs. Saulsbury, 425 Mission Street and Mrs. M. M. Huber, 727 S. Garfield, regard- ing their enquiries on the City's sidewalk policy._ DATES OF Councilman S=haffer informed the Council of the INTEREST Council of Governments meeting to be held Tuesday, February 26, 1974, at 7:30 p.m. at the Board of Supervisors Chambers. ADJOURNMENT Mayor Hughes informed the Council that Councilman Ehrhardt and City Manager Glaves would be attending an Environmental Protection Agency meeting on February 2 1, 1974, which will also be attended by a neighboring division of the League of California Cities as well as the division of which Lodi is in- cluded. Mayor Hughes also advised the Council of the California Chamber of Commerce Legislative Tax Forum to be held March 12. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at approximately 10: 15 p. m. on motion of Councilman Ehrhardt, Katnich second. - 1I- Attest: ALICE M. REIMCHE City Clerk go. -